[[!FormIt? &hooks=`email` &emailSubject=Form email test &emailHtml=`1` &emailTo=`XXXXXXXX` &emailMultiSeparator=`, ` ]] <form method="post"> <label>Color: [[!+fi.error.color]]</label> <input type="checkbox" name="color[]" value="blue" [[!+fi.color:FormItIsChecked=`blue`]] > Blue <input type="checkbox" name="color[]" value="red" [[!+fi.color:FormItIsChecked=`red`]] > Red <input type="checkbox" name="color[]" value="green" [[!+fi.color:FormItIsChecked=`green`]] > Green <input type="submit"> </form>
color: blue
1: red
2: green
color: Array
[[+color]]
, ,
&emailMultiSeparator=`\n` &emailMultiWrapper=`[[+value]]`
<input name="array[]"... <input name"array[]"...
<input name="array[1]"... <input name="array[2]"...
array: value0 1: value1
<input name="array1[]"... <input name"array1[]"... <input name="array2[]"... <input name"array2[]"...
<input name="array1[1]"... <input name="array1[2]"... <input name="array2[1]"... <input name="array2[2]"...
array1: value0 1: value1 array2: value0
<input name="array[a]"... <input name"array[b]"...
array.a: value0 array.b: value1
The template seems to be interpreted, but the output in the email is weird again. Here is the template code:
[[+color]]
And this is the resulting email with all boxes checked:
, ,
So finally the EmailMultiSeperator works (as you can see with the commas), but the checked values are missing. Am I doing something wrong, or is the new checkbox feature not fully working yet? It sounds so promising and I would really love to use it.