Sjors

I tried, but failed, incorporating your suggestion in the functions.php, the class-api.php.

More help would be appreciated.

This is how far I came with the help of ChatGPT:

class Api {

    public function __construct() {
        // ? Register the filter on class initialization
        add_filter( 'gutenverse_form_format_data', array( $this, 'process_form_data' ), 10, 6 );
    }

    /**
     * Process Form Data and Trigger Bit Integrations Hook
     *
     * @param string $data_html   The form's HTML data.
     * @param int    $form_id     The ID of the form.
     * @param array  $form_entry  The submitted form entry data.
     * @param int    $entry_id    The ID of the form entry.
     * @param bool   $admin       Whether in admin context.
     * @param array  $extra       Extra arguments if any.
     *
     * @return string Processed $data_html.
     */
    public function process_form_data( $data_html, $form_id, $form_entry, $entry_id, $admin, $extra ) {

        // ?? Process form entry data if needed
        foreach ( $form_entry['entry-data'] as $data ) {
            // Example: log or validate $data here
        }

        // ? Trigger Bit Integrations hook
        do_action(
            'bit_integrations_custom_trigger',
            '0a0a0c4d-6ab7-467d-aec4-5de4b7703ba4', // Your Bit Integrations ID
            array(
                'form_id'    => $form_id,
                'entry_id'   => $entry_id,
                'form_entry' => $form_entry,
            )
        );

        // Return the original or modified $data_html
        return $data_html;
    }

    /**
     * Submit Form Method
     */
    public function submit_form( $request ) {
    $form_entry   = $request['form-entry'];
    $form_data    = $this->filter_form_params( $form_entry['data'] );
    $form_id      = $form_entry['formId'];
    $is_login     = is_user_logged_in();
    $form_setting = get_post_meta( (int) $form_id, 'form-data', true );

    if ( isset( $form_data ) ) {
        $params = wp_parse_args(
            array(
                'form-id'      => (int) $form_entry['formId'],
                'post-id'      => (int) $form_entry['postId'],
                'entry-data'   => $form_data,
                'browser-data' => $this->get_browser_data( $form_entry ),
            )
        );
        $result = array( 'entry_id' => Entries::submit_form_data( $params ) );

        // ?? Apply the filter here (this triggers your custom logic)
        apply_filters(
            'gutenverse_form_format_data',
            '',                     // $data_html
            $form_id,               // $form_id
            $params,                // $form_entry
            $result['entry_id'],    // $entry_id
            false,                  // $admin
            array()                 // $extra
        );
    }

    return rest_ensure_response( $result );
}

The emails are transmitted and all. I have followed the instructions and that is working. That is not the issue. I would like to use the form data that is stored in the entries part/table to be synchronised or imported in the Brevo database. This way I can use them for email marketing and other workflows supported by Brevo.

However I would like some more help in relation to getting the raw data. Or how to include a?do action hook in your form submitting function so that I can use something like Bit Integrations.

For example:

do_action(
‘bit_integrations_custom_trigger’,
‘210a16f4-7fcd-4389-a7fe-84fc509ac23a’,
array()
);

The problem was indeed a conflict with Jetpack Boost.