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Using the Pixel & Tonic Contact Form plugin, I added a config file (config/contactform.php) to override plugin settings from the CP.

I would like to change some settings if devMode is enabled : recipients from the contact form plugin, to separate my tests addresses from my client addresses.

<?php

$recipients = array(
    'devMode' => 'example@domain.com,example@domain.com',
    'prodMode' => 'john@doe.com,jean@dupont.com'
);

if (devMode == true) {
    $recipients = $recipients['devMode'];
} else {
    $recipients = $recipients['prodMode'];
}

return array(
    'toEmail' => ($recipients ?: null),

How can I check if devMode == true? Can I access to this value using craft()->config or something else that?

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It's as simple as 

if ( craft()->config->get( 'devMode' ) )
{
 //do stuff
}
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  • Using this, I get this error : The property « Craft\ConfigService.devMode » is undefined.. Yes, I'm using environment variables, but following the other answer there is no devMode data that I can get from the craft()->config->get('environmentVariables'), while devMode is enabled in my current dev environment. – Romain Poirier Jun 29 '16 at 8:34
  • This is because you're not in the Craft namespace. Included in most files is a namespace Craft; declaration at the top of the file, but in config files this is not usually there. You could either add this namespace declaration to your config file, or use \Craft\craft()->config->devMode instead. – Ben Fleming Jun 29 '16 at 8:37
  • namespace Craft; was already specified at the first line of my config/contactform.php file. – Romain Poirier Jun 29 '16 at 8:39
  • Ok, I found the solution : craft()->config->get('devMode') does the job. Thank you ! – Romain Poirier Jun 29 '16 at 8:41
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    Oh I see, I misread the original error. I'm pretty sure you need to use craft()->config->get('devMode') instead – Ben Fleming Jun 29 '16 at 8:41
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For those coming here using Craft 3, it's now Craft::$app->getConfig()->general->devMode.

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