golightlygl

Thanks for the reply. There doesn’t seem to be a way to attach a file (screenshot) here, but please not that nothing has been changed in the setup that was working fine and yet the processing of the mails has changed. This happened at a fixed point in time when suddenly the reply-to address started presenting incorrectly as the from email address.

If I can send details to you by PM please let me know how, as i would rather not publish our email address in a public forum. The field tags however are as follows:

Send to: {field_id=”1″}
From name: {field_id=”0″}
From name: (Force From name set in Settings)
From email: no-reply@xxxxx.com
Reply-To email: {field_id=”1″}

(and yes it is puposeful that the send-to and reply-to are the same). However, since that set point in time, the reply-to email address in the header is becoming set as the from email address

So $_POST[‘wpforms’][‘fields’][0][first] worked. Thanks.

But that is the only additional field geting returned from my multi-field snippet. I added:

add_filter('mc4wp_integration_wpforms_data', function($data) {
    $data['FNAME'] = $_POST['wpforms']['fields'][0][first];
    return $data;
	$data['LNAME'] = $_POST['wpforms']['fields'][0][last];
    return $data;
	$data['COUNTRY'] = $_POST['wpforms']['fields'][6];
    return $data;
	$data['GDPR'] = $_POST['wpforms']['fields'][7];
    return $data;
	$data['OPTIN'] = $_POST['wpforms']['fields'][3];
    return $data;
});

in the Edit Snippet plugin but only the first field gets returned. There is no error in the MC4WP console and no syntax warnings on the edit snippet page. If I change the order of the fields, whatever is the first field listed in the snippet gets returned but none of the others.

Thank you, that is clear. However, I want to be confident I’m not going to destroy anything in the way I use the code. So to be clear:

1) Locate: WP-Includes/functions.php
2) Scroll to the bottom of the file
3) add the code as a function: ie the actual code added would be

function add_filter('mc4wp_integration_wpforms_data', function($data) {
    $data['COUNTRY'] = $_POST['wpforms']['fields'][6];
    return $data;
}

so I have added the word function to your code snippet and deleted the final bracket and semi-colon );

The field name COUNTRY was found in the Mailchimp, Audience, Settings page under the column Put this tag in your content:

The field ID 6 was found by inspecting the element in a browser when the field is displayed

Thank you for your patience helping a non-coder through this

Yes, all my lists are there and one is selected. I can’t really change the field name. The form is built using Avia in the Enfold theme and is from a “Contact Form” element. But it is set to be validated as an email address. Do we think this is the problem? How does your plugin parse the form?