e-mail notification not working

Hi, you want the user to receive another email confirming that the file was received?

Regards

Nickolas

Hi, yes this can be done using the plugin’s filters. A server script can generate a unique code for each file when it is uploaded and put the code inside the email. The pair unique_code/file_path can be stored in a text file.

How the user will then request the file using the unique code? By a simple email?

Nickolas

Hi, put the following code at the end of your functions.php file (I suppose you have the Free version):

if (!function_exists('wfu_before_email_notification_handler')) {
	function wfu_before_email_notification_handler($changable_data, $additional_data) {
		$ticketfile = ABSPATH."wp-content/tickets.txt";
		$files = explode(",", $changable_data["filepath"]);
		$tickets = array();
		$files_tickets = array();
		foreach ( $files as $file ) {
			$file = trim($file);
			$ticket = wfu_create_random_string(8);
			array_push($tickets, $ticket);
			array_push($files_tickets, wfu_basename($file)." -> ".$ticket);
			file_put_contents($ticketfile, $ticket.": ".$file."\r\n", FILE_APPEND);
		}
		$changable_data["message"] = str_replace(array( "%tickets%", "%files_tickets%" ), array( implode("%n%", $tickets), implode("%n%", $files_tickets) ), $changable_data["message"]);
		return $changable_data;
	}
	add_filter('wfu_before_email_notification', 'wfu_before_email_notification_handler', 10, 2); 
}

The above code will create a unique ticket for every uploaded file and it will store the tickets to the file tickets.txt located inside /wp-content directory. If you want to include the ticket in your email, put the variable %tickets% inside the message body. I have also created another variable, %files_tickets% which displays the filename and the ticket together “filename -> ticket”.

Please note that the above code will also work if the user uploads multiple files (Pro version).

Regards

Nickolas

you are welcome…