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No, that is not possible.

FormMailer.aspx is dead by the way on new 8 solutions.

BR Nicolai

Hi again Nicolai, 

Yep I thought so, what will it require to make "Forms for editors" support end-to-end encrypted emails.
How can it be extended and how can I omit one field from being stored in the database. 

Hi Rasmus

In forms for editors you have 2 notifications that you can use, Dynamicweb.Modules.Forms.Notifications.Frontend.OnSendMail and Dynamicweb.Modules.Forms.Notifications.Frontend.OnSendReceipt (depending on which of the mails you want to encrypt, my guess is OnSendMail which goes tot he website owner.

That notification will give you a Notifications.Frontend.OnSendMailArgs instance and on that one of the properties is called EmailMessage and is the System.Net.Mail.MailMessage that is about to be send. So you can encrypt that one using a certificate - that you have to Google, here is an exanple: http://www.diaryofaninja.com/blog/2009/10/02/sending-encrypted-email-with-c. Just add the encryption and DW will send the mail off as usual.

The OnSendMailArgs instance also contains a property called "Submit" that contains the data that the user submmitted and has been saved already. Run through that and encrypt or delete the data:

foreach (SubmitData sd in s.FieldValues) {
    if (sd.Field.SystemName == "cpr") {
        sd.Value = "******";
        sd.Save();
        break;
    }
}

BR Nicolai