The General tab

• Use the Enabled drop-down to enable or disable individual emails.
• The Conditional box is a new feature that allows you to make emails conditional on form inputs. Enter {input_name}::value to set a condition e.g. {send_email}::Yes. The Email will only be sent if the condition is met exactly. For reliabiity please test for text strings or numbersd greater than zero, tests for empty strings '', 0 or 'false' will not be reliable.
• The Action label is used to identity Email Setups in the Form Events view.
• The Send As drop-down sets the email type as Plain text, HTML, or both.
• The Individual emails options will send a separate email to each recipient if checked; otherwise all the recipients will be incuded on the same email.
• The File Attachments box allows you to set one or more files to be attached to the email. You can enter a input name in curly brackets e.g. {input_file_1}, a file path for an existing file, or a comma separated list of entries. File paths can use the {#path#} placeholder to shorten the path. This will be replaced by the path to the Joomla! root folder - see the help under the box for the current value.
• The Get Submitter's IP box will either attach the IP Adresss to the end of the email or replace any {IPADDRESS} placeholder in the email template.

The Email Setup tab

• The Dynamic and Static tabs have been merged into an Email Setup tab.
• The boxes on the Email Setup tab will accept either a string e.g. This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it or an input name in curly brackets {input_text_1}. This lets you mix and match static and dynamic values.
• The one special case is the From Email box which will only accept a valid email address. Using a dynamic From Email address is the most frequent cause of failed emails. Use a dynamic Reply To Name and Reply To Email to make it easy to reply to the form submitter. Note: If you are an experienced user and you need to use the dynamic From Email box you can enable the curly brackets by adding ##OK## to the box.
• The To, CC, BCC and Reply To Email boxes will take a comma separated list of email addresses; you can mix and match static and dynamic addresses e.g. This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it , {email}, This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it Dynamic addresses must return valid email addresses as (a) a single address, (b) a comma separated list of addresses or (c) an array of single addresses.
• The Reply To Name box will take a comma separated list of names. These should match the list of ReplyTo Email addresses; if there are more Reply To Email addesses than names then the email addresses will be copied to the Name.
• The Subject, From Name and Reply To Name boxes take a text string which may include form input names in curly brackets e.g. Message from {name}
• Only the To email input is required. Default values will be set for other boxes.

The Template tab

• The template tab is the same as the standard Email Action
• Click the 'Add/Remove editor' link at the top to turn the Rich Editor on or off. Note that you cannot use PHP tags in the box with the Rich Editor on.
• You can use input names in curly brackets e.g. {input_text_1} anywhere in this box.