look into /app/config/bootstrap.php file
you should have settings something like:
Configure::write('Site.contact_email', 'whatever@your_site.com');
Configure::write('Site.contact_email_subject', 'some subject');
On Wednesday, March 27, 2013 10:32:48 AM UTC-7, Ellie Quick wrote:
>
> Help,
>
> Im a fairly experienced php coder however Ive been given access to a site
> (as the author is no longer contactable) written using CakePHP and Im
> totally and utterly lost as to how to make the fairly urgently required
> fixes.
>
> Theres a contact form on one of the pages which doesnt work, no error
> messages to say whats wrong, Its meant to send an email to the site owner
> but nothing is ever received. Now this could be as simple as the wrong
> email address being used through to there simply being no back end code for
> sending the mail.
>
> ive found a file called "contacts_controller.php" which contains an email
> function which is clearly designed to send the relevant emails however the
> bit thats losing me is:
>
> $email_to = Configure::read('Site.contact_email');
> $email_subject = Configure::read('Site.contact_email_subject');
> $email_from = Configure::read('Site.contact_email_from');
>
> I cant find anywhere, either in the site server files or the relevant
> database anything that appears to hold these variables.
>
> Am I being dim?
>
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