DigitalWonderlab.MultiDomainEmail 2.3.2

Multi-Domain Email & Forms for Umbraco

Multi-domain SMTP and reCAPTCHA support for Umbraco Forms. Perfect for multi-site installations where each domain needs its own email settings and reCAPTCHA keys.

Features

• Multi-Domain SMTP - Different email settings per domain
• Multi-Domain reCAPTCHA - Separate reCAPTCHA keys per domain
• Forms Workflow - Pre-built Umbraco Forms workflow
• Automatic Detection - Detects current domain automatically
• Fallback Support - Falls back to default config when needed

Installation

.NET CLI

dotnet add package DigitalWonderlab.MultiDomainEmail

Package Manager Console

NuGet\Install-Package DigitalWonderlab.MultiDomainEmail

Requirements

• Umbraco CMS 13-17+
• Umbraco Forms 13-17+
• .NET 8.0 (v13-14) or .NET 9.0 (v15-17+)

Configuration

Add to your appsettings.json:

{
  "MultiDomainSmtpSettings": {
    "example.com": {
      "From": "noreply@example.com",
      "Host": "smtp.mailgun.org",
      "Port": 587,
      "Username": "postmaster@mg.example.com",
      "Password": "your-password-here",
      "SecureSocketOptions": "StartTls"
    },
    "anotherdomain.com": {
      "From": "info@anotherdomain.com",
      "Host": "smtp.sendgrid.net",
      "Port": 587,
      "Username": "apikey",
      "Password": "your-api-key",
      "SecureSocketOptions": "Auto"
    },
    "default": {
      "From": "noreply@yourdefault.com",
      "Host": "smtp.gmail.com",
      "Port": 587,
      "Username": "your-email@gmail.com",
      "Password": "your-password",
      "SecureSocketOptions": "StartTls"
    }
  },
  "MultiDomainRecaptcha": {
    "example.com": {
      "SiteKey": "6Lc-your-site-key",
      "PrivateKey": "6Lc-your-private-key"
    },
    "anotherdomain.com": {
      "SiteKey": "6Lc-different-site-key",
      "PrivateKey": "6Lc-different-private-key"
    },
    "default": {
      "SiteKey": "6Lc-default-site-key",
      "PrivateKey": "6Lc-default-private-key"
    }
  }
}

Usage

Using the Umbraco Forms Workflow

1. Create or edit a form in Umbraco backoffice
2. Add the "Multi-Domain Email" workflow
3. Configure settings:
   • Email - Recipient email address
   • Subject - Email subject line
   • Show All Form Fields - Include all fields (checkbox)
   • Custom Message - Optional message
   • Send Copy To Submitter - Send confirmation email (checkbox)
   • Submitter Email Field - Field alias for submitter's email

The workflow automatically uses the correct SMTP settings for the current domain.

Using Multi-Domain reCAPTCHA

To use reCAPTCHA v3 with Umbraco Forms across multiple domains:

1. Configure your reCAPTCHA keys in appsettings.json (see Configuration section above)
2. Add a reCAPTCHA field to your Umbraco Form:
   • In the form designer, add a new field
   • Choose "Recaptcha 3" as the field type
3. The package automatically handles the rest - each domain will use its own reCAPTCHA keys

Note: The reCAPTCHA configuration only affects Umbraco Forms' built-in reCAPTCHA v3 fields. Custom reCAPTCHA implementations are not affected.

Token Replacement

Use these tokens in subject or custom message:

• {fieldName} - Any form field (e.g., {Name}, {Email})
• {formName} - Form name
• {submissionDate} - Submission date/time

Example:

Hello {Name}, thank you for contacting us on {submissionDate}.

How It Works

Domain Detection

• Extracts domain from current HTTP request
• Automatically strips port numbers - localhost:44322 → localhost
• Removes www. prefix - www.example.com → example.com
• Case-insensitive matching - Example.COM matches example.com config
• Works seamlessly across all environments (localhost, staging, production)

Important: Configure domains without port numbers in your appsettings.json:

• ✅ Correct: "localhost"
• ❌ Incorrect: "localhost:44322"
• ✅ Correct: "example.com"
• ❌ Incorrect: "example.com:443"

The package automatically handles all ports for each domain, so one config entry works everywhere.

Configuration Fallback

The system follows this priority order when looking for SMTP settings:

1. Domain-specific config - Exact match (e.g., example.com)
2. default config - Fallback for unmatched domains
3. Legacy SmtpSettings - Umbraco's standard SMTP config (SMTP only, not reCAPTCHA)

Email Template System

Automatic Template Extraction: On first startup, the package extracts customizable email templates to:

~/Views/Partials/Forms/EmailTemplates/
├── AdminNotification.cshtml       (Admin notification emails)
├── SubmitterConfirmation.cshtml   (Thank you emails to submitters)
└── README.txt

How It Works:

• Custom templates first - If .cshtml files exist, they're used
• Fallback protection - Built-in templates used if custom ones are missing or fail
• Preserved on updates - Your customizations won't be overwritten
• Easy customization - Edit the .cshtml files directly, changes apply immediately

Two Email Types:

1. Admin Notification (AdminNotification.cshtml) - Always sent to the configured email address
2. Submitter Confirmation (SubmitterConfirmation.cshtml) - Optional "thank you" email sent when "Send Copy To Submitter" is enabled

Local Development

For local testing with email capture tools like MailHog or Papercut SMTP:

• Use localhost (without port) in your configuration
• Works with any local port: :5000, :44322, :3000, etc.
• No need to configure multiple entries for different ports

Security

Never commit passwords! Use environment variables or secrets:

# User secrets (development)
dotnet user-secrets set "MultiDomainSmtpSettings:example.com:Password" "your-password"

# Environment variables (production)
export MultiDomainSmtpSettings__example_com__Password="your-password"

Support

• 🐛 Report Issues

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