If you want something that’s simple, but not highly secure, a field you pass from the form to the download page is fairly common. Anyone with that field could get to your download page, but most people won’t know to look. If you can do this with post data instead of a get request, it’s … Read more
Yes, you should be able access the form fields and field values with event.detail.inputs in addEventListener on wpcf7mailsent. You can then use the field values in the conditional statements and add the redirects you need. There’s a simple code sample in the plugin doumentation, https://contactform7.com/dom-events/, for looping the fields. EDIT Here’s a code example, document.addEventListener( … Read more
You need to take a look at the hooks of the Contact Form 7 plugin website. Browse the documentation for the actions you need. Have a look at this topic: how-to-hook-into-contact-form-7-before-send All you need to do is to add your link with the hash into the e-mail. In addition, also have a look at “wp_mail()“. … Read more
You almost got it. You are missing the do_shortcode function. <?php echo do_shortcode(get_field(‘shorcode’)); ?>
CF7 has an useful hook wpcf7_submit that can be used to process the data sent: add_action(“wpcf7_submit”, “SE_379325_forward_cf7”, 10, 2); function SE_379325_forward_cf7($form, $result) { if( !class_exists(‘WPCF7_Submission’) ) return; $submission = WPCF7_Submission::get_instance(); if ($result[“status”] == “mail_sent”) { // proceed only if email has been sent $posted_data = $submission->get_posted_data(); save_posted_data($posted_data); } }; // your insert function: function save_posted_data($posted_data){ … Read more
Email settings are usually somewhere in the database. You’ll likely find it in a table that gives you a good clue about where the setting can be changed. It may be wise not to just search-and-replace it directly since data can be serialized, meaning that if you replace the address with a different one that … Read more
I’ve used the Gravity Forms plugin and its post form-submission hook to fire off a server-side web2lead curl request in wordpress before now. Wasn’t too difficult. Essentially your web2lead form submission is purely server-side so the regular gravity forms entry logging (including IP etc…) just carries on working. You get your data in both WP … Read more
the easiest way i can think of is to use a plugin that creates a form by shortcode like contact form 7 for example and I’ll break it in to easy steps. Create the form on your main site or what ever site you would like to manage the forms data through. Create a page … Read more
The Agregado Theme comes with a little contact form I modified for one of my themes, I guess it’s ok for you to use it as long as the credits remain there. <?php //Contact script created by Tim McDaniels and Darren Hoyt for the Mimbo Pro and Agregado themes, modified by Mario Aguiar cuz it … Read more
A) It’s not a WP Question as long as it’s not a specific plugin (link?). B) Do it with jQuery: var str = <?php echo $user_id.’etc.’; ?>; var container = jQuery( ‘#contact_form_popup_id’ ).html(); jQuery( container ).text( str );