When using this module, there's no way to set up your webform to send emails when someone submits a form.

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ksenzee’s picture

Status: Active » Needs review
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The attached patch is at least a step in the right direction, in that it lets you configure one basic email to send when someone submits the form. It doesn't expose a UI for the full webform email functionality; it only sets up one email; it doesn't let you change who the email is coming from (it always comes from your site); and it doesn't let you use tokens. (Actually, if you magically knew which tokens to include, they would work fine.) Other than that it works fine.

effulgentsia’s picture

Seems like a good stopgap until something more complete is worked out, but I don't think we should commit #1 to this module. Instead, let's submit proposed email configuration UI improvements to the Webform project. But leaving this issue around for sharing patches until that happens makes sense.

David_Rothstein’s picture

Status: Needs review » Fixed

This has been sitting here too long, so I committed it:
http://drupalcode.org/project/webform_alt_ui.git/commit/bd73b75

We can remove it someday, hopefully, if we integrate better with the Webform UI itself.

David_Rothstein’s picture

Title: Can't configure email settings » Make the email configuration interface fully integrate with the functionality provided by the Webform module
Category: bug » task
Status: Fixed » Active

I'm feeling like conserving node IDs today... :)

gábor hojtsy’s picture

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While webform_alt_ui actually saved the email text with webform, it does not tell users that they could have used tokens in that email. This patch just adds the token help as-is from webform as it displays it in its own email config screen. (Also fixed a minor notice I found while testing this). Committing.

sk2013’s picture

By using this module, there is an option to set only one email id... If we set node authors email means, we cant send mail to form submitters...

Any Alternate approaches?

Thanks for your ideas!

grahamc’s picture

Any Alternate approaches?

Webform Rules might do what you want.