Monday 27 December 2010 8:06:53 am

Hi Daniele,

you can use email_cc_receivers and email_bcc_receivers persistent variables for that purposes.

Try this example (works well for me):

{set-block scope=root variable=email_receiver}admin@domain.com{/set-block} 

{def $email_cc_receivers=array('user1@domain.com', 'user2@domain.com') scope=root}

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Thursday 30 December 2010 12:39:32 am

{set-block scope=root variable=email_receiver}admin@domain.com{/set-block} 

{def $email_cc_receivers=array('user1@domain.com', 'user2@domain.com') scope=root}

Hi Edi! thanks for replying!

actually this piece of code doesn't work for me. The complete version of my modified template is:

{*?template charset=utf-8?*}
{set-block scope=root variable=subject}{"Collected information from %1"|i18n("design/ezwebin /collectedinfomail/form",,array($collection.object.name|wash))}{/set-block}

{set-block scope=root variable=email_receiver}admin@domain.com{/set-block}

{def $email_cc_receivers=array('daniele.conci@gmail.com') scope=root}

{"Collected Information : "|i18n("design/ezwebin/collectedinfomail/form")}:
{foreach $collection.attributes as $attribute}
{$attribute.contentclass_attribute_name|wash}:
{attribute_result_gui view=info attribute=$attribute}
{/foreach}

i tried also some variant for the new line of code:

... {def $email_cc_receivers='daniele.conci@gmail.com' scope=root}

or... {def $email_cc_receiver='daniele.conci@gmail.com' scope=root}

but they does nothing, as they would be empty line. Did i miss something in the code, or should i activate some other option somewhere? The version of EZpublish i'm working on is 4.0.1, should i update it?

thanks a lot again!

EDIT: i found this http://share.ez.no/forums/setup-design/cc_in_contact_forms/(from)/ez.no/ that should help, but the patch they refer to is for an older version of EZPublish. Is this feature available in 4.0.1? and by the way is there a patch for this? no basic feature?

Friday 31 December 2010 3:32:50 am

Solved my-self!

the right line of code to add cc destinatary is :

{set-block scope=root variable=email_cc_receivers}user@domain.com{/set-block}

nothing more, nothing less. For further destinataries use "append-block" instead of "set-block"

Enjoy!

Daniele

Hi Daniele, yes, that code works fine, I knew about it from before, but it only works for one mail. My intention with previous post was to provide a way to have multiple cc and bcc receivers as there's no obvious way to define multiple cc addresses with set-block and append-block.

Weird thing is, now that I'm trying my piece of code again, it doesn't work. And I could've sworn it was working couple of days ago. :(

Kernel supports receiveing email_cc_receivers variable as an array, and if variable is not an array but a string, it just creates the array with PHP array function. So the solution is obviously to find a way to send email_cc_receivers as an array from template and set-block and append-block can't do that, they can only send the string variables.

I've tried the following code on eZ Publish 4.3 & 4.4 and it didn't work:

{set-block scope=root variable=email_cc_receivers}user@domain.com{/set-block}
{foreach array('user2@domain.com', 'user3@domain.com') as $email}
 {append-block scope=root variable=email_cc_receivers}{$email}{/append-block}
{/foreach}

Now, {set-block scope=root variable=email_cc_receivers}user1@domain.com, user2@domain.com{/set-block} would be possible with a little kernel hack that replaces the array PHP function with explode PHP function, but I guess that's out of the scope here.

Regarding your question about upgrading eZ Publish, you should definitely do it. 4.0.1 is a version more than two years old.

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Monday 03 January 2011 12:23:25 am

{set-block scope=root variable=email_cc_receivers}user@domain.com{/set-block}
{foreach array('user2@domain.com', 'user3@domain.com') as $email}
 {append-block scope=root variable=email_cc_receivers}{$email}{/append-block}
{/foreach}

Now, {set-block scope=root variable=email_cc_receivers}user1@domain.com, user2@domain.com{/set-block} would be possible with a little kernel hack that replaces the array PHP function with explode PHP function, but I guess that's out of the scope here.

You are completely right Edi, the problem of my code was exactly about the usage of an array var. So the single string for a single cc recipient works, but append doesn't!

regards

Daniele