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| - | We can achieve however with the assistance of a PHP script, which uses a new function, our goal. (Available since release r282). | + | However- we can achieve our goal with the assistance of a PHP script useing a new function. (Available since release r282). |
| - | This function can read, change and return all form inputs. It puts itself temporally between the action submit and to dispatching the email. | + | This function can read, change and return all form inputs. It temporally puts itself between the submit action and the dispatching of the email. |
| - | The function call must be registered in form in the field "PHP function:" below **"recipient - template:"**. //(See picture below)//. | + | The function call must be registered in the field like "PHP function:" below **"recipient - template:"**. //(See picture below)//. |
