Both options are possible. Can you share some more info on error / issue description?

This should work.

I've set it up in that way in a xform om epi7 locally.

Hi, I have the same problem. I seem to have trouble sending form data.

When I create an XForm in Epi 7, I choose to have a thank you/confirmation page after clicking on the submit button. I also choose to get a confirmation email that will be sent after submitting the form.
The result is that I comes to the thank you page, but I dont get any confirmation email. Why?

Do I need to use an event trigger like AfterSubmitPostedData to send email after pressing the submit button? Or is there an easier way to get a confirmation email when using XForms?

Actually me and Fredrik has the same issue but it's not the confirmation email (which is for the submitter) we're after really (even though that would be great). We need the data that we've submitted to either be sent in an email to a designated receiver OR have it stored in the Xforms to be picked up. Could anyone send an example of how the code for this is done? We are probably missing something out (especially since we even didn't get the Thank you page to work at all and then found out that code was missing). 

If you use Episerver MVC Xform, then I can show my codes to you.

This is my question before:http://world.episerver.com/Modules/Forum/Pages/Thread.aspx?id=73812

If you are using webforms,then try this:

http://www.frederikvig.com/2009/10/sending-confirmation-email-to-the-user-when-using-episerver-xforms/

Super thanks, Martin! I'll check it out.

In EPiServer.dll the following code exists in the class-file XFormSuccessActionResult.cs that contributes to the problem.

If the editor have an confirmation page, the Success method isn't invoked.

public override void ExecuteResult(ControllerContext context)
{
if (base.XForm.PageGuidAfterPost != System.Guid.Empty)
{
string mappedUrl = this.GetMappedUrl(base.XForm);
if (!string.IsNullOrEmpty(mappedUrl))
{
context.HttpContext.Response.Redirect(mappedUrl);
}
}
else
{
base.InvokeAction(context.Controller as Controller, context.HttpContext.Request.Params.get_Item("successAction"));
}
}