• Resolved grezliq

    (@grezliq)


    Hello.

    I want to display uploaded image to the post, no as a link but as a image. How do I have to do it?

    This is my fm-summary-default.php.

    <?php
    /*
    Template Name: Form Manager Default
    Template Description: The default template for e-mail notifications and summaries
    Template Type: email, summary

    //////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

    Below are the functions that can be used within a summary template:

    fm_summary_the_title() – the title of the form
    fm_summary_have_items() – works like have_posts() for wordpress themes. Returns ‘true’ if there are more items left in the form.
    fm_summary_the_item() – works like the_item() for wordpress themes. Initializes the current form item.
    fm_summary_the_label() – label of the current form item
    fm_summary_the_type() – type of the current form item (text, textarea, checkbox, custom_list, note, separator, recaptcha, file)
    fm_summary_has_data() – returns true if the form element is a data element (as opposed to a separator, note, etc.)
    fm_summary_the_value() – submitted value of the current form item
    fm_summary_the_timestamp() – timestamp for the current submission
    fm_summary_the_user() – the login name for the current user. If no user is logged in, this returns an empty string.
    fm_summary_the_IP() – the IP address of the user who submitted the form.
    fm_summary_the_nickname() – the current item’s nickname

    fm_summary_get_item_label($nickname) – get an item’s label by nickname
    fm_summary_get_item_value($nickname) – get an item’s value by nickname

    *NOTE: ‘Summary’ templates can also be used for e-mails. Notice that under ‘Template Type’, both ’email’ and ‘summary’ are listed. If you want to make a template for e-mail notifications only, then you should only put ’email’ under ‘Template Type’.

    //////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

    */
    ?>
    <?php /* The title of the form */ ?>

    <?php /* The user’s first and last name, if there is a logged in user */ ?>

    <?php /* The code below displays each form element, in order, along with the submitted data. */ ?>
    <ul id=”fm-summary”>
    <?php while(fm_summary_have_items()): fm_summary_the_item(); ?>
    <?php if(fm_summary_the_type() == ‘separator’): ?>
    <hr />
    <?php elseif(fm_summary_has_data()): ?>
    <li<?php if(fm_summary_the_nickname() != “”) echo ” id=\”fm-item-“.fm_summary_the_nickname().”\””;?>><?php echo fm_summary_the_label();?>: <?php echo fm_summary_the_value();?>
    <?php endif; ?>

    <?php endwhile; ?>

    Please, add here an option, that can display images in added posts.

    https://www.ads-software.com/extend/plugins/wordpress-form-manager/

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  • Plugin Author hoffcamp

    (@hoffcamp)

    I’ll see what I can do. Unfortunately the code for files is designed to handle any kind of file. If the file upload is given a nickname, you can use fm_summary_get_item_value($nickname) to get an array with information about the file in it (under the key ‘filename’), and wp_upload_dir() to get the upload directory.

    Thread Starter grezliq

    (@grezliq)

    could you give me a full code to paste to WP?

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