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sorry - I have worked out the html formatting - thanks again - really good/helpful support from you!!

the last code you sent doesn't check for the checkbox field for submission as in the code below

I want it so that the email is sent when the user ticks the checkbox and the post title is included in the email so the admin know which post is ready for review

sorry for all the questions on this but not a coder

<?php

add_action( 'rwmb_frontend_after_process', function( $config, $post_id ) {
$value = empty( $_POST['submit_form_for_review'] ) ? null : $_POST['submit_form_for_review'];
if ( $value == 1 ) {
wp_mail( '[email protected]', 'New submission', 'A Green Care Quality Mark Form has been just submitted for review.' );
wp_safe_redirect( 'submitted' );
die;
}
}, 10, 2 );

?>

can the email give any info the form submitted - who it was from or a link to it etc - at the moment the admin can't tell who submitted the form

no it doesn't redirect to the page - goes to the user dashboard. - other emails seem to be sending fine

thank you for your help again - I don't want it to redirect if a value is matched - I just want it to go to a different page once it has been submitted - so after post go to /newpage/

thanks again

Thank you - I have sorted the issues above - I'm having trouble with the redirect - I have seen the code below - but not sure if I need to change anything to get it to work and also where I implement it - I have tried adding the code using a code snippets plugin to run everywhere - but it didn't seem to work.

Also - is it possible to alter the text Howdie on the title - would like to say "Welcome" instead

add_filter( 'rwmb_frontend_redirect', function( $redirect, $config ) {
    // Make sure you work on the correct form.
    if ( 'my-id' !== $config['id'] ) {
        return $redirect;
    }

// Get submitted data via $_POST.
$value = empty( $_POST['field_id'] ) ? null : $_POST['field_id'];
if ( 'yes' === $value ) {
    $redirect = 'https://yourdomain.com/custom-page/';
}
return $redirect;

}, 10, 2 );

I have solved it - it was not listing the custom post type - search your docs and found out how to do that - thank you for your help anyway

regards

paul

I have increased it as you have asked - but it's nit the issue - as the fields save - they are in the post on the back end - just don't seem to be there on the front end in the user dashboard - I click the pencil to edit and it looks like a new form - I want the user to be able to edit the post

I can give you back end access if it will help

on the frontend user dashboard - on the post list it says - Your list posts ! Once published, you can no longer edit a post.

can I change this?

thanks