[phpldapadmin] Multiple sendmailmtaaliasvalue when adding an object with sendmailMTAAliasObject.xml

Hi,

I have a question regarding templates and would appreciate if someone could
help me. I have just started to use phpLDAPadmin 1.2.04. In the template
sendmailMTAAliasObject.xml the "sendmailMTAAliasValue" filed is defined as
follows:

<attribute id="sendmailMTAAliasValue">
        <display>Recipient Addresses</display>
        <order>4</order>
        <page>1</page>
        <type>textarea</type>
</attribute>

I would like that if user enters multiple addresses, that they are all
considered as a different values of the same field. At the moment when user
is creating a new entry using this template (sendmailMTAAliasObject.xml) and
if in the sendmailMTAAliasValue field the following values are entered

recipientAddress1
recipientAddress2
recipientAddress3

when Create Object is pressed, all 3 values will be considered as a single
value (below is the field value when object is exported):

sendmailmtaaliasvalue::
cmVjaXBpZW50QWRkcmVzczENCnJlY2lwaWVudEFkZHJlc3MyDQpyZWNpcGllbnRBZGRyZXNzMw==

So now, if I want to have multiple values in that field, first I need to
create an object with only one value entered (for example recipientAddress1)
and then to add other values (recipientAddress2 and recipientAddress3) by
pressing the add value link. This will work fine and the value of the field
would be as bellow:

sendmailmtaaliasvalue: recipientAddress1

sendmailmtaaliasvalue: recipientAddress2

sendmailmtaaliasvalue: recipientAddress3


And this is what I want to achieve. Is it possible to modify the template in
a way that user can enter multiple addresses when creating object and that
each address is a new value of the same field? Does anyone know how to
achieve this? It was working fine in phpLDAPadmin 0.9.6.

Thanks and Regards,
Vesna

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