The message says how to resolve it. Just read through my-functions.php.txt for further information.
A warning is by definition never critical.
Ok .I’ve just do that saying in my-functions.php.txt . I have put this file in plugin directory and activate it . And I’ve left one function :
add_action(‘cforms2_after_processing_action’, function ($cformsdata) {
`### Extract Data
### Note: $cformsdata[‘id’] = ” (empty) for the first form!
$formID = $cformsdata[‘id’];
$form = $cformsdata[‘data’];
### triggers on your third form
if ( $formID == ‘3’ ) {
### Do something with the data or not, up to you
$form[‘Your Name’] = ‘Mr./Mrs. ‘.$form[‘Your Name’];
}
### Send to 3d party or do something else.
### You can throw an Exception. Its message is printed on the screen.
if (!wp_mail(‘you@example.com’, ‘cforms my_action test’, print_r($form,1), ‘From: you@example.com’))
throw new Exception(‘Mail could not be sent’);
But warning still appears . Have I done something wrong ?
Somewhere you have defined a my_cforms_action function. You should replace it with cforms2_after_processing_action, but should not use both of them. I cannot tell you where to find my_cforms_action. It is in a custom plugin defined by you or whoever built the webpage. Or you still have the old cformsII version enabled. Then you should disable it.
