[phorm] [Phorm:] Re: Multiple Email Question
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- Date: 26 Apr 2004 14:22:58 -0000
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MESSAGE: (#3991) Re: Multiple Email Question
<http://www.phorm.com/support/?rev=3991>
AUTHOR: Scott
DATE: April 26, 2004 at 10:22 a.m. EST
Reply To: (#3990) Re: Multiple Email Question
Author: Chuck
Date: April 24, 2004 at 12:51 p.m. EST
Chuck,
Thanks for your response, but it doesn't seem to be working for me... Let me
show you what I have done:
Config.php
<?php
# In this file, text coming after a # character or // characters is ignored.
# PHORM_FROM, PHORM_FILE01 and PHORM_FILE02 are coming from form fields, so
# they need to be declared here. Only PHORM_ variables being passed from a
# form field need to be declared this way.
# $PHORM_VARREG = true;
$PHORM_TMPL[0] = "manager_email.txt";
$PHORM_TMPL[1] = "helpdesk_email.txt";
# $PHORM_HEADERS = "X-Dont-Read-This: I Warned You!!!\n";
# $PHORM_SUBJECT = "{{requestor_FirstName}} {{requestor_LastName}} has
submitted a Website Request";
# $PHORM_RESPOND = "responder.txt";
# $PHORM_RESFROM = "VitaminShoppe Helpdesk <helpdesk@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>";
# $PHORM_RESUBJ = "Thank you for your Web Request";
# $PHORM_RESRPLY = "scott@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx"; // Change to helpdesk after
testing
?>
Template 0:
To:{{manager_email}}
From:helpdesk@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject:{{requestor_FirstName}} {{requestor_LastName}} has submitted a Website
request.
{{manager_FirstName}} {{manager_LastName}}:
The following user on your team has requested special website access:
User: {{requestor_FirstName}} {{requestor_LastName}}
Department: {{requestor_dept}}
Extension: {{requestor_ext}}
The website {{requestor_FirstName}} is requesting access to:
{{website}}
Business reason for the request:
{{reason}}
An email message has also been sent to the helpdesk and they should open a
ticket and contact you for approval.
Please follow up with the helpdesk regarding this request if you have any
questions.
Thank you,
Web Request System
Template 1:
To:poseidon2water@xxxxxxxxx
From:{{requestor_email}}
Subject:{{requestor_FirstName}} {{requestor_LastName}} has submitted a Website
Request.
Helpdesk:
The following user has requested special website access:
User: {{requestor_FirstName}} {{requestor_LastName}}
Department: {{requestor_dept}}
Extension: {{requestor_ext}}
The website {{requestor_FirstName}} is requesting access to:
{{website}}
Business reason for the request:
{{reason}}
An email message has also been sent to {{manager_FirstName}}
{{manager_LastName}} requesting approval.
Please open a helpdesk ticket and follow up with {{manager_FirstName}}
{{manager_LastName}} to confirm approval.
Thank you,
Web Request System
What seems to be happening is that the only person getting the email is the
person defined in the $PHORM_ALERTTO variable. Any additional assistance you
could provide would be great.
Thank you.
> Scott,
> I posted this yesterday under your original message.
> Here's another copy. BTW, because Phorm is so powerful
> and comprehensive, I've printed out all the docs and
> keep them stapled together on my desktop. They're
> dog-eared and worn after about a year, but careful
> reading has answered most of my questions.
> I'm doing this action (sending multiple emails) by
> placing all variables directly in the text of my email
> template. I only make two calls to the actual
> templates from within Phorm:
> $PHORM_TMPL[0] = "Template1.txt";
> $PHORM_TMPL[1] = "Template2.txt";
> I place all other variables directly within the actual
> templates. Here's an example of the template:
> To: {{IntendedEmailer}}
> From: My Really Big Company <cs@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> >
> Subject: Customer {{Customer}}, Order Number
> {{OrderNo}} Received
> This email confirms that {{Customer}}has received a
> paid order {{Item}}.
> Remember, according to the docs, the template must
> also have no blank lines at the top.
> Hope this helps.
> Cheers,
> Chuck
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