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Thanks. Removed the link with CSS now. That covers it.

Thanks. I was able to search the field data to see if there was a file uploaded and are logging that. Will work on script to handle that separately as suggested.

Having the ability to auto compress / downsize image file uploads would be a great feature for Forminator file uploads in the future.

add_action( 'forminator_custom_form_submit_before_set_fields', 'forminator_custom_handle_submit_data', 10, 3 );function forminator_custom_handle_submit_data( $entry, $id, $field_data ) {

error_log( "Form $id submitted .... " );
// Loop through field data to look for file uploads
foreach ($field_data as $field) {
    if(array_key_exists('field_type',$field)) {
          if($field['field_type'] == 'upload') {
            $file_path = "N/A";
            if($field['value']['file']['file_path']) {
                $file_path = $field['value']['file']['file_path'];
            }
            error_log( "File path: $file_path" );
        }
    }
}    
}

Also, can you tell me if there is perhaps a filter that I can call after a form is submitted? I want to test hooking into a submission to see if a user submitted an image. And if they did resize that image using PHP etc.

Thanks. Does it still work if you upload to forminator folder and not the media library? And does it generate all the different wordpress images (thumbnail, medium etc). I just want the simple image they upload compressed.

Thanks. The error is not being generated on every page. I have done some tests to see if there is a specific action that is trigger this to be added to the log but cannot pin point it.

Thank you for clarifying. That’s very helpful. I’ve enabled that setting now. I was confused as to why there were 2 IPs but makes sense now.

Hello. I tested with all plugins except Forminator and Defender de-activated. And with Twenty Twenty theme. Still same result.

The lost password link on the Forminator login form would link to “wp-login.php?action=lostpassword&redirect_to” instead of linking to “my-login?action=lostpassword” and therefore show the error message.

That’s perfect. Tested and can now submit and hide backend access.

Thanks!