It would really be a nice thing if the information could be sent to more than one e-mail.

I tried using comas, but the second e-mail never arrived.

As I believe on the header of the e-mail I received there is a clue for correcting/implementing this question, I uploaded a print scree of my e-mail.

Regards,

Miguel Duarte

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mcduarte2000’s picture

If you check the header, where is "yaho.cl1.phpnet.org" (in the second e-mail), it should be "yahoo.co.uk".

ullgren’s picture

Strange. Using comma to seperate multiple email addresses works fine for me.
have you tested to enter:

user@example.com, user2@example.com

in the e-mail field at the bottom of the webform edit field. The screenshot you attached shows that you've used semi-colon.

If it still doesn't work what platform are you running drupal on ?

ullgren’s picture

Any updates on this issue ?
Is it still not working or can I close the issue ?

ullgren’s picture

Bi-weekly ping,
Any updates ?

mcduarte2000’s picture

The problem it seems is a limitation to 50 characters...

Try:

xxxxxx@yahoo.com, xxxxxx.duarte@gmail.com, miguel@mailnonsense.com

It will cut on miguel@

Regards,

Miguel

mcduarte2000’s picture

With 2 e-mails it works properly. So basically is as I said on my previous post, you just need to increase the field a little bit, to more than 50 characters.

Capnj’s picture

I see the discussion about the emails in the module settings, but I'd like to have the ability to use the 'email' type of field to have the form sent also to those emails. Sort of like a 'copy to' function.

This is a GREAT module! Kudos.

gil

ullgren’s picture

Update the email field in the table to be 250 chars long.

Capnj please open a seperate feature request on that subject.

ullgren’s picture

Assigned: Unassigned » ullgren

If you want to fix this in your current installation just run:

ALTER TABLE webform MODIFY email varchar(255)

in your mysql console.

Anonymous’s picture