Hook into wpcf7_mail_sent action, it fires after the mail is successfully sent. function wpse_368498_cf7_mail_sent( $contact_form ) { //Your confirmation code here } add_action( ‘wpcf7_mail_sent’, ‘wpse_368498_cf7_mail_sent’ );
There are a few things omitted in the above solution, like defining the most params of wp_mail. Also I didn’t want to send yet another concurrent email, but instead attach the csv directly to the mail that wpcf7 sends. I think this is the cleaner solution. Here’s my take: add_filter( ‘wpcf7_before_send_mail’, ‘add_form_as_attachment’, 10, 3 ); … Read more
I am not sure when the woocommerce_before_add_to_cart_button action fires in the request sequence, but it could be worth adding the following code to your functions.php to see if it loads the CF7 js script files, add_action(‘wp_enqueue_scripts’, ‘pre_register_cf7_files’); function pre_register_cf7_files(){ wp_register_style(‘contact-form-7’, wpcf7_plugin_url( ‘includes/css/styles.css’ ), array(), WPCF7_VERSION, ‘all’ ); wp_register_script( ‘contact-form-7’, wpcf7_plugin_url( ‘includes/js/scripts.js’ ), array( ‘jquery’ ), … Read more
Try this: // Get current form. $wpcf7 = WPCF7_ContactForm::get_current(); $contact_form_id = $wpcf7->id;
try adding the following code to your functions.php file, add_filter( ‘wpcf7_autop_or_not’,’__return_false’); the will remove the <p></p> wrapping tags added by the CF7 plugin for each new line in your form.
The CF7 plugin does not give you access to the HTML markup formatting function of the field tags. So you need to capture the JavaScript event fired when the field is changed. To do this you can tag a script at the end of your form, <label>[text* name id:name]</label> <label>[text* surname id:surname]</label> [submit] <script> (function($){ … Read more
I answered this question on Stackoverflow, and reposting the answer here. We would never edit it there though, it’d be impossible, quite, the CF7 plugin was never conceived for anything more complex than a contact form unfortunately. You may want to play around with the Smart Grid-layout extension which was specifically designed for creating and … 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
That action means “post the form back to the website root”. Your website root is the very ‘top level’ of your domain, for example http://www.example.com/. The hash indicates the point in the document to jump to – in this case, I’m betting the ID of the form is wpcf7-f1-t1-o1? You shouldn’t need to alter this. … Read more