Thursday 28 April 2011 11:45:06 pm
It would really depend on how this was implemented - whether or not someone put the functionality in an extension or not. But, if the feedback form is a standard information collector and this was implemented with a kernel hack then it is/was in kernel/content/collectinformation.php What I've done (over and over) is to add something like this to the file (around line 290) near where the receiver(s) are set:
//begin hack
$dataMap = $object->attribute( 'data_map' );
$receiver = $dataMap['recipient']->content(); //end hack Of course if the attribute is a comma seperated text line then it would need some more code to do that. Did this break after an upgrade? I'm guessing that during an upgrade the necessary hack wasn't migrated - check your old files or old revisions if you can. If not, then see what the attribute identifier is (the 'recipient' in the above code) and search your (old) code for that.
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