mailform without confirmation

[chechu]

Sorry, but I had to go yesterday. I didn't receive test1 (good), received test2 and test3, but test4 is missing. I hope you still remember what you tested last night !

The issue is that, when you fill in name, email and message, but do not select an option
1/ the mail does not get sent (good !)
2/ the message on the site says the mail has been sent (no good !)

How come ?

[bluewalrus]

You never changed the value in your html

<option selected value="what is your message about">what is your message about</option>

You should get an email because of that too though...

[chechu]

But you asked me to place it like this:

<option selected value="0">what is your message about</option>

When I change it back into the following, it still doesn't work:

<option selected value="what is your message about">what is your message about</option>

[djr33]

Why would you have a nonfunctioning option in the select menu? Just have the three VALID options (so the form will never be sent without a valid recipient) and format it like this:
Send to: [select], with options 1-3 in the list.

[chechu]

Don't really understand your remark, Daniel.
I need to have aan option selected value to point out what the dropmenu is about, no ?
What does your new format mean ? Something to be implemented in the php ?

I would like the option to be obligated, so an option must be chosen in order to send the email.
Also if possible, can the option be placed in the confirmation mail and the mail sent to the opted choice ?
Something like
"Thanks for your message to [option]. He will get in touch ..."