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XMP Form - auto-select drop-down per URL variable

I'd like to configure a "contact us" page using a XMP form; have an existing one which works fine. But with this form, I'd like to have a drop-down auto-selected per a URL variable. E.g. website.com/contactus.aspx?sel=Feedback . So on another page I'd have a "Send Feedback" hyper-link that will be configured as the link above and when visiting the contact us page, the "send to" drop-down will have
contact-usformurl variable
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Jeff M. asked Apr 30, 2015 active Apr 30, 2015

Hiding drop-down value

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I'd like to use XMP for a contact-us form to save the information to the db and send to the appropriate persons. I know the DNN feedback form will work, but we'd also like some other custom features. But for the "send-to" persons drop-down, the values are display the actual e-mail address of the persons when viewed in something such-as fire-bug, etc. Any ideas on how to hide these, yet still send
contact-usdrop-downe-mail
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Jeff M. asked Sep 25, 2013 active Oct 1, 2013

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