ACF Dynamic form – Map Field

Hello!

Thanks for the feedback! Sorry for the late answer, I’m currently really busy with the next patch.

In fact, the Google Map return value isn’t formatted in Dynamic Forms. I added it to the to-do list in the Trello Board: https://trello.com/c/Nur96pp8/127-dynamic-forms-google-map-field-format

Meanwhile, you can format the data the way you want, using the following code:

add_filter('acfe/form/format_value/type=google_map', 'my_acfe_format_google_map', 10, 4);
function my_acfe_format_google_map($value, $_value, $post_id, $field){
    
    if(is_string($value)){
        
        $value = json_decode(wp_unslash($value), true);
        
    }
    
    $value = acf_get_array($value);
    
    $address = acf_maybe_get($value, 'address');
    
    return $address;
    
}

Hope it helps!

Regards.

Thank you so much! I was able to customize this perfectly! ACF extended is a must! Keep rocking my friend!

Hello,

I’m glad to hear that it now works as you wanted! If you enjoy ACF Extended, feel free to submit a review, it always help and it’s much appreciated ??

Have a nice day!

Regards.

Hey hwk-fr,
I just send a little something via Ko-fi! Enjoy your coffee!
It’s me again. I’ve been having some issues with the custom hook to send an email.

I am only trying to do a custom action if order_plan = yes { } do something + update field else return.

My wp email logs doesn’t even show anything when I use the hooks.. any help would be appreciated.

add_action('acfe/form/submit/request-map-info', 'my_form_custom_action', 10, 2);
function my_form_custom_action($form, $post_id){

    $my_post_field = get_field('order_plan', $post_id);
    
    if($my_field === 'no'){
          
        return;
        
    } elseif ($my_field === 'yes') {
       
    $email = array('email');
    $body_text = get_field('add_full_address', $post_id );

    $to = $email;
    $headers = array('From: some name '.$email.' <noreply@'.$_SERVER['HTTP_HOST'].'>');
    $subject = 'Testing Email 2020 ' . get_field('add_new_address', $post_id) . ' ' . get_field('client_name', $post_id);
    $message = $body_text;

    wp_mail($to, $subject, $message, $headers ); 
        
    }
    
    );
    
}
                  
                 

Hello,

Thanks for the donation, that’s very kind ??

There are several problems with your code:

1. You make a condition on a variable that isn’t set if($my_field === 'no'). $my_field isn’t set at this time.

2. Your code $my_post_field = get_field('order_plan', $post_id); retrieve the data from the current page that display the form. I don’t think that’s what you’re looking for. If you want to retrieve actual form user input just use: $my_post_field = get_field('order_plan'); (without the $post_id). You’ll find code example in the “Advanced tab”.

3. Your e-mail headers look wrong, as you’ve set the “From $email”, but $email = array('email'); which doesn’t make sense.

In order to debug your code, I would advise you to code and test step by step.

Here is an example:

add_action('acfe/form/submit/request-map-info', 'my_form_custom_action', 10, 2);
function my_form_custom_action($form, $post_id){

    // Retrieve "order plan" user input
    $order_plan = get_field('order_plan');
    
    if($order_plan === 'yes'){
        
        echo 'yes';
        die;
        
    }elseif($order_plan === 'no'){

        echo 'no';
        die;
        
    }
    
}

Note that I added die; after writing a debug message, to stop all other execution. This is basically a code to test your condition first. You can also use acf_log('yes') to log data in the debug.log file instead of writing a text.

Once your condition work as expected, you can go ahead and write + debug your wp_mail() call. Again, starts by writing a custom wp_mail() function, without variable. Then once the mail is sent, set your variables etc…

Hope it helps!

Regards.