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ok. I found the issue; and hopefully, it could help somebody else.

At the beginning of my script, i have 2 different “add_filter” with 2 functions.
1st one is used to check values.
2nd one is used to send an email with the values.

I’m quite sure I had only 1 return $formData; at the end of the 1st add_filter and before, it was saving the data.
Now, if i want the data to be saved, I have to add the “return $formData;” at the end of the 2nd function too and not only at the end of the 1st function (even if the second function is not necessary).

does it make sense ?

Thank you for your response and the hack in the code to display the info 🙂

it displays all the info in my form fine :

Array
(
    [user_info_nonce] => 7534f23fce
    [_wp_http_referer] => /infos/test
    [form_title] => test
    [test_book] => Array
        (
            [0] => book1
        )

    [test_name] => MYNAME
    [test_firstname] => myfirstname
    [test_phone] => 457898
    [test_email] => myemail@mail.com
)

Array
(
)

the only solution I found is to put an exit(); before the “return $formData;”
then, in that case, it’s not saving the info.

but i found this solution inelegant ?

Thanks for helping 🙂

function chkValues($formData) {
// Change $formData
if (isset($formData->posted_data[brochure_firstname])) {
$formData->posted_data[brochure_firstname]=ucfirst(strtolower(safe_sql($formData->posted_data[brochure_firstname])));
$formData->posted_data[brochure_email]=strtolower(safe_sql($formData->posted_data[brochure_email]));
$formData->posted_data[brochure_name]=strtoupper(safe_sql($formData->posted_data[brochure_name]));
$formData->posted_data[brochure_phone]=preg_replace(“#[^0-9]+#”,””,safe_sql($formData->posted_data[brochure_phone]));
} else {
$formData->posted_data[subscribe_email]=preg_replace(“#[^0-9a-z@\._\-]+#i”,””,strtolower(safe_sql($formData->posted_data[subscribe_email])));
if (!filter_var($formData->posted_data[subscribe_email], FILTER_VALIDATE_EMAIL)) {
$formData->posted_data[subscribe_email]=””;
}
}
$formData->posted_data[‘uri’] = $_SERVER[‘REQUEST_URI’];
return $formData; // be sure to return it
}