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In reply to: [Form Manager] Form Submissions Email IssuesThat looks right. The full template you posted looks right too, as long as you gave some form item the nickname ’email’. Just trying to cover all the bases, did you check the box under ‘custom e-mail notifications’ ?
Also if you go to Forms > Advanced Settings > E-Mail, you can try using the PHP mailer versus the WordPress function.
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In reply to: [Form Manager] [Plugin: WordPress Form Manager] MailchimpThere is a template for a plugin to hook into the submission process on my site, towards the bottom.
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In reply to: [Form Manager] [Plugin: WordPress Form Manager] MailchimpNothing yet. I’m not sure its going to be possible. I’ll have to see how the proper mailing list signup plugins do it.
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In reply to: [Form Manager] Form Submissions Email IssuesThis is a problem that I’ve been working on, but I havn’t figured out a solution that will work in 99% of cases. If this were my own server, I would set up a cron job and a queue of e-mails. Unfortunately the WP ‘cron’ functionality is unreliable.
Try using the advanced e-mail settings. You can customize the recipients list to include yourself and the form user, so only one e-mail is sent out. The drawback is that your e-mail address appears in the e-mail header, but that is the only solution for now.
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In reply to: [Form Manager] [Plugin: WordPress Form Manager] Conditions don't workThanks for posting the links, I found the bug. I’ll have a fix as soon as I can.
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In reply to: [Form Manager] [Plugin: WordPress Form Manager] File Attachment LinkI’ll try to recreate it on my end, I have a guess on what is causing this. Thanks for the info.
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In reply to: [Form Manager] [Plugin: WordPress Form Manager] Hide Fields not filled inUnfortunately you are completely correct. Sorry.
The summary template is used on the front end, either as a form ‘acknowledgment message’, or when using the formdata shortcode. The e-mail template is used in the e-mails. Neither are used for the submission data tab.
I would edit getcsv.php, remove lines 32 to 41 (as of 1.6.26), basically all the stuff that has to do with generating csv and outputing the csv file headers. Instead, replace it with:
global $wpdb; $thedata = $wpdb-> get_results( $query ) ) ;Now
$thedatawill contain all of the submission data that would have otherwise been in a CSV format, now as a PHP array. From there you can echo / do whatever you want with it.Just make sure to keep your own copy of getcsv.php, since updating the plugin will obliterate your customization.
Alternatively you could write a script to run on your local machine to convert a CSV file into the format you are looking for. PHP has good functions for reading and writing CSV data, and since you are comfortable with PHP that might be a good option. I don’t know what OS you are running but that might work better, especially for batch jobs.
Thanks for hunting that down! getCharsetCollation() should never be empty, it should at least be the default collation. I’ll fix that in the next update.
I don’t have 2007 unfortunately, and it works fine in 2010 and 2011 for mac. I’m surprised you would have to explicitly import the data into Excel though, you should be able to simply ‘open’ the file directly into Excel. Have you tried that as well? As in, right click on the file, select ‘open with’, then ‘Excel’, and it should recognize the file format. If not, or if you already tried that as well, then I don’t have any more advice, other than trying Open Office.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Form Manager] Form Submissions Email IssuesMy best guess is that your host has a spam prevention policy. This is common, and I’ve isolated this as the cause of this problem in other cases. Basically the host won’t allow more than one e-mail to be sent out within some number of seconds / minutes of the previous. A single e-mail with multiple recipients is fine, but form manager sends a separate e-mail to the admin, in order to keep the admin’s e-mail address out of the first e-mail. This is supposed to be a feature but it causes this problem on a lot of hosts. I’m trying to figure something out, but since every host is different, and the WP scheduling mechanism doesn’t *really* work, I don’t know. If you can disable the spam prevention mechanism on your host that might work.
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In reply to: [Form Manager] [Plugin: WordPress Form Manager] Linking to an Uploaded FileIf you go into types/file.php from lines 73 to 97, you will see the code that saves the file data ( as of 1.6.26 ).
The value will be an array containing the following keys:
filename – the file name and extension, without the path, for example something like ‘thefile.txt’
contents – this will be empty if an upload directory is used. Otherwise, it is the file contents.
upload_dir – a boolean, true if an upload directory was used.
size – file size in bytes.If you are using %wp_uploads_url% in the file item, then you can get this URL in PHP by doing the following:
$uploads = wp_upload_dir(); $url = $uploads['url']Unfortunately the private fields are not shown in the summary. You can show them if you use the advanced e-mail settings. It would make sense to have the option to show them. I’ll add that to the list of features for the next update. Sorry!
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In reply to: [Form Manager] [Plugin: WordPress Form Manager] Conditions don't workIf you post a link to the form that isn’t working I’ll take a look at the generated scripts.
If that will solve the problem then I’ll make the change for the next update. Thanks for posting the link.