Thanks Nikko, I see this works, but we are still missing one piece from the original question… This league name info needs to be appended to the SUBJECT from the admin area. So, if I typed “New League Signup” into the subject field in the admin area, I’d like the email to come through as: New League Signup – “League Name here”

Nevermind… I went back and used the coding from another post to solve this:

$subject = ‘New League Form – ‘ . urldecode($new_post[‘4_1’]);

• This reply was modified 6 years, 6 months ago by davidm290.

I just changed what you told me to:

add_filter(‘avf_form_subject’,’avia_change_mail_subject’, 10, 3);
function avia_change_mail_subject($subject, $new_post, $form_params) {
$subject = urldecode($new_post[‘4_1’]);
return $subject;
}

The subject comes through with just what we have set for the subject field…
E-Mail Subject
You can define a custom Email Subject for your form here. If left empty the subject will be: New Message (sent by contact form at XXX)

This field currently has “New League Inquiry”

Hey Nikko,
i tried this and I’m still no getting this to work. I used the following:

add_filter(‘avf_form_subject’,’avia_change_mail_subject’, 10, 3);
function avia_change_mail_subject($subject, $new_post, $form_params) {
$subject = urldecode($new_post[‘3_1’]);
return $subject;
}

Except I changed…
$subject = urldecode($new_post[‘3_1’]);
to…
$subject = urldecode($new_post[‘avia_4_1’]);

I get (No Subject)

I found this using the Developer Toolbar technique mentioned in one of those posts.
I’m trying to get this working for a bunch of forms, but any chance you could help me get this working here first:
Placing the link in private…

• This reply was modified 6 years, 7 months ago by davidm290.