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| Since the release of r282 it is possible to process an own PHP function between the action “submit” and “sending the E-Mail”. This function can read all the form input, modify, and return it. //(Also, the transmission destination (email address) may be changed)//. | Since the release of r282 it is possible to process an own PHP function between the action “submit” and “sending the E-Mail”. This function can read all the form input, modify, and return it. //(Also, the transmission destination (email address) may be changed)//. | ||
| - | <note> | + | **These changes are not recorded in the database, because the values were written into the database before the function is called.** |
| - | These changes are not recorded in the database, because the values were written into the database before the function is called. | + | |
| - | </note> | + | |
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| The function call must be registered in the form in the fields “php function:” below **"recipient template:"** or **"copy to - template:"**. //(See picture below)//. | The function call must be registered in the form in the fields “php function:” below **"recipient template:"** or **"copy to - template:"**. //(See picture below)//. | ||
