Started 3 years ago by rouven | 5 posts |
Hi,
i am trying to use entry_data and entry_no in a post hook function. But I really don't know how. currently i am parsing the complete user_input array to a textfile, but that isn't really beautiful because of the name of the elements. I have to store the output into a file and upload this file via ftp to a remote server.
cheers,
rouven
Hi rouven,
I must say that this would involve a lot of code, since you need to rebuild that entry_data and entry_no variable.
Check includes/helper-functions.php file, search around line 251 and you'll find send_notification() function.
Inside that function you'll see how those "variables" being generated.
MachForm Founder
Now I have my hook ready and just filled a session variable with the content I need. What seems to be more complicated than I thought is the correct placement to call the hook. I just want to call the hook after the review was submitted...
Thats what I tried:
if($is_inserted && empty($form_review) && function_exists("form{$form_id}_hook_insert_ftp")){
call_user_func("form{$form_id}_hook_insert_ftp",$_SESSION['file_input']);
}right before line 1060 at includes/post-functions.php
But this was never executed...
ok, seems to be the user function:
[29-Aug-2008 15:29:04] PHP Warning: call_user_func(form1_hook_insert_ftp) [<a href='function.call-user-func'>function.call-user-func</a>]: First argument is expected to be a valid callback in blubb\includes\post-functions.php on line 2052I just replaced the call to the function by the content of the function itselfs and everything seems to work as expected. Also i moved the rows to the commit_form_review function, because that seems to be the position after submitting the review.
well done! commit_form_review is indeed the correct place to put your hook.
MachForm Founder
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