Any way to send a form automatically to a user-chosen email?

Question

I want the user to be able to type in an email, then fill out the rest of the form, then have the form data automatically be sent to that email. Is this possible??

Answer 1

Well, I did manage to find another form mailer script, maybe first take a look at this one and see if it's easier..
http://www.dagondesign.com/articles/secure-php-form-mailer-script/
These are all the options... sorry it's really long:
// STANDALONE OPTION
// If you plan to use this script by itself (not included from another PHP file), set this
// option to TRUE, and it will generate a proper html header and footer. If you want to
// change the basic header and footer, they are found near the bottom of this script
$standalone = TRUE;
// If you are using the standalone option, enter the relative path to your CSS file so it 
// can be declared properly in the header
$path_to_css = 'dd-formmailer.css';
// For those of you including this script in another PHP file, be sure to manually
// add the CSS declaration in the header section of your page:
//   <link rel="stylesheet" href="(location of dd-formmailer.css)" type="text/css" media="screen" />
// You also need to load the JS file used by the date chooser, if you choose to use this field:
//   <script type="text/javascript" src="(location of date_chooser.js)"></script>
// If you are using the stand-alone mode, these will be added automatically
// LANGUAGE SETTING
// The relative path to the language file you want to use.
$language = 'lang/English.php';
// FULL URL TO SCRIPT
// The full URL to dd-formmailer.php (or whatever you have renamed it to)
$script_path = 'http://www.swcsnp.org/dd-formmailer.php';
// FULL URL TO CONTACT PAGE
// If you are running this script in standalone mode, leave this blank. Otherwise,
// enter the full URL to the page that is displaying the form
$path_contact_page = '';
// RECIPIENT DATA
// If you are just sending email to a single address, enter it here. For more advanced
// usage such as multiple recipients, CC, BCC, etc.. please see the web page for instructions
$recipients = '[email protected]';
// FORM STRUCTURE
// This is used to generate the form. Each form element must be on its own line.
// Detailed usage instructions can be found on the web page
$form_struct = '
          type=text|class=fmtext|label=Name|fieldname=fm_name|max=100|req=true
          type=text|class=fmtext|label=Email|fieldname=fm_email|max=100|req=true|ver=email
          type=text|class=fmtext|label=Subject|fieldname=fm_subject|max=100|req=true
          type=verify|class=fmverify|label=Verify
          type=textarea|class=fmtextarea|label=Message|fieldname=fm_message|max=1000|rows=6|re q=true
// MANUAL FORM CODE
// Advanced users only! please read documentation first
$manual_form_code = '';
// WRAP MESSAGES
// If enabled, this wraps messages to 70 chars per line (for RFC compliance)
$wrap_messages = TRUE;
// SAVE ATTACHMENTS
// If enabled, attachments will be saved to a directory instead of emailed
$attach_save = FALSE;
// SAVE ATTACHMENT PATH
// Where files will be saved, if attach_save is enabled
// ** Full path on server. Ex: /home/user/public_html/upload/
// ** Make sure directory has write permission
// ** include trailing slash
$attach_path = '';
// SHOW REQUIRED
// If enabled, required fields are marked with an asterisk
$show_required = TRUE;
// SHOW URL
// If enabled, the URL the script is running from will be added to the message
$show_url = FALSE;
// SHOW IP AND HOSTNAME
// If enabled, the visitor's IP and hostname are added to the message
$show_ip_hostname = TRUE;
// SPECIAL FIELDS
// These options help generate the email headers. Simply enter a field name,
// and the user input from that field will be used. You can also combine fields.
// For example, if you have a fm_firstname and fm_lastname field, you could
// set $sender_name to 'fm_lastname, fm_firstname'
$sender_name = 'fm_name';
$sender_email = 'fm_email';
$email_subject = 'Contact: fm_subject';
// MAX UPLOAD SIZE
// If you are using file uploads in your form, this specifies the max file size.
// (This does not override any server settings you might have in PHP.ini)
$max_file_size = 1000000; // in bytes
// MESSAGE STRUCTURE
// This is an optional setting that allows you to define your own custom message
// template. More information can be found on the web page. If left blank, the script
// will generate the message itself, which is generally suitable for most purposes.
// You use field names in this - they will be replaced with the user input from those fields.
$message_structure = '';
// SUCCESS MESSAGE
// This is the text shown after the visitor has successfully submitted the form.
// You use field names in this - they will be replaced with the user input from those fields.
$sent_message = '<p>Thank you - your message has been sent.</p>';
// AUTO REPLY OPTION
// This optional feature allows you to automatically send a pre-defined auto reply email.
// To use it, simply specify the name and email address you want the message to be 'from',
// as well as a subject and message. To disable, just leave $auto_reply_message blank.
// You use field names in the message - they will be replaced with the user input from those fields.
$auto_reply_name = '';
$auto_reply_email = '';
$auto_reply_subject = '';
$auto_reply_message = '';
// IMAGE VERIFICATION
// You can disable image verification, use the simple built-in method, or use ReCaptcha
// If you use ReCaptcha, sign up for a free account at http://recaptcha.net and enter the codes below
$verify_method = 'basic'; // 'off', 'basic', or 'recaptcha'
// BASIC IMAGE VERIFICATION OPTIONS
$verify_background = 'F0F0F0';          // hex code for background color
$verify_text = '005ABE';                    // hex code for text color
$force_type = '';                                        // problems showing the code? try forcing to 'gif', 'jpeg' or 'png'
// RECAPTCHA IMAGE VERIFICATION OPTIONS
// Public and private keys - you get these when you sign up an account at http://recaptcha.net
$re_public_key = '';
$re_private_key = '';
// SAVE DATA TO FILE
// If set to TRUE, the form input will be saved in a delimited file
$save_to_file = FALSE;
// STILL SEND EMAIL
// If saving the data to a file, still have the script send the email?
$save_email = TRUE;
// DATA PATH
// The file that will be written to - make sure it has write access
$save_path = 'data.txt';
// DELIMITER
// Fields will be separated by this character. If this character is found in
// the actual data, it will be removed.
$save_delimiter = '|';
// NEWLINES
// Newlines in the data will be replaced by this
$save_newlines = "<br>";
// TIMESTAMP
// Add date/time to the beginning of each line
// Uses the PHP date format: http://us.php.net/date
// Leave blank to disable this feature
$save_timestamp = "m-d-Y h:i:s A";