What the service must return as data

I really don’t understand what you are trying to accomplish. You’re going to have to provide a specific example of what you are trying to do in order for me to help you.

I’m closing this thread due to non-response, and to be honest I really don’t understand the question or support issue this raises. Please feel free to create another thread with a little more detail about what you are trying to accomplish. Thank you.

Hi,
sorry for my delay on response.

So my problem is this:

1. I have a form with CF7 with some fields;
2. I create a new Service with CF7 3-rd Party;
3. I set as “submission Url” a php file on my plugin folder (*1);
4. I create a new PHP file with class “Cf73rdParty_NewUserRegistrationCallbacks”;
5. I want make some check before sending emails;

So:
(1*) What this file must to be return as data? And how can I use the Class of the service to make some check before send emails?

I know, my English is not so good! I hope you can understand my question.

For a better information about using hooks, I found a little problem. I use a Class, like mailchimp service and all the other services on third-parties folder of the plugin.

add_action('Cf73rdPartyIntegration_service_a0', array(&$this, 'data_registration_execute'), 10, 2);

This is the action in the __construct method of the class.

The method:

public function data_registration_execute($response, $results){...}

require on your code the using the “&” reference for $results, but I get (in debug mode) this error:

Warning: Parameter 2 to Cf73rdParty_NewUserRegistrationCallbacks::data_registration_execute() expected to be a reference, value given

So, the “&” reference is removed. In this mode, this method works fine.

With the action “Cf73rdPartyIntegration_onfailure”, I can get the “errors” element from the action “Cf73rdPartyIntegration_service_a0”, so I can check which type of error I get.
But the command:

$cf7->skip_mail=true;

it seems to not work properly, because it sends the mail.

Does I made something wrong?