Since I liked it, I coded it for you. In the mentionned file above,
find :
zen_mail($send_to_name, $send_to_email, EMAIL_SUBJECT, $text_message, $name, $email_address, $html_msg,'contact_us');
add below:
$customer_forward_id = 1 // Change the ID number to whom the email messages should be forwarded too.
$forward_email_query = "
SELECT customers_id, customers_firstname, customers_lastname, customers_email_address
FROM " . CUSTOMERS_TABLE . "
WHERE customers_id = " . $customer_forward_id;
$forward_customer = $db->perform($forward_email_query);
while (!$forward_customer->EOF) {
$customer_forward_name = $forward_customer->fields['customers_firstname']. $forward_customer->fields['customers_lastname'];
$customer_forward_email = (preg_match('/\<[^>]+\>/', $forward_customer->fields['customers_email_address'])) ? $forward_customer->fields['customers_email_address'] : EMAIL_FROM;
} // End of while statement.
zen_mail($customer_forward_name, $customer_forward_email, EMAIL_SUBJECT, $text_message, $name, $email_address, $html_msg,'contact_us');
Then, make sure to modify the forwarded's customer ID from this line (first - to see if it works as expected) :
$customer_forward_id = 1 // Change the ID number to whom the email messages should be forwarded too.
Change '1' to the targeted forwarder's ID you wish to forwards your emails. :wink2: