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  • Hi legion1978 can you provide a bit more information with some example.

    Thank you.

    Thread Starter ronin Creativos

    (@legion1978)

    hi
    im getting a querystring value ?order=123456
    and i need it to use it inside the email received by the customer but as part of a link, though i dont see how, since the email template itself cannot be edited (afaik)
    the link would be like 123456

    i would settle for a way to edit this template, just to re-arrange stuff by client request. but i dont know where its located ??

    thanks

    Hi legion1978, currently you only have the following options in regards to your question above.

    Regards

    Thread Starter ronin Creativos

    (@legion1978)

    mmm i think im not explaining it correctly ??
    ive read these faqs and got the querystring working fine.

    you can see it here
    https://ow.ly/ydlqg

    what i would like to do is to modify the html formatting code of the email being sent itself, so i can arrange the info as needed.

    something like (i didnt post it correctly above)
    code in the email would be <a href=site.com/[order]>order</a>
    but currently i cannot put this anywhere :/
    can it be done?

    thanx ??

    Hi legion1978, thank you for clarifying your question even further :). I now know what you mean. However I am not sure how to go about adding what you want.

    I saw your link above and yes I can see the order number. Is this order number a random number or is this order a fixed number?

    The following URL implements something similar but perhaps it is not what you want. I guess reading your question further the only person that can answer you correctly would be @mike Challis the plugin developer.

    In regards to your other question…

    i would settle for a way to edit this template, just to re-arrange stuff by client request. but i dont know where its located ??

    What kind of modifications are you looking to implement? As far as I know you can change the fields sizes, move them around using CSS, div containers and even assigning an individual class to each div container used.

    One more URL link you can read in regards to creating a ticketing system or an incremental numbering system.

    I hope the above provides you answers to your questions.

    Kind regards

    Thread Starter ronin Creativos

    (@legion1978)

    hi there thanx for answering ??
    info is very interesting.. give me some ideas..
    but indeed, its not what i need.
    you see, every param/config/modifier affects how the form will behave and look *before* sending.
    once the email is sent, theres no control over what the user will see, either style, layout or data.

    edit >>> ive been looking through the config tabs again. i see in the “confirmation email” settings exactly what i need, though here you can send custom html to the user. what i was asking about is this, but for the admin(s) email

    now there are 2 quirks: 1. it doesnt allow to include the message itself to prevent spam, but in my case this is key, cause it contains additional data from the purchase. 2. i use WP Better Emails, which ‘hijacks’ the emails and format them with its own template, so if i enable html (to include the var shortcode), this won’t happen and i get only and exactly what i type in. however, i just copied a full email as intended an pasted it in ?? works as a charm.. but without the message –and the attached file ??

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