[yanivmirel]

In this case the statement checks that the value in not equal to ‘yes’?

Thank you for all your help and for superb support.

[yanivmirel]

Support staff????

[yanivmirel]

Any news from the support staff?

[yanivmirel]

Hi Josef,

Thank you for your answer but it’s not that simple with my form.
My form has 11 different sections with total of 150 elements when 45 of them are based on conditional fields.
My email content is organized with table headers for each section and so on and so on….
I already finish with the hard job (I guess I did it the hard/long way).
I just need to not include few elements based on other elements radio choices.

I will appreciate if you can answer my last question (#7985)

Thanks

[yanivmirel]

Hi,

I have a field with a radio select, how to I check for the value with the if statement.
something like: <?php if (!$form->getElement(‘iphorm_1_120’) == ‘yes’) : ?>
when ‘yes’ is the value.

is this the correct way?

[yanivmirel]

One last question.
The same if statement (->isEmpty()) is good to check Boolean field?

[yanivmirel]

Can you also reply to my other question #7785 ?

[yanivmirel]

Hi,

Once I am done with that, do I need to set something in the admin.
like Unchecking “Customize email content” or something…..?

Will the plugin know to submit it from the new function instead?

[yanivmirel]

Hi,

Great plugin and great customer support.

1. Ability to duplicate fields
2. Add cc beside bcc in email settings.
3. Better support for customize HTML email, like conditions and statement to show/not show empty fields
4. Option to send form to form sender email (in back office panel instead of function.php)
5. More layout/design to choose from, prefer bootstrap3
6. Client side validation (HTML5) to save time on top of existing server side.
7. Ability to manipulate entry id incase you need to create Estimate form and you don’t want to start from number ‘1’.

Even without all of the above, this plugin is simply amazing and saved me weeks of work.

[yanivmirel]

My HTML will be a huge table.
Do I need to wrap the code above in <?php …… ?>
Can you give an example of how to wrap the if statement.
Here is a section of my HTML.

<table dir=”rtl” border=”1″ align=”center” style=”width: 600px;margin:0 auto;”>
<tbody>
<tr>
<th colspan=”2″ style=”text-align: right;”>Client info</th>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>Name</td>
<td><?php echo $form->getValueHtml(‘iphorm_1_1’); ?></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>Did you work with us before</td>
<td><?php echo $form->getValueHtml(‘iphorm_1_120’); ?></td>
</tr>

Thanks

[yanivmirel]

And I do I add the entry ID to that html/php?
Is this the correct way to add date and time separate.
Date: <?php echo date(‘d/m/Y’); ?>, Time: <?php echo date(‘H:i’); ?>

Thanks for great support

[yanivmirel]

I’ve edited common.php and changed from bcc to cc in the mailer function.
Because I don’t need bcc in my case only cc.
Is that a good workaround?

[yanivmirel]

Hi again,

If I have 7 different forms, I need to make this function (mytheme_send_form_user_copy)
to all 7, like (mytheme_send_form1_user_copy), (mytheme_send_form2_user_copy)…..etc.?

and the filter will look like this:
add_filter(‘iphorm_pre_send_notification_email_2’, ‘mytheme_send_form1_user_copy’, 10, 3);
add_filter(‘iphorm_pre_send_notification_email_2’, ‘mytheme_send_form2_user_copy’, 10, 3);?

Thanks

[yanivmirel]

Thanks

[yanivmirel]

Hi again.

Is there a way to send the form also to the user who filled the form,
maybe with a checkbox (Send email to self).
It will pick up the user email from the email field in the form.

Thanks

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