Greg Marshall

Hi there,

Yeah I couldn’t find anything that looked relevant in the docs unfortunately. Please do let me know if a method is figured out

Thanks

Thanks for the help,

I had to change it every so slightly to make it work but it does appear to be working

    if ($logger->slug !== 'SimplePostLogger') {
      return $doLog;
    }
    // Bail if not correct message.
    if ($context['_message_key'] !== 'post_deleted') {
      return $doLog;
    }

thanks

Thanks Patrick,

I have just left a 5 star review for you there.

Thanks again 🙂

Thank you for letting me know, I was wondering if my additional question had been missed!

I have used the code below to replace the ordered list output with an easy table layout for our regular email notifications. This worked very well, however for the text messages (SMS) side I have found that I still cannot strip the html tags, the <p> tag always seems to come back. For my Text message forms, they usually only send 1 field out of the 3 fields on the form so not sure if that makes a difference. I have commented out the stuff for the text messages as it doesnt work, the rest of the code is currently in use and is outputting the email data as intended (the extra html tags don’t matter there).

add_filter( 'forminator_get_formatted_form_entry', 'forminator_modify_email_format', 20, 5 );

function forminator_modify_email_format( $html, $custom_form, $data, $entry, $ignored_field_types ){

    $ignored_field_types = Forminator_Form_Entry_Model::ignored_fields();

    $form_fields = $custom_form->get_fields();

    $table_rows = array();

    if ( is_null( $form_fields ) ) {

        $form_fields = array();

    }

    foreach ( $form_fields as $form_field ) {

        $field_type = $form_field->__get( 'type' );

        if ( in_array( $field_type, $ignored_field_types, true ) ) {

            continue;

        }

        $label = $form_field->get_label_for_entry();

        $value = render_entry( $entry, $form_field->slug );

        $table_rows[ $label ] = $value;

    }
	
	$thecustomformarray = get_object_vars($custom_form);
	$thecustomform = $thecustomformarray['notifications']['0'];
	
/*error_log('$thecustomform: ' . print_r($thecustomform, 1));
	if ($thecustomform['label'] === 'Customer Email to Text Message' ||  strpos( $thecustomform['email-subject'], "123456") !== false || in_array("123456", $thecustomform) ) {
// was unable to strip tags from the text/SMS from here
		error_log('Customer TEXT  FOUND HTML');
		$thecustomform['email-editor'] = wp_strip_all_tags($thecustomform['email-editor']);
 		$html = wp_strip_all_tags($html);

	
	}*/
	if ($thecustomform['label'] === 'Customer Email' ||  $thecustomform['email-subject'] === 'NEW MESSAGE'){
	//	error_log('Customer Email  FOUND HTML');
			
	
    $html = '<table>';

	    foreach ($table_rows as $table_label => $table_value){
	

            $html .= "<tr>";

            $html .= "<th style='text-align:left; vertical-align: top;'>" . $table_label ."</th>";

            $html .= "<td>" . $table_value ."</td>";

            $html .= "</tr>";

        }
    $html .= '</table>';
	}
	    
	/*  USE THIS FOR TEXT MESSAGING WHEN ITS FIGURED OUT 
		$html = '';
	
	foreach ($table_rows as $line_label => $line_value){
		$html .= $line_label . ": " .  $line_value . "\r\n";
	//} 
    */
		

return $html;

}

so if you guys can assist me in getting the html tags removed from the text messages that would be fantastic and followed by a big thank you. As you can see in the code I am mainly checking the email subject or the label of the email action in order to determine if its an email or an SMS/text. All text/SMS messages must have the pincode in the subject line, I swapped it out with 123456 here

• This reply was modified 3 years, 5 months ago by Greg Marshall.

Hello,

Thanks for this Ive now gotten my custom signatures working. The key piece I was missing was:

( $message, $custom_form, $data, $entry, $cls ) {

Everything appears to be working however I am still to thoroughly test but initial results look good.

Would definitely recommend adding this kind of stuff to your documentation

thanks for the help 🙂

Here’s more

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non forms pages in the dashbaord also have loads of these queries which is also adding extra load

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• This reply was modified 4 years, 5 months ago by Greg Marshall.

Hello,

That sounds good, I am happy to manually integrate so long as it works 🙂