gartisk

there is another way you can do this by function “fm_helper_displayAck( $formInfo, $postData )” located in api.php file, this function riding the success message.

first you need to know whether this incremental ID is already working correctly. it works through a specific form field like this it?

My advice is that you do this via jQuery. In the success message of the form, add a div with a specific ID. Ex: “This is your Registration code <div id=’newCode’> </ div>”, and inject this ID tag via Jquery(‘#newCode’).html(‘the code autogenerated id “).

I discovered that this was not the right way to do. I had to write a function to “userscripts.js” and another function in “wordpress-form-manager.php”. Like to share those changes with the author of the plugin, who knows, if you want to add more forward in the code.

I just write the answer to this problem in another post, but there you go. You can change in two points:
1st – “Edit Form”> “Also send notification (s) to”
2nd – “Edit Form”> “Advanced”> “Custom E-Mail Notifications” read this https:// https://www.campbellhoffman.com/question/advanced-e-mail-settings/

Hi you can change in two points:
1st – “Edit Form”> “Also send notification (s) to”
2nd – “Edit Form”> “Advanced”> “Custom E-Mail Notifications” read this https:// https://www.campbellhoffman.com/question/advanced-e-mail-settings/

But it will not change the default admin email. will facilitate just in time to forward the emails.