Hi There! Thanks for your input... What I'm trying to do is - I have a HTML form that has multiple checkboxes...i.e. Checkbox1, name=m_EmailGroups, and Value=user1. There's also checkbox2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9. All with the same name (m_EmailGroups) but different value. I want the user, when completing filling out the form to press send, and base on his check box selection an email should be sent to the user he has chosen... I tried creating a hash, and base on his checkbox selection in the HTML form, it would pull the value and send an email based on that... Hope this sheds some light on what I'm trying to do..Right now I'm totally confused and don't know that to do next..

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

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