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The only solution is to patch this module or build a ?hook? for webformblock giving it the possibility to send emails to the author of node.
This module is not so much bad, but webform has many years of developing work on itself.
Webform send email only to administrator, and webformblock could do that, webform alone will never do that.
Here you can find some not ended discussions about these arguments: http://drupal.org/node/756766
Comments
Comment #1
matteoraggi commentedFor me also it don't work with special ciars like this: '
in email it is showed like this:
'.
Comment #2
webmestre commentedAnother solution to write a message to the author of the node instead of using this bad module ?
Comment #3
matteoraggi commentedThe only solution is to patch this module or build a ?hook? for webformblock giving it the possibility to send emails to the author of node.
This module is not so much bad, but webform has many years of developing work on itself.
Comment #4
webmestre commentedHow to use WEBFORM in the same way ?
Comment #5
matteoraggi commentedWebform send email only to administrator, and webformblock could do that, webform alone will never do that.
Here you can find some not ended discussions about these arguments:
http://drupal.org/node/756766
Comment #6
JmsCrk commentedI don't know how to stop the characters from being html-encoded, it's part of the drupal text insertion code I think.
I'm open to suggestions though, if you find a way I will gladly put it in.