You are using an email submission button - which sounds like the right thing to do, but in this case that's wrong: The stock email submission button is a one-trick pony, and it does exactly what it's designed to do: It submits the form to the email address you used when you first set up the form. As...

I tried to send you a direct message with my email address, but the forum software is not cooperating right now. When you click on my name in blue just above this comment, you can find a link to my web site, which has my email address in the lower right corner. I cannot promise that I will get to yo...

This looks like this document is part of a "distribute form" workflow. This means that you are very likely not even running the script that is associated with the button. BTW: You should see some output on the JavaScript console. There are a few "console.println()" commands in my code to print the f...

So again my questions: Do you get any errors on the JavaScript console? What do you see in the "CC:" field in the email that arrives at the "To:" address?

There is no screenshot attached to your reply. You cannot attach images when replying via email. Just log into the forums system and then use the "Insert Image" button:

Maybe the forum system is removing information - do you have anything between "(" and ")"?This is copied from my original post:event.target.mailDoc({        bUI: false,        cTo: cToAddr,        cCc: cCCAddr,        cSubject: cSubLine,        cMsg: cBody, })

You need to specify parameters to the Doc.mailDoc() function. See the code that I provided for the correct syntax.

Are you getting any errors on the JavaScript console (Ctrl-J or Cmd-J)? Is it possible that the field names I am using are different than the ones you are using?

When you look at the email header of the email that you receive, what is in the "CC:" line? Does it also fail if you only have one email address in the "CC" line (meaning, you are not specifying a beneficiary email address)?

What email application are you using?