Different attachments for different emails [almost solved]

Hello,

Once the form is submitted, chronoforms sends two emails.

I want to attach one file to both emails (already done), and another file to only one of the emails, is it possible??

By now what i´ve got is:

$MyForm =& CFChronoForm::getInstance('myForm');
$form_id = $MyForm->formrow->id;
$MyUploads =& CFUploads::getInstance($form_id);
$MyUploads->attachments[0] = JPATH_SITE.DS.'components'.DS.'com_chronocontact'.DS.'myfolder'.DS.'myfile1.pdf';
$MyUploads->attachments[1] = JPATH_SITE.DS.'components'.DS.'com_chronocontact'.DS.'myfolder'.DS.'myfile2.pdf';

It sends both attachments to the two emails i have setup, but myfile2.pdf should be sent only to one of them.

Thanks
carlos

Hi Carlos,

Right now I can’t think of any automated way of doing that :-(

You could do it by creating the second email by hand in the OnSubmit After box but that feels like hard work :-(

I'll keep thinking.

Bob

Hi Bob,

That was the second possibility i had in mind. It can´t be that difficult. Once its ready i´ll send it in a post.

Cheers,
carlos

Fiuuuuuuuuu,

It hasn´t been that difficult to send emails once i manage to run a mail server and use it to send emails.

I got stack trying to make a multipart email adding the different mime things, and i don´tt have more time to spend on this :-(

So the final solution has been instead of attaching the file, just add in the email a link to the file. This is not the best solution as the file needs to be in the public scope of the site, i was trying to avoid it but this will be the soution by now.

Does it mean i have to mark the post as "solved"?? or "almost solved"?? 🤣

Cheers,
carlos

Hi Carlos,

"Almost solved" is good enough for today.

Bob