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That is not the purpose of the Current Location Forms”.

The Current Locations Form add-on is meant to work with the Curren Location widget and shortcode.

Using the widget or shortcode you can place a link says ” Get my current location” in the sidebar or anywhere on the page. Once a user click on that link a form will popup which will allow the user to either enter his location manually or get his current location by clicking on a button. This popup form is the “Current Location” form. GEO my WP comes with a default simple popup form while The Current Location Forms add-on comes with a more nicer form.

If you go to this page you will see in the left sidebar on the top the link says “get my current location”. Click on that and you will see the popup form.

As per your request, there is an action hook that being executed each time that form is submitted. So using this hook you can write a simple function that will email you the location of the user ( using wp_mail ).

Would that be good for you?

It is actually pretty simple.

The action hook is:

do_action( 'gmw_user_current_location_submitted' , $location, $user_id );

The hook pass the user’s location and the user ID.

The $location that passes is an array which provides you ( if found ) with the location fields; street, city, state, state_long, country, country_long, zip code, lat ( latitude ), lng ( longitude ) and address.

So with a simple function that uses wp_mail you can use email yourself the location each time a user submit it.

You can copy paste the script below into the functions.php file of your theme ( and change the email address to yours ):

function gmw_email_users_location( $location, $user_id ) {
        //continue only if user is logged in
	if ( !$user_id )
		return;

        //add line to the message with the user id and the address
	$message = "The user with ID {$user_id} submitted a location at {$location['address']}.";

        //add link to google map
	$message .= " http://maps.google.com/?q=".str_replace( ' ', '+', $location['address']);

        //send the email
	wp_mail( 'info@geomywp.com', 'User Location', $message, '', '' );
}
add_action('gmw_user_current_location_submitted', 'gmw_email_users_location', 10, 2 );

You need to get the user data using the get_userdata() function before you can display it.

The script below should do:

function gmw_email_users_location( $location, $user_id ) {

	//continue only if user is logged in
	if ( !$user_id )
	    return;

        //get the user data
        $user_info = get_userdata( $user_id );

       //add line to the message with the user id and the address
	$message = " L'utilisateur ID {$user_id} {$user_info->user_email} {$user_info->user_login} Vous envoi sa position pour le récuperer ! Il se trouve : {$location['address']}.";

	//add link to google map
	$message .= " Affichez la carte : http://maps.google.com/?q=".str_replace( ' ', '+', $location['address']);

	//send the email
	wp_mail( 'jucotel@gmail.com', 'User Location', $message, '', '' );
}
add_action( 'gmw_user_current_location_submitted', 'gmw_email_users_location', 10, 2 );

And you can definitely use an email from a custom field or so. All you need to do is get the email from the custom field into a variable and used that variable in the place of the email address.

Example:

$target_email = get_post_meta( ....here we are getting the custom field );

and the wp_mail function will be:

wp_mail(  $target_email, 'User Location', $message, '', '' );