mailSend('lead@example.com', 1);
Of course, the ''1'' must be replaced with the identifier/number of the mailing that is to be sent.
===== Example: Data to project management =====
A participant fills out a test, the point value was calculated in variable ''$points'' and should now be sent to an email address together with the participant ID (SERIAL) so that the researcher is automatically informed about completed tests.
For this purpose, a mailing (ID 1) was created under **Send invitations** -> **Mailings**, which has (among other things) the following content:
participant: %custom1%
test result: %custom2%
On the last page of the questionnaire the following PHP code would now be placed under the calculation of the points value (''$points'') to send the result to ''store@example.com''.
mailSend('store@example.com', 1, 0, NULL, caseSerial(), $points);
===== Example: Do not save email address =====
A colleague's email address should be requested in the interview, but not saved. An invitation should be sent to this email address with a reference to the current interview (case number CASE).
**Note:** This use case is usually easier to implement with a question of type [[:en:create:questions:email]] and without any PHP code. Here only an alternative solution using ''mailSend()'' is shown.
In order to get the email address, an HTML input field is put on page 5 in the questionnaire.
Colleague's email address:
On the next page in the questionnaire (no later!), the specified email address is read using ''[[:en:create:functions:readget]]'' and the mailing with the ID ''2'' will be sent to this email address. The current case number is attached in the URL to the questionnaire as a reference.
$email = readGET('email_colleague', false);
if (trim($email) !== '') {
$link = 'https://www.soscisurvey.de/PROJEKT/?r='.caseNumber();
mailSend($email, 2, 0, $link);
}