Setting up email addresses in a text field.

Hi.
Can anyone help me.
I am using Adobe Designer 7.0 and would like to know if there is a way of linking a email address in a text field box to a submit email button.
As far as I can tell you can only put one email address in the object field and thats it.
What i am trying to do is let people select a email address from a drop down list and then click the submit email button and it would use the address from the drop down list.
Thanks
Mike.

I set up a form with a hidden "Email submit button" with a default email address.
I placed another visible button on the page and put in the "click" event the following javascript:
> EmailSubmitButton1.resolveNode("#event").submit.target = "mailto:[email protected]";
> EmailSubmitButton1.execEvent("click");
change the "mailto:[email protected]" to whatever you want, as long as it has "mailto:" in front of it, or else it defaults to a HTTP submit.
For example, if you want to set the email address to a value from a drop down list:
> var emailAddress = "mailto:" + DropDownList1.rawValue;
When the user clicks on the visible button, it's sets the email address on the hidden email button and causes a click event on the button - bingo - email sent to a custom email address.
Regards
Anthony Jereley
Indigo Pacific Pty Ltd
www.indigopacific.com

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