...use the eFormOnMailSent event and you’ll have the behaviour that you want. The event is a bit of misnomer, it get’s "fired" regardless if you sent mail or not.
it works as expected. Thanks a bunch.
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The duplicate submit protection happens after the eFormOnBeforeMailSent event. Instead use the eFormOnMailSent event and you’ll have the behaviour that you want. The event is a bit of misnomer, it get’s "fired" regardless if you sent mail or not.
apologies. The eFormOnMailSent event only happens if mail is being sent after all.
<?php
}//end test nomail <---- MOVE TO HERE
# added in 1.4.2 - Protection against multiple submit with same form data
if($protectSubmit) $_SESSION[$formid.'_hash'] = $hash; //hash is set earlier
# added in 1.4.2 - Limit the time between form submissions
if($submitLimit>0) $_SESSION[$formid.'_limit'] = time();
/*
* mod - by JJ removed reference from function call as it's deprecated in current PHP
* Remember to treat parameter as a reference in function!!
*/
# invoke OnMailSent event set by another script
if ($eFormOnMailSent) {
if( $isDebug && !function_exists($eFormOnMailSent) )
$fields['debug'] .= "eFormOnMailSent event: Could not find the function" . $eFormOnMailSent;
else
if ($eFormOnMailSent($fields)===false) return;
}
// }//end test nomail <---- MOVE FROM HERE
?>
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Hi, I don’t understand where I can set the table to store the information to. Is it in the snippet or somewhere else? Thanks.
// Run the db insert query
$dbQuery = $modx->db->insert( $dbTable, $table_prefix . ’insertTableName’ );
Is there a way to insert values for different forms into different tables? Thanks.
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Does this mean I can only have one form per installation?
