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1. slentz
   Member

   Is it possible to display all fields (including blank) in email?

   Sorry if this has been addressed in a previous post...I could not find it.

   Thanks, any help will be greatly appreciated!

   Posted 3 years ago #

2. webcommerce
   Member

   Hi slentz,

   Insofar as I understand your question, the email default does just that. The field is {entry_data}, which is inserted into the body of the email. You can also add anything else you like such as salutations and explanatory text.

   Hope that is what you are wanting to know.

   Ron S

   Posted 3 years ago #
3. 

   redityo

   Hi slentz,

   It seems you want to display empty field also, to do so you should edit helper-functions.php file search around line 330 ~ 332 and 366 ~ 368 you'll find these code :

   if(empty($data['value']) || $data['value'] == ' '){
   	continue;
   }

   replace with this one

   if(empty($data['value']) || $data['value'] == ' '){
   	//continue;
   }

   ---

   MachForm Support

   Posted 3 years ago #

4. slentz
   Member

   Thanks for the response. Exactly what I needed!

   Posted 3 years ago #

5. webcommerce
   Member

   Hi redityo,

   I'm a bit puzzled ... my forms show all 'empty' fields either when I specify them or using the universal {entry_data}. Does your fix only apply when 'plain text' emails is selected?

   Or, am I missing something here?

   Ron S

   Posted 3 years ago #
6. 

   yuniar

   The code above only apply when you use {entry_data} only.
   Are you sure you have modified the correct part of your code?

   If you would like us to check, send your file to: customer.service [at] appnitro.com

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   MachForm Founder

   Posted 3 years ago #

7. webcommerce
   Member

   Hi yuniar,

   I think you have misunderstood my question ... I'm not having any problems with getting 'empty' fields to show on forms or printouts.

   That's why I asked about the code from redityo. I see the changes relate to the section for text only emails (helper-functions.php), hence my question. It was just a curiousity thing.....

   Regards,
   Ron S

   Posted 3 years ago #
8. 

   yuniar

   Ahh.. I see. Sorry! :-)

   The code above should work for either the normal email or plain text.

   Line 330 ~ 332 (this one apply to normal html email) and 366 ~ 368 (this one for plain text).

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   MachForm Founder

   Posted 3 years ago #

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