Closed (won't fix)
Project:
Webform
Version:
6.x-2.7
Component:
Code
Priority:
Normal
Category:
Support request
Assigned:
Unassigned
Reporter:
Created:
28 Sep 2009 at 22:00 UTC
Updated:
4 Sep 2015 at 15:16 UTC
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Comment #1
quicksketchThis isn't directly possible through theming, because the theme layer is only invoked after the e-mail list has been generated. This is sort-of possible by modifying the contents of $node->webform['additional_emails'] in the additional processing field. I'd probably recommend using the 3.x version though and just setting up 2 e-mails to different users.
I'm closing this issue directly considering it is so old. Help with the additional processing/validation fields is not provided in the Webform issue queue.
Comment #2
dreadfulcode commentedI don't think this should be closed because there is no clear explanation on how to contact the author of a node via the webform module-- unless you can prove me wrong!
I am using the latest beta version, and I'm still stuck.
Barring the difficult topic of handling anonymous users---Why is there only a token available for the user that is logged in? Was this module created mainly to allow logged in users to send inquiries to themselves?
Any help would be appreciated.
Comment #3
dreadfulcode commentedI would like to point out that I have opened up this issue
here:
because I strongly believe there isn't sufficient information on how how to tackle this issue.
I would also like to point that having this feature easily configurable in a future release would make the webform module an even more flexible and multifaceted solution for the drupal community:)
Comment #4
seanenroute commentedI too would find it very useful to have the ability to use the node author token to send a webform to a nodes author. Will this be a feature in future versions of webform?
Comment #5
argentin commentedI need this fix. I offer $50 to someone if help me to send form to node author.
Comment #6
quicksketchClosing after lack of activity.
As mentioned in the submission guidelines, I don't provide help with custom coding:
Please refer to other resources such as IRC or Drupal StackExchange to ask your questions.
Comment #7
jasom commentedI wrote this comment because Google still sends users to this post even it's issue for D6 (I was sent here several days ago when I tried to find a solution)
Question:
Answer:
Yes, using Webform 4.x it's possible. You can achieve this with dynamic token [current-page:query:?]. Token for current node author email will be
[current-page:node:author:mail]. However, you must apply this patch to the Token module at first (this is status in Sept, 2015; later the patch will be committed for sure :-)You can find step-by-step instruction on how to send email to current node author in my post I just wrote on the topic.