Also send enquiries to an email address managed in Page Nodes?
We're looking to add form submission email recipients on a per-page level under Umbraco > Content nodes. Usual requirements for our clients is to specify a default To: recipient email address in the root node, then allow an override email address per page (if populated).
Populating a generic Formulate variable on the Page Template from a CMS field seems like it could be a simple way to facilitate this, with Formulate "watching" for this value and utilising it when present. ie, var formulateToEmail = @Umbraco.Field("formulateToEmail") or some such.
Of course, this rather basic idea would not play nicely when two forms are present on one page (which is common for us too). But maybe there's a clue in this approach that someone, more tech savvy than I, could build upon.
I know Nicholas has tackled such a situation before and would love to have that approach documented here. It would be ideal if any such bespoke solution would "survive" a package update to newer versions of Formulate as they are released.
Also send enquiries to an email address managed in Page Nodes?
We're looking to add form submission email recipients on a per-page level under Umbraco > Content nodes. Usual requirements for our clients is to specify a default To: recipient email address in the root node, then allow an override email address per page (if populated).
Populating a generic Formulate variable on the Page Template from a CMS field seems like it could be a simple way to facilitate this, with Formulate "watching" for this value and utilising it when present. ie, var formulateToEmail = @Umbraco.Field("formulateToEmail") or some such.
Of course, this rather basic idea would not play nicely when two forms are present on one page (which is common for us too). But maybe there's a clue in this approach that someone, more tech savvy than I, could build upon.
I know Nicholas has tackled such a situation before and would love to have that approach documented here. It would be ideal if any such bespoke solution would "survive" a package update to newer versions of Formulate as they are released.
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