Hi guys,

Firstly this plugin is the best plugin I've ever dealt with. You do a FANTASTIC job on this.

The question I have is this:

I want to disable email attachements, but have a link to the file that's being stored in the uploads directory come across in the email (much like it does in the tracking section). At the moment it just displays the original file name, but not the link.

Is there anyway to include this in the email?

Much appreciated.

Sweet thanks mate.

Do you guys have plans to increase the control of the email output more by any chance? I reckon that'd be a killer feature.

I have actually installed Wordpress on a site that didn't have scope for a CMS because it was a FASTER way to implement the 6 required complex forms using your plugin than coding them from scratch, so thanks for the hard work!

Hi there

I agree with SteveD, it's an amazing plugin, thank you so much.

I have the same question, but unfortunately I don't understand your answer!

I don't understand what a placeholder means. 

I don't see functions called either adminEmailTXT() or adminEmailHTML() in my-functions.php, to enable them. 

I see two lines commented out:

### "adminEmailTXT" $cformsdata = cforms datablock
### "adminEmailHTML" $cformsdata = cforms datablock
 

but I do not see actual functions.

I managed to get it to email me the data in  $cformsdata['data'] in order to see if I could find the file names of the files I uploaded, but I could not see them. This is a section of the test email:

           [Telephone number] => 01 70780808
           [$$$6] => Email
           [Email] => internet@iahip.org
           [$$$7] => Title of ad – four or five words
           [Title of ad - four or five words] => Schmooozing your way to healing

           [Banner or main Image[*5]] =>

           [$$$11] => Small Thumbnail (Featured)  image[*5]
           [Small Thumbnail (Featured)  image[*5]] =>
           [$$$12] => Brochure or flyer in PDF Format[*5]
           [Brochure or flyer in PDF Format[*5]] =>

I would be so grateful if you could provide an example, or even better if SteveD managed to do it, could he post it here?

Thank you so much

Dermod

Thanks

I guess this is where being an amateur PHP shows, I have no idea how to do this, or even what the answer means. 

The solution would enable a file upload facility on our website which would then generate an email instantly containing a URL to the uploaded file. 

I'd be willing to pay for the services of someone to write this! It would solve a complicated problem. 

Anyone?

Thanks

Dermod