I think wpcf7_before_send_mail is what you’re looking for. You can find some examples of it in action in this unofficial documentation and in this support thread where the plugin developer gives some guidance on using it..
I found the answer. This works fine. function row_count_shortcode() { global $wpdb; $user_count = $wpdb->get_var( “SELECT COUNT(*) FROM $wpdb->daviddgl_wp1.SaveContactForm7_6” )+1; return “17ICLAA”.sprintf(‘%03d’,$user_count); } add_shortcode( ‘row_count’, ‘row_count_shortcode’ );
If you’re looking to build responsive Contact Form 7 with a rich grid-layout (multiple-column layout) I would recommend you look at the Smart Grid-Lyout Extension for Contact form 7 plugin. It has a UI editor that allows you to design a grid layout for your form fields. In addition, it has the ability to turn … Read more
The wpml_set_element_language_details action element_type need to be with the correct prefix that WPML use: From the WPML Docs element_type(string) The type of an element. Can be a post type: post_post, post_page, post_attachment, post_nav_menu_item, post_{custom post key} or taxonomy: tax_category, tax_post_tag, tax_nav_menu, tax_{custom taxonomy key}. Defaults to post_post if not set. In your case it should … Read more
You can use “actions”. More info: http://hookr.io/actions/wpcf7_mail_sent/ Put this code in your functions.php: function action_wpcf7_mail_sent( $contact_form ) { // here your file redirect header(“Location: http://yourfileurl.com”); }; add_action( ‘wpcf7_mail_sent’, ‘action_wpcf7_mail_sent’, 10, 1 ); let me you if it is working i cannot test right now.
Since i was also looking for some sort of keeping submitted images, i found this simple plugin, which gave me a bit insight: https://wordpress.org/plugins/store-file-uploads-for-contact-form-7/ Also if you read a bit on the mentioned “file-uploading-and-attachment” topic in cf7, you should get the point: For security reasons, specifying files outside of the wp-content directory for email attachments … Read more
The user of the other question mentions .user.ini file, which is the equivalent for PHP of what .htaccess is for Apache, namely a local configuration file. You are looking for limiting the maximum size of a POST request, which is the standard type of requests for sending forms/uploading stuff. The php setting you are looking … Read more
The CF7 form uses a <div class=”wpcf7-response-output”></div> to display error messages, so I am not sure what you mean by the span error. The CF7 plugin uses a span element for its validation tip messages which are displayed for invalid fields post submission. These can filtered using the wpcf7_validation_error hook. However, I would not recommend … Read more
This is not easy to achieve. Basically you need to store your submitted data and make it available on your redirected page. TO achieve this you can use the plugin Post My CF7 Form which allows you to store the submitted data as a post (which can delete once the redirection is complete, or store … Read more
The only way to achieve this is to use a custom script file. Load the script on the page where your form is being loaded using the following back-end function in your functions.php file, add_action( ‘wp_enqueue_scripts’,’register_custom_script’); //its important to register the script, else it will not load properly. function register_custom_script(){ wp_register_script( ‘custom-cf7-script’, <url to your … Read more