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Hook Examples

Set custom value in repeating field

Use the code below to set a custom value in a repeating field. Replace 508 with the ID of the repeating section field. Replace 11700 with the ID of the field that you want to modify.
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Remove special characters

It checks to ensure that no special characters are in the values inputted by the form user.

It was developed to detect and prevent special characters being added to the database.

It was needed to support the Comprehensive Google Map plugin, as that plugin does not like having non-alpha-numeric characters in any field it is displaying. The plugin is here: http://wordpress.org/plugins/comprehensive-google-map-plugin/

If you have dev / test / staging / production instances of WP, be sure to use the production form IDs in your production functions.php.

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Only allow the action once

There may be times when an email or another form action is set to trigger on update or after successful payment, but you really only want it to trigger once. This example uses two hooks: one to set when an action has been triggered, and one to stop it the next time.
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Prevent URL hacking by adding a Secret field

Formidable Forms has weak resistance to URL hacking (version 3.03.02 - 14 Sep 2018). A user can potentially access secure parts of the system by changing the URL parameters, for example on an Edit . . . Link.One way to improve security is to add a Secret to each record. If this is added to your edit links then you can verify that the URL relates to the correct record.
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Stop views making line breaks

Views are really useful for returning text fragments. For example, the number of records matching a WHERE clause (the "filter" in the view). However by default these text fragments are wrapped in . . . which forces a line break in your page.
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Shortcode to return the User's domain from their email address

I needed to filter a view using the the user's domain from their email address. To do this I created a pure WordPress shortcode [users-email-domain] that can be used in the filter section of . . . Formidable views.
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