Kevin Stover

If you follow the directions on the link I gave, it should be.

So, you do something like this inside your pre_process function:

function my_pre_process_function(){
add_filter( ‘ninja_forms_field’, ‘my_filter_function’, 10, 2 );
}

Then you’d add a function to actually do the filtering.

function my_filter_function( $data, $field_id ){
if( $field_id = 3 ){
$data[‘default_value’] = “My New Text Value”;
}
$return $data;
}

You are correct in assuming that it’s not sent with the $ninja_forms_field->get_field_value() or update_field_value(). You can change it fairly easily using the ‘ninja_forms_field’ WordPress filter.

Here’s the doc on the filter itself: http://wpninjas.com/ninja-forms/docs/ninja_forms_field/

You’ll want to return $data with a new value set for: $data[‘default_value’]. Whatever you have that variable equal to will be displayed in the Text Layout Element.

I was able to reproduce it. I’ll work on a fix for Monday’s update.

Hey,

Somehow this thread didn’t get emailed to me until your response mmicrosysm. We are currently in the middle of re-working Ninja Announcements and moving it over to our new site. It’s not abandoned, we’ve just been super busy. 🙁

You can use the same shortcode in the “Administrator Subject Message” on the “Form Settings” tab as you do in the user email content.

In the “email from” setting, make sure that your email address looks like: Your Name <me@email.com> rather than just: me@email.com.