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Plugin Description
Dynamically set recipitent of mail using a filter.
How To Use
Create a filter that will return the recipient of mail. For more information see the example filter in
cf7-dynamic-mail-to-examples.php included with the plugin.
function wpcf7_dynamic_to_filter_example() {
if (isset($args['select-email'])) {
if ($args['select-email'] == 'send to email 1') {
$recipient = 'email-01@email.com';
} elseif ($args['select-email'] == 'send to email 2') {
$recipient = 'email-01@email.com';
} elseif ($args['select-email'] == 'sent to email 3') {
$recipient = 'email-01@email.com';
}
}
return $recipient;
} // end function wpcf7_dynamic_to_filter_example
add_filter('wpcf7-dynamic-recipient-example-filter', 'wpcf7_dynamic_to_filter_example', 10, 2);
Add special fields to your form, see screenshot of example fields.
Add a field to you form with the name “dynamic-mail-to-filter”. This can be any type of field that holds
a single value. I would suggest trying out my other plugin
Contact Form 7 – Simple Hidden Field.
You can also use another hidden field extension for CF7. Set the value of this field to the name of your
filter hook.
If you would like the values of other fields sent to your filter as arguments, add a field with the name of
“dynamic-mail-to-fields.” Set the value of this field to a comma separated list of the fields values you
want sent to your filter. Again, see the example filter supplied with this plugin.
Screenshots
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Special Fields in CF7 Example
