albertsareh

Thank you!

Also, I used this option to edit entries in front-end – https://formidableforms.com/knowledgebase/insert-a-link-to-change-the-value-of-a-single-field/. I have a radio button field with “Accepted”, “Rejected” and “Pending” options. When I choose one, the applicant receives an email. The problem is that when I click on the update link, the entry updates, however the email is not sent. For the email to be sent, I have to click on the edit entry link, where the only thing I need to do is to click on Update entry.

This is the code:

<div class=”created_at”>[created-at][editlink page_id=13200 label=” ? Edit”]<span class=”pending”>[frm-entry-update-field id=[id] field_id=220 value=”Pending” label=” ? Pending”]</span><span class=”accept”>[frm-entry-update-field id=[id] field_id=220 value=”Accepted” label=” ? Accept”]</span><span class=”reject”>[frm-entry-update-field id=[id] field_id=220 value=”[Rejected]” label=” ? Reject”]</span></div>

• This reply was modified 3 years ago by albertsareh.

Thank you! It seems like it worked, however the 2nd basic activation email is still sent. https://prnt.sc/1zfnw84

No, maybe Woocommerce if it counts, but I deactivated all the options that included registration during checkout

I see the problem. When the user clicks on the activation button from the email sent by UM, the ”is_activated” key doesn’t change. But if they click on the link received from WP, it is updated.

Thought it would be in functions.php, did that, and it still sends the automatic email from WordPress.

Where should I place the code?

Thanks!