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I am sending three arrays to the email action (first_name, last_name, rating). I have the email template listed as:

<tr>
	<td>
		Name and Rating: 
	</td>
	<td>
		{first_name} {last_name} {rating}
	</td>
	</tr

The email returns the following:

Name and Rating: 	Firstname1, Firstname2, Firstname2 Lastname1, Lastname2, Lastname2 865,520 , 1500

As you can see, the array is being sent just fine. Is there a way I can format the email so it appears like this:

Firstname1 Lastname1 865
Firstname2 Lastname2 520
Firstname3 Lastname3 1500

I wouldn't even mind if the simplest way is to put them all on one line, but in the order shown.

Thanks.

Hi chriso0258 ,

You can add a Custom Code action before your Handle arrays action and add code like this:

<?php
$name_and_rating = array();
foreach ( $form->data['first_name'] as $k => $v ) {
  $name_and_rating[] = "{$v} {$form->data['last_name'][$k]} {$form->data['rating'][$k]}";
}
$form->data['name_and_rating'] = implode("\n", $name-and_rating);
?>

Then use {name_and_rating} in your email template.

Bob

Thanks Bob. Since my post, I changed the input to what I think is a multidimensional array instead.

  <TR>
    <TD> <input type="text" name="mbr_info[][first_name]"/></TD>
    <TD> <input type="text" name="mbr_info[][last_name]"/></TD>
    <TD> <input type="text" name="mbr_info[][rating]"/></TD>
  </TR>

I think I still need to do what you have suggested, but I'm not sure how to format the foreach because of the new array structure.

Please disregard my last post. Turns out I can use the mbr_info[] directly using the Handle Arrays action. Thank you Bob for your input. It has been a help (as usual).😀