Adds custom {user:name[@login1@login2]} and {user:id[@1@2]} merge tags that resolve to WordPress user email addresses in any notification field (to, from, reply-to, cc, bcc, and routing rules).
name (login) and id lookups are supported. Users not found are silently omitted from the resolved list.@ delimiter is intentional — commas inside merge tag brackets trigger GF email validation errors.Please log in to view this code snippet.
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