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Hi,

ah, cool! ??

To hide the “Edit” link, please try adding

add_filter( 'tablepress_edit_link_below_table', '__return_false' );

before

$table_html = do_shortcode( "[table id={$table_id} /]" );

Regards,
Tobias

Great, that did the trick :-).

Now a final question: If I want to even show Table name in mail text right now its just stated ID 18 which is not telling users anything.

Per

Hi Per,

how about

$table_html = do_shortcode( "[table id={$table_id} print_name=true /]" );

?

Regards,
Tobias

Brilliant ?? that did the final part, great support!!!

Per

Hi,

no problem, you are very welcome! ?? Good to hear that this helped!

Best wishes,
Tobias

I have now also created a very small working plugin, not so fancy but working. I will try later to even create the setup of mail addresses into a separate setting page inside plugin rather then hard code directly in file.

I hope I can use your expertise if I have any questions around this?

Per

Hi

Now have I got stucked as I’m trying to get mail sent out to multiple addresses and using this code:

add_action( 'tablepress_event_saved_table', 'pabrady_tablepress_save_notification', 10, 1 );
function pabrady_tablepress_save_notification( $table_id ) {
  $frontend_controller = TablePress::load_controller( 'frontend' );
  $frontend_controller->init_shortcodes();
  add_filter( 'tablepress_edit_link_below_table', '__return_false' );
  $table_html = do_shortcode( "[table id={$table_id} print_name=true /]" );
  $mail_text = "The table with the ID {$table_id} was saved: {$table_html}.";
  $headers = array('Content-Type: text/html; charset=UTF-8');
  $multiple_recipients = array(
    '[email protected]',
    '[email protected]',
    '[email protected]'
    );

  wp_mail(
    $multiple_recipients,
    'Tablepress have been saved',
    $mail_text,
    $headers
  );
}

Can you see if something in above is incorrect placed as I dont get any mail and I dont get any error either.

Hi,

I can’t really see anything wrong directly, but I’m not that familiar with the wp_mail() function. Sorry ??
You could alternatively maybe do this in a loop (i.e. send separate emails).

Regards,
Tobias

Ok do you mean to setup several wp-mail() including each mail address or how should loop look like?

Can this work as loop

foreach $multiple_recipients as $to {
wp-mail($to, ‘Tablepress have been saved’ , $mail_text, $headers);
}

Per

Now at last its all solved with correct foreach loop and also got correct setting for SMTP sending. So now I get all mail as we should ??

Per

Hi Per,

awesome! That’s great news! Yes, that’s how I had envisioned that loop.

Best wishes,
Tobias

Hi,

We have now got all code working but I need to ask one more question for the wp_mail() which have a static subject right now. I would like rather to have a dynamic subject ie Table name instead of Tablepress table has been saved”.

//Function to get updated tablepress to mail members a notifications
add_action( 'tablepress_event_saved_table', 'pabrady_tablepress_save_notification', 10, 1 );
function pabrady_tablepress_save_notification( $table_id ) {
  $frontend_controller = TablePress::load_controller( 'frontend' );
  $frontend_controller->init_shortcodes();
  add_filter( 'tablepress_edit_link_below_table', '__return_false' );
  $table_html = do_shortcode( "[table id={$table_id} print_name=true /]" );
  $mail_text = "Following has been updated: {$table_html}.";
  $headers = array('Content-Type: text/html; charset=UTF-8'); 

  $multiple_recipients = array('[email protected]','[email protected]','[email protected]');

  foreach($multiple_recipients as $to)
  wp_mail($to,'Tablepress table has been updated',$mail_text,$headers);
}

Hi,

You could use the [table-info] Shortcode for that, i.e. set the subject with something like

$subject = do_shortcode( "[table-info id={$table_id} field=name /]" );

Regards,
Tobias

Thxs Tobias!

This did the trick.

//Per