Is there a way to bypass writing to the DB and just e-mail the form

  • I’m using the form and experiencing extreme delays in receiving the e-mail from submission due to the database being slow going out.

    Is it possible for the user input data to go from Form Submission straight to e-mail (knowing there won’t be a backup)?

    Rather than going from Form Submission to writing in the Database, and then e-mailed from the database?

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  • Plugin Author hoffcamp

    (@hoffcamp)

    There isn’t an easy way to do this.

    You would want to remove lines 865 and 866 from db.php in the plugin’s folder. These lines should be in the body of the processPost function, and look like the following:

    if($this->insertSubmissionData($formID, $dataTable, $postData) === false)
			$this->lastPostFailed = true;

    Unfortunately you would have to make this change every time you update the plugin.

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