Populate a field via mailGetAddrs

Question

Hello,
I have created a local .js file with the following to allow the restricted mailGetAddrs function to work:
// Trust the mailGetAddrs function
KCI_mailGetAddrs = app.trustedFunction( function (cTo, cCc, cBcc, cCaption, bCc, bBcc)
app.beginPriv();    // Explicitly raise privilege
app.mailGetAddrs( cTo, cCc, cBcc, cCaption, bCc, bBcc );
app.endPriv();
I then created a text field, called "Grantee"  I want to have this field look up an employee in our Outlook Contacts, so I put the following in a Mouse Up JavaScript:
var attempts = 2;
while (attempts > 0)
var recipients = KCI_mailGetAddrs
cCaption: "Select Recipient, Please",
cTo: true,
bBcc: false
this.getField("Grantee").value = recipients;
if (recipients == "" ) {
if (--attempts == 1)
app.alert("You did not choose any recipients, try again");
} else break;
if (attempts == 0)
app.alert("Cancelling the selection");
else {
this.getField("Grantee").value = recipients;
Apparently recipients is not being defined, as it places "undefined" in the Grantee field.  What I want is the person's name, or at the very least their e-mail address.  The this.getField("Grantee")...  was placed in the middle of the above code to try to figure out what was being returned.
When I test this out a window opens called "Check Names" and has amessage stating "Microsoft Outlook does not recognize "[object Object]". and has a button to "Show More Names..." which takes me to the Address Book listing where I can select an employee.  I do this, but nothing is set in the function.
What am I missing here?

Answer 1

So I now have the trusted function as:
// Trust the mailGetAddrs function
KCI_mailGetAddrs = app.trustedFunction( function (cTo, cCc, cBcc, cCaption, bCc, bBcc)
// Additional code may appear above
app.beginPriv();    // Explicitly raise privilege
var funcreturn = app.mailGetAddrs( cTo, cCc, cBcc, cCaption, bCc, bBcc );
// return app.mailGetAddrs( cTo, cCc, cBcc, cCaption, bCc, bBcc );
// funcreturn = "Memememe!!";
app.endPriv();
// Return the returned information.
return funcreturn;
And my script is:
var attempts = 2;
while (attempts > 0)
var recipients = new KCI_mailGetAddrs
cTo: "[email protected]",
cCc: "",
cBcc: "",
                        cCaption: "Select Recipient, Please",
                        bCc: true,
                        bBcc: true
this.getField("Grantee").value = recipients;
                if (recipients == "" ) {
if (--attempts == 1)
app.alert("You did not choose any recipients, try again");
} else break;
if (attempts == 0)
app.alert("Cancelling the selection");
else {
this.getField("Grantee").value = recipients;
So when I click the field, a Check Names window opens with
Microsoft Outlook does not recognize "[object Object]
Select the Address to Use:
then a field with no names, but a button to "Show more Names..."  When I click this, I get the Contacts list with only a To option for recipients.  IF I select one, the "Grantee" field gets this:
[email protected],undefined,undefined
(NOTE:  [email protected] and [email protected] are not the actual values used. Real values are used, but removed from this post.)
I have also tried passing the person's name as listed in the Contacts list.  Neither of these do anything.  Also, I have passed nothing here.  All gives the same result.
The problem seems to be that Outlook is not understanding what is being passed, or I am not passing it correctly.  At least I am getting an address.
Any insight on how what might be causing the Outlook message?  Also, how would I get just the email address in the PDF's script?  I know I con process it out by truncating the string to the first comma, but there must be a better way.  recipients.cTo does not get it, which is what I thought I would use.