How do I configure the email address to which the messages generated by the Checkout module are sent? In particular, the contents of the "special instructions" box.
Just as an FYI for floridave, checkoutemail is just a payment method (not very well titled, in that sense) but it's still the main checkout module that sends emails, for both checkoutemail (as a method of payment) and checkoutpaypal and checkoutgoogle and any others.
I think in response to the original question I'd have to say - the email addresses to which emails are sent are configured from the main checkout configuration page (last section, entitle "email settings" or something similar) and there's no option to have the contents of the special instruction box emailed separately, the contents of that box are just included in the notes section of the order. If you want a distinct email with whatever's in the special instruction box you'll need to get i)familiar with the G2 framework, ii)very familiar with PHP and iii)coding.
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Just as an FYI for floridave, checkoutemail is just a payment method (not very well titled, in that sense) but it's still the main checkout module that sends emails, for both checkoutemail (as a method of payment) and checkoutpaypal and checkoutgoogle and any others.
I think in response to the original question I'd have to say - the email addresses to which emails are sent are configured from the main checkout configuration page (last section, entitle "email settings" or something similar) and there's no option to have the contents of the special instruction box emailed separately, the contents of that box are just included in the notes section of the order. If you want a distinct email with whatever's in the special instruction box you'll need to get i)familiar with the G2 framework, ii)very familiar with PHP and iii)coding.
(Did you like my syllepsis there? I'm rather pleased with it.)