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Install
Works with Drupal: 7.xUsing Composer to manage Drupal site dependencies
Downloads
Download webform_confirm_email-7.x-1.2.tar.gztar.gz
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Download webform_confirm_email-7.x-1.2.zipzip
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Release notes
new Features:
- "request lifetime" control
- you can set the amount of time a confirmation request can be used; confirmation requests that are older will be deleted by cron
- the "request lifetime" can be set separately for every webform
- there is a new hook - hook_confirmation_request_expired() - where you can react on the requests that have expired
Bugfixes:
- module dependency on the webform module
- datetime field was moved from webform_confirm_email_confirmation_emails to webform_confirm_email_code because it's valid to have just confirmation request emails but no confirmation emails - in that case the "request lifetime" feature wouldn't work
- when the mimemail module is installed and emails are sent in plaintext the %confirm_url "token" wasn't expanded
- PDO Exception when multiple confirmation e-mail addresses configured
Update:
You need to run update on your database as there are changes to the database tables; data collected with version 7.x-1.1 will automatically migrated