Edit confirmation email content (gutenverse form)

Hi Antonella,

We don’t have the option to select which entries get sent through the form settings. However, if you’re comfortable editing the code, you can use this filter. Kindly place the entries check within the condition I have commented on.

add_filter(
	'gutenverse_form_format_data',
	function( $data_html, $form_id, $form_entry, $entry_id, $admin ) {
		ob_start();
		?>
		<div>
			<table width="100%" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="0" bgcolor="#FFFFFF" style="border: 1px solid #EAF2FA">
				<tbody>
					<?php
					if ( $admin ) {
						echo "<tr bgcolor='#EAF2FA'><td colspan='3'><strong>" . esc_html__( 'Form ID', 'gutenverse' ) . '</strong></td></tr>';
						echo "<tr bgcolor='#FFFFFF'><td width='20'>" . esc_html( $form_id ) . '</td></tr>';
						echo "<tr bgcolor='#EAF2FA'><td colspan='3'><strong>" . esc_html__( 'Post ID', 'gutenverse' ) . '</strong></td></tr>';
						echo "<tr bgcolor='#FFFFFF'><td width='20'>" . esc_html( $form_entry['post-id'] ) . '</td></tr>';
					}

					echo "<tr bgcolor='#EAF2FA'><td colspan='3'><strong>" . esc_html__( 'Entry ID', 'gutenverse' ) . '</strong></td></tr>';
					echo "<tr bgcolor='#FFFFFF'><td width='20'>" . esc_html( $entry_id ) . '</td></tr>';
					echo "<tr bgcolor='#EAF2FA'><td colspan='3'><strong>" . esc_html__( 'Entry Data', 'gutenverse' ) . '</strong></td></tr>';

					foreach ( $form_entry['entry-data'] as $data ) {
						// Select which entries get sent.
						if ( in_array( $data['id'], array( 'input-email' ) ) ) {
							$value = is_array( $data['value'] ) ? gutenverse_join_array( $data['value'], false ) : $data['value'];

							echo "<tr bgcolor='#FFFFFF'><td colspan='2'><strong>" . esc_html( $data['id'] ) . '</strong></td>';
							echo "<td width='20'>" . esc_html( $value ) . '</td></tr>';
						}
					}

					if ( $admin && ! empty( $form_entry['browser-data'] ) ) {
						echo "<tr bgcolor='#EAF2FA'><td colspan='3'><strong>" . esc_html__( 'Browser Info', 'gutenverse' ) . '</strong></td></tr>';
						echo "<tr bgcolor='#FFFFFF'><td colspan='2'><strong>IP Address</strong></td>";
						echo "<td width='20'>" . esc_html( $form_entry['browser-data']['ip'] ) . '</td></tr>';
						echo "<tr bgcolor='#FFFFFF'><td colspan='2'><strong>Browser Data</strong></td>";
						echo "<td width='20'>" . esc_html( $form_entry['browser-data']['user_agent'] ) . '</td></tr>';
					}

					?>
				</tbody>
			</table>
		</div>
		<?php
		$data_html = ob_get_contents();
		ob_end_clean();

		return $data_html;
	},
	10,
	5
);

Hello Pradnya,

thank you for the answer, yes I am comfortable in changing some code but I have difficulties in locating the file where the filter should go, is it gutenverse/includes/class-form.php ? And after which function?

Thanks,

Antonella

You can add it to your theme’s functions.php file. Typically, people create a child theme to incorporate the hook functions. Could you please inform me of the theme you are currently using?