Hello!
Here I am again asking for help. Would be really appreciated.
The question is:
Is there a way to manipulate text data obtained in the "submit" stage?
I have a client who wants to have important information sent to him via the form, but the clients and business managers to get a "censored" version of certain fields.
Similar on shopping sites that censor the first number of credit cards and only show the last 4 digits. Is there a way to obtain this text field and then remove X number of characters or change them to arteristsks?
Here I am again asking for help. Would be really appreciated.
The question is:
Is there a way to manipulate text data obtained in the "submit" stage?
I have a client who wants to have important information sent to him via the form, but the clients and business managers to get a "censored" version of certain fields.
Similar on shopping sites that censor the first number of credit cards and only show the last 4 digits. Is there a way to obtain this text field and then remove X number of characters or change them to arteristsks?
Hi Cesar,
You can customize the email template to whatever you want, and you can use the shortcodes to place any data, please check the shortcodes section in the FAQs, you can for example modify the text in a PHP action then use {var:php_action_name} in the email body to insert the updated content.
Example, if your form has a field named abc, you normally use {data:abc} in the email to get its value, but you can add a PHP action before the email:
Best regards
You can customize the email template to whatever you want, and you can use the shortcodes to place any data, please check the shortcodes section in the FAQs, you can for example modify the text in a PHP action then use {var:php_action_name} in the email body to insert the updated content.
Example, if your form has a field named abc, you normally use {data:abc} in the email to get its value, but you can add a PHP action before the email:
return substr($this->data("abc"), -4, 4);//return the last 4 characters of the stringThen use {var:php_name} in the email body.
Best regards
Admin: awesome man! you always deliver!
I have to name the php action as well? to be able to use the php_name ? do I need to declare it ?
I have to name the php action as well? to be able to use the php_name ? do I need to declare it ?
Hi Cesar,
Yes, the php_name is the name of the PHP action!🙂
Best regards
Yes, the php_name is the name of the PHP action!🙂
Best regards
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