Good morning, I would kindly understand if it is possible to have a form with these features:
- Name, surname, email, coupon code
I would like to associate a coupon to an email, example:
coupon "1234" to xx@xx.it
coupon "5678" to yy@yy.it
coupon "9876" to zz@zz.it
etc. etc
Now, when a person writes in the form name, surname, email (ie gabriele@xx.it), coupons 1234, I would like:
- The site administrator receives the form data
- Gabriele@xx.it receives the form data
- Xx@xx.it receives the form data
If the person enters the coupon 5678:
- The site administrator receives the form data
- Gabriele@xx.it receives the form data
- Yy@yy.it receives the form data
etc etc...
it's possible? I tried EVENT SWITCHER but I can not find a php code that does this job.
thank you
- Name, surname, email, coupon code
I would like to associate a coupon to an email, example:
coupon "1234" to xx@xx.it
coupon "5678" to yy@yy.it
coupon "9876" to zz@zz.it
etc. etc
Now, when a person writes in the form name, surname, email (ie gabriele@xx.it), coupons 1234, I would like:
- The site administrator receives the form data
- Gabriele@xx.it receives the form data
- Xx@xx.it receives the form data
If the person enters the coupon 5678:
- The site administrator receives the form data
- Gabriele@xx.it receives the form data
- Yy@yy.it receives the form data
etc etc...
it's possible? I tried EVENT SWITCHER but I can not find a php code that does this job.
thank you
Hi saddys,
You don't need an Event Switcher for this; you can use a Custom Code action before the Email action with code something like this
Bob
[[>> updated to fix error <<]]
You don't need an Event Switcher for this; you can use a Custom Code action before the Email action with code something like this
<?php
$coupons = array (
'1234' => 'xx@xx.it',
'5678' => 'yy@yy.it',
'9876' => 'zz@zz.it',
);
$email_to = '';
if ( !empty($form->data['coupon']) && array_key_exists($form->data['coupon'], $coupons) ) {
$email_to = $coupons[$form->data['coupon']];
}
$form->data['email_to'] = $email_to;
?>
Then use email_to (with no quotes or brackets) in the Dynamic To box of the Email action.
Bob
[[>> updated to fix error <<]]
Thanks for reply. I try with no success.
This is the debug (i mask email and IP):
This is the debug (i mask email and IP):
Data Array
Array
(
[option] => com_chronoforms5
[chronoform] => bigliettocoupon
[event] => submit
[nome] => Gab
[cognome] => Cir
[email] => (gabriele AT email)
[coupon] => 5678
[button4] => Invio dati
[email_to] =>
[ip_address] => xx.xxx.xxx.130
)
Array
(
)
Errors
Array
(
)
Debug Info
Array
(
[0] => Array
(
[Email] => Array
(
[0] => An email with the details below was sent successfully:
[1] => To:, gabriele AT my email
[2] => Subject:Prova invio biglietto
[3] => From name:Gabriele
[4] => From email:gabriele AT my email
[5] => CC:
[6] => BCC:
[7] => Reply name:Gabriele
[8] => Reply email:gabriele AT my email
[9] => Attachments:
[10] => Array
(
)
[11] => Body:
<table>
<tr><td>Nome</td><td>Gab</td></tr>
<tr><td>Cognome</td><td>Cir</td></tr>
<tr><td>Email</td><td>gabrielexxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx</td></tr>
<tr><td>Codice coupon</td><td>5678</td></tr>
</table><br /><br />IP: xxxx.130
)
)
)
Hi saddys,
Sorry. I think that needs to be array_key_exists() and not in_array() - I've updated my earlier post.
Bob
Sorry. I think that needs to be array_key_exists() and not in_array() - I've updated my earlier post.
Bob
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