Yes, but at least you get rid of the errors. From what I understand, errors can eventually bog down the system. In my case with one form, there would be 12 errors every time the page was loaded into a browser.
Moving forward, though, yes... it's not pulling the information into the FormIt Call placeholder. I suspect because, in the normal process – and I'm no expert —the script processes the form contents, then prepares the email and sends it out. By being in a placeholder within the format call, perhaps there is a timing issue. The call is being made before the form has even been completed. For example, when that page loads, is it not starting with an empty selection?
Oops... not really and answer. Sorry.
I wonder if another chunk needs to be created... much like when you create the chunk for the contents of the email message. In that chunk is the placeholder for the result of the email address selection. Then, instead of a placeholder for additional email address in the &emailTo: put the chunk.
Oops... not really an answer. Sorry.
I wonder if another chunk needs to be created... much like when you create the chunk for the contents of the email message. In that chunk is the placeholder for the result of the email address selection. Then, instead of a placeholder for additional email address in the &emailTo: put the chunk.
Didn't really help but gave me an idea – I explicitly set the emailTo and put the addessTo placeholder in the email TPL and it worked fine...
I think you're right that this is something to do with order of execution.
I'm starting to wonder whether the position of the snippet call on the page is the issue. But if I put the call after the form HTML it doesn't work at all... This is really odd.
If I am interpreting what you're attempting to do, it's not different than perhaps setting it up so that the user gets a copy of the form email too. Maybe that will help with searching. I know the forum is great. As well, sometimes I go to google, form my query, and select from the MODx search results there. As well other offsite tutorials and such may actually have the answer.