Again, Thanks very much.Are there any scripting / code resources that you would recommend for newbie's ?Regards,Nugget

Paul,Thanks for the help!If I understand correctly, The codeing you gave in response "5" just needed to be tailored to the correct buttons, in this case, the coding behind the "fake" button should have been - if (dropdownlist1.rawValue != null){Button2.event__click.submit.target = "mailto:" + dropdo...

Paul,Appreciate your patience on this. Form and buttons are still not working correctly. un-sure how to get the "real" button to reflect the end users choice of email recipient from the field titled " Choose an Engineer to email", named "Dropdownlist1". I've sent the most recent copy of the form to ...

Paul,To clarify, is your reference to "TextField4[1]" a field from the form copy I sent you ? I cannot find this field on my form.After looking over my form, I see what you are referencing. The source of email choices comes from the form field name "Choose an Engineer to Email" and has the Binding n...

You never added code to the fake button that clicks the real button. On the click event of the fake button add this code: Button2.execEvent("click") PaulPaul, Thanks, I’m very close. I found how to add the script to the button, and now it generates the email, but I notice that the address shown, ma...

Paul,Thanks for the assistance!I used the third option shown in the example and set the buttons, fields, and all properties on my form to mimick the ones on the example. The completed form fills out fine but when the "fake" email button is clicked, nothing happens. I check the email account where it...

I have created a drop down list that binds e-mail addresses to the choice the end user makes in the field/list. Am looking for the simplest way to use this choice in conjunction with a form button that will submit the completed form, in PDF format, to the correct email receipent that was chosen. Wou...