MySql and Multiple Forms

  • Resolved jdppco

    (@jdppco)


    6 years, 9 months ago

    First off, this is hands down the easiest plugin to implement to your wordpress site and with the integration with other programs mean it has unlimited potential. I have been using for nearly 2 years and am amazed how adaptable, fast, and easy to use this plugin is.

    When a form is submitted, the data can easily be submitted to a Mysql database by modifiying the *_insert_in_database.php file. I believe this feature is only available with the paid versions, which for what you get is a huge bargain.

    My question is, is there a way to have multiple forms, with different information, submit form data to the mysql database via this same *insert_in_database.php file?

    Thank You – John

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  • Plugin Author codepeople

    (@codepeople)

    Hello @jdppco,

    The file you are referring is available with the Developer and Platinum versions of the plugin, and yes, you can define different database connections and queries per submitted form. The $params array includes a special item called “formid” with the id of the form’s submitted, so, you can use a code similar to:

    
if($params['formid'] == 1)
{
// Enter here the database connection and queries corresponding to the form with id=1
}
elseif($params['formid'] == 2)
{
// Enter here the database connection and queries corresponding to the form with id=2
}
elseif($params['formid'] == 3)
{
// Enter here the database connection and queries corresponding to the form with id=3
}

    Best regards.

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