I'm trying to send an email based on checkbox selected in my form. The vlaue I have in my HTML form are as followed...

Checkbox #1 -> name=m_eMailgroups vlaue=user1
Checkbox #2 -> name=m_eMailgroups vlaue=user2
Checkbox #3 -> name=m_eMailgroups vlaue=user3

The question is, how do I defined the address list that the script with use to send based on selection.

I've tried $smtp->recipient(@address); and I get the following error message...

Can't call method "recipient" on an undefined value

What am I doing wrong??? 

my %option_to_address = (
User1 => 'user1@domain.com', # note the single quotes
User2 => 'user2@domain.com',
User3 => 'user3@domain.com' 
);

my @addresses = map($option_to_address{$_},grep($option_to_address{$_}
+,$query->param("m_EmailGroups")));
for my $address (@addresses) {
    
     ...What am I missing here..
}

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In reply to Sending email with Net::SMTP by Anonymous Monk

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