Hi Arsie,
Yeah, but I had to add few lines to plugin file (which probably isn`t perfect solution, as these changes will be lost on plugin update and you will have to re-do it again)
Anyway here it is…
1.Go to plugin editor,find following file: simplr-registration-form/simplr_form_functions.php
2.Find following lines:
function simplr_send_notifications($atts, $data, $passw) {
global $simplr_options;
$site = get_option('siteurl');
$name = get_option('blogname');
$user_name = @$data['username'];
$email = @$data['email'];
$notify = @$atts['notify'];
$emessage = @$atts['message'];
$headers = "From: $name" . ' <' .get_option('admin_email') .'> ' ."\r\n\\";
wp_mail($notify, "A new user registered for $name", "A new user has registered for $name.\r Username: $user_name\r Email: $email \r",$headers);
$emessage = $emessage . "\r\r---\r";
if(!isset($data['password'])) {
$emessage .= "You should login and change your password as soon as possible.\r\r";
}
3. Make the changes (the example is to add First Name and Last name):
function simplr_send_notifications($atts, $data, $passw) {
global $simplr_options;
$user_firstname = @$data['first_name']; <-------- ADD LINE TO REGISTER FIELD - FIRST NAME
$user_lastname = @$data['last_name']; <-------- ADD LINE TO REGISTER FIELD - LAST NAME
$site = get_option('siteurl');
$name = get_option('blogname');
$user_name = @$data['username'];
$email = @$data['email'];
$notify = @$atts['notify'];
$emessage = @$atts['message'];
$headers = "From: $name" . ' <' .get_option('admin_email') .'> ' ."\r\n\\";
wp_mail($notify, "A new user registered for $name", "A new user has registered for $name.\r\r Username: $user_name\r\r Add this line for fields to appear in email ---->First Name: $user_firstname\r\r Last Name: $user_lastname\r <---- \r Email: $email \r",$headers);
$emessage = $emessage . "\r\r---\r";
if(!isset($data['password'])) {
$emessage .= "You should login and change your password as soon as possible.\r\r";
}
So first we`ve registered two fields:
$user_firstname = @$data[‘first_name’];
$user_lastname = @$data[‘last_name’];
And then add fields into email itself by adding this:
First Name: $user_firstname\r\r Last Name: $user_lastname
I put arrows inside the code for guidance…
Hope this helps,
Slava
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