Ok, thank you.
I got this:
Array
(
[id] ► 2468
[dataType] ► json
[execute] ► wpdm_getlink
[verify] ► email
[action] ► wpdm_ajax_call
[custom_form_field] ► Array
(
[name] ► richard
[fredid] ► 22
[company] ► company1234
[ph] ► 0987654321
)
[s2dcf_meta_box_nonce] ► 3f49a3cef5
[_wp_http_referer] ► /fredreleasedownloadlinkstest/
[email] ► <email address entered in form>
)
It appears that it is an array, within an array.
For the people watching and any who want to do this, this is what you have to do.
Because it’s a nested array you have to parse the sub-array into another variable like so:
$customform = $post[custom_form_field]
where $customform is the variable and you can address the various fields like $post (eg. $customform[company])
I also solved the newline issue in the resultant email that is generated.
Because the email type is set to html, \r\n will not work for formatting. you have to use <br> in place of \r\n anytime you want a new line.
My code no looks like this (sorry about the formatting):
add_action(“wpdm_before_email_download_link”, “your_function”, 10, 2);
function your_function($post, $file){
customform = $post[custom_form_field];
$message = “Package Title: {$file[post_title]}<br>
Email: {$post[email]}<br>
Name: {$customform[name]}<br>
Fred Key # {$customform[fredid]}<br>
Company: {$customform[company]}<br>
Phone: {$customform[ph]}<br>
end of line”;
wp_mail(“email1@company.com”, “New Download Notification”, $message, “From: no-reply@sitename\r\nContent-type: text/html\r\n”);
}
This code in the functions.php for your theme will generate an additional email to email1@company.com with the following content
Package Title: <package title>
Email: <email address entered in form>
Name: richard
Fred Key # 5
company: Success Inc.
Phone: 1234567890
end of line
this has been an ….. interesting …… experience
