We have done exactly this for a client a couple of weeks ago, you can do it (fairly nicely) by following the steps below: 1. Set up a link somehow (either CCK formatter or theme layer) on your CCK node that links to your webform, but includes an additional GET parameter, cck_id or similar. So users visit the webform by going to /node/123?cck_id=456 2. Pop a hidden form element on the first page of the webform, and set up its default value parameter to grab the cck_id from the querystring. 3. Write yourself a custom submit handler on the webform that takes the value of the hidden field and loads the node, gets the email address etc. This submit handler gets run in the middle of the webform execution so you can change the email address of where submissions can be sent. 4. Write this up as a documentation page or similar :-) Tips: For 3. if you find the bit of code that runs the custom submission handlers for a webform, you can write your code directly into that file, tweak it until it works then just undo all your changes and paste the code into the box on the webform edit screen. Use devel or similar to log the emails instead of sending them. Hope that helps. Regards Steven Jones ComputerMinds ltd - Perfect Drupal Websites Phone : 024 7666 7277 Mobile : 07702 131 576 Twitter : darthsteven http://www.computerminds.co.uk 2009/10/5 Ernst Plüss <ernst.pluess@gmail.com>:
Hi
On our web site we have a big number of cck nodes which do describes different classes. The students should get a chance to subscribe to a class by filling in a webform.
There are a few different cck node types and a big number of cck nodes. But we'd like to use only one webform (which is a node).
My question is: The CCK nodes do contain an email address. The webform should somehow get the email address of the node which linked to it (via node reference?) and send the email to this address. How can we do this.
I spend several hours in searching the web and drupal.org without finding a usefull answer. I would be very happy to get some usefull information on this topic.
Thanks a lot. Ernst