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Forms: 3rd-Party Inject Results

Descripcion

Allows you to include results from a Forms 3rdparty Integration submission by flattening the response and inserting it within the original contact form submission.

Installacion

  1. Unzip, upload plugin folder to your plugins directory (/wp-content/plugins/)
  2. Make sure Forms 3rdparty Integration is installed and settings have been saved at least once.
  3. Activate plugin
  4. In the newly available section « Inject Results » in the ‘3rdparty services’ admin, enter the flattened service response keys like Response/Body/SomeKey, one per line.
    a. If the response is JSON or XML it will scan the elements/keys according to the segments you’ve entered; in the above example it will look for { Response: { Body: { SomeKey: "foobar" } } } and include « foobar » with the submission.
  5. Some contact form plugins only allow injecting/overwriting an existing field (e.g. Gravity Forms). In these cases you can provide an « alias » to overwrite with Response/Body/SomeKey=the_alias, where the_alias is the contact form field to override.
    a. With Gravity Forms, fields should be overwritten using aliases like input_X where ‘X’ is the field’s id.

FAQ

How does it add the response values?

If you have an endpoint test-response.php that will « echo » back your 3rdparty submission with keys altered to be prefixed with ‘req-‘, then if your submission was

{ name: { first: "FirstName", last: "LastName" }, email: "myemail@email.com", etc: "foobar" }

The response would be flattened and prefixed to

{ "req-name/first": "FirstName", "req-name/last": "LastName", "req-email": "myemail@email.com", "req-etc": "foobar" }

You would then inject req-name/first or req-etc.

What are some XML/JSON examples?

XML

[env:Envelope/env:Body/ns1:Response/ns1:Resultstatus] => foo
[env:Envelope/env:Body/ns1:Response/ns1:Result] => bar
[env:Envelope/env:Body/ns1:Response/ns1:Description] => baz

JSON

[Body/Response/ResultStatus] => foo
[Body/Response/Result] => bar
[Body/Response/Description] => baz

Note that XML responses will include the namespace prefixes. You may then reference them by the entire key shown above.

It doesn’t work right…

Drop an issue at https://github.com/zaus/forms-3rdparty-inject-results

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Contributors & Developers

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Changelog

0.3

  • fix: inconsistent nested key delimiters, now expecting ‘/’
  • removed testing endpoint per WP Security request (see archives for example)

0.2

  • confirmed with GF at least

0.1

IT HAS BEGUN