Hello Ahmad,

You'll probably want to customize the email template which is located in /components/com_easysocial/themes/wireframe/emails/registration/

how does the email get sent to a specific user? and does that template get overwritten with each update?

Hello Ahmad,

Not really sure what you meant by "How does the email get sent to a specific user" but when they register, the system would send them the email. As for the template, yes it would be overriden when you update. You will need to create template overrides if you want to avoid having your overrides being overwritten.

With a product like RSForm, you can specify an email address, that you want the admin emails to be sent to and customize it... instead of all super admins on joomla.

How can this be accomplished by ES?

Hello Ahmad,

I am sorry but unfortunately this is not configurable currently. Super admins on the site would receive it

that's too bad...

How do i override?

Hello Ahmad,

You could copy the registration folder under the emails folder into /templates/JOOMLA_TEMPLATE/html/com_easysocial/emails/

i have done this Mark...
Can you tell me which files do what and what I need to change?
/templates/rt_voxel_responsive/html/com_easysocial/emails/registration

approvals.php
auto.php
login.php
moderator.auto.php
moderator.verify.php
verify.php
approved.php
index.html
moderator.
approvals.php
moderator.login.php
rejected.php

This is what i basically need... Anytime anyone registers... to be able to send an automatic email to a particular email (not superadmins since superadmin is a technical person and not a customer relations person) ... that includes Name / Email / Phone / Address and the result of a checkbox field in the form...

Can you explain it for a layman and not for a super technical person?

i appreciate the help in this regard...

Hello,

These files are all related to the registration and the file name itself pretty much sums it up If you still don't get it, I will briefly explain them below:

approvals.php - This is when user registers and their account requires approval
auto.php - This is when the user signup process is automated (Automatically logged in)
login.php - Registration completed, you may now login with the details
moderator.auto.php - This is sent to the moderator if a new user signs up (User signed up and logged in automatically)
moderator.login.php - This is sent to the moderator if a new user signs up (User signed up and logged in automatically)
moderator.verify.php - This is sent to the moderator if a new user signs up (User signed up and requires moderation)

I am really sorry but unfortunately I cannot explain this in layman terms because in order for you to achieve this you need to add php codes / hacks on the theme file. I am not too sure how else to explain to you.