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OnSubmission Email - SiburNY - Nov 15th, 2010
I had problem sending auto notification when someone submits a form. But then I found this code:
PHP Code:
if ($passes_captcha && !empty($next_page) && !$is_deleting_file)
{
// if the user wasn't putting through a test submission or initializing the form, we can send safely
// send emails at this juncture, but ONLY if it was just finalized OR if the send_emails parameter
// allows for it
if ($form_id != "test" && $submission_id != "test" && !isset($_SESSION[$namespace]["form_tools_initialize_form"])
&& !isset($form_data["form_tools_ignore_submission"]))
{
// send any emails attached to the on_submission trigger
if (isset($params["send_emails"]) && $params["send_emails"] === true)
ft_send_emails("on_submission", $form_id, $submission_id);
else if ($is_finalized == "yes" && (!isset($params["send_emails"]) || $params["send_emails"] !== false))
ft_send_emails("on_submission", $form_id, $submission_id);
}
header("location: $next_page");
exit;
}
Does it mean that I can only receive emails when I have CAPTCHA and $next_page specified?
RE: OnSubmission Email - Ben - Nov 20th, 2010
Hi SibuNY,
Yes, there needs to be a "next_page" param specified, but no, there doesn't have to be a captcha ($passes_captcha defaults to true).
Do you have a situation where you don't want to define a $next_page?
- Ben
RE: OnSubmission Email - SiburNY - Jan 11th, 2011
Sorry for long delay
For some reason, notification email didn't work when I specified $next_page parameter. So the solution was not to specify it, and then use header("Location: thankyou.php") to redirect to a thank you page.
I'll try to find some time and play around to see why it wouldn't work.
Max
(Nov 20th, 2010, 10:06 AM)Ben Wrote: Hi SibuNY,
Yes, there needs to be a "next_page" param specified, but no, there doesn't have to be a captcha ($passes_captcha defaults to true).
Do you have a situation where you don't want to define a $next_page?
- Ben