my-functions: How to manipulate AdminTo with action or filter

You can use cforms2_admin_email_filter from the (currently stable) development version.

Thank you Bastian!
Now I can access the email admin again – unfortunately what I did before is not working nevertheless.
I have a forms contact form that is embedded on quite a few pages. there is a custom meta value on each of these pages where the admin address is stored.
I used to read that value and if it was set replace the email address like so:

function my_cforms_logic($cformsdata,$oldvalue,$setting) {
if ( $setting == “adminTO” ){
if ( $oldvalue==’generalcontact@somedomain’ ) {
global $Ajaxpid;
$contact = get_post_meta($Ajaxpid, ‘contactaddress’, true);
if (isset($contact)) { return $contact;}
}
}
return $oldvalue;
}

Now it seems $Ajaxpid is not populated – how can I access my post_meta from within the filter?

Michael

Why not use get_the_ID()?

I have AJAX activated, so the form posts to the Ajax handler and thus get_the_ID() does not return the post ID of the sending page but is empty…

It seems the post id is posted as a hidden variable and probably this was where the global $Ajaxpid was formerly filled from…
I could use the {PostID} Variable and extract it from the mail body… although that is not very elegant and might confuse the people getting the user message in the mail…

I added form id and post id to the filter.