Hello,
I have 2 DBMR that give me the following array according to debugger:
What i want to do is to send an email to email and use on email body gender_1,name_1,email1_1 and cf_user_id. if i use brackets it doesnt work. I also tried to use brackets with model names ex {referee.name_1} but still nothing.
Any idea how is thiw possible?
Ty in advance
I have 2 DBMR that give me the following array according to debugger:
Array
(
[input_submit_1] => Οριστική Υποβολή
[4ebe242d6b8a783d304e17eef3950716] => 1
[option] => com_chronoforms
[view] => form
[Itemid] => 78
[lang] => el
[chronoform] => submission_referees
[event] => submit
[personal] => Array
(
[0] => Array
(
[email] => arxontoula@gmail.com
[referee] => Array
(
[gender_1] => Dear Mr.
[name_1] => Jim Lian
[email1_1] => info@eaasy.com
[cf_user_id] => 63
)
)
)
)
What i want to do is to send an email to email and use on email body gender_1,name_1,email1_1 and cf_user_id. if i use brackets it doesnt work. I also tried to use brackets with model names ex {referee.name_1} but still nothing.
Any idea how is thiw possible?
Ty in advance
i found out the solution for the email body {personal.0.referee.email1_1} for example, but how can i use this in dynamic email to? if i use the above without brackets it doesn't work.
Hi t1gra1rma1@,
I don't know what Max's answer would be but here's a workaround - use a Custom Code action to re-assign the value to a new variable. You need to drag the Custom Code action up before the Email action.
Bob
I don't know what Max's answer would be but here's a workaround - use a Custom Code action to re-assign the value to a new variable. You need to drag the Custom Code action up before the Email action.
<?php
$form->data['email_to'] =& $form->data['personal']['0']['referee']['email1_1'];
?>
You can then use {email_to} in the Dynamic To box.Bob
ty very much.
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