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Hi i got few questions:
1. Is it possible to save form data when i create text field
2. can i create bulk/multiple word doc at the same time and email the docs from FORM data
3. can i just call the report builder on a page that has the variables in $_GET. i will get the inputs from a user and then take it to a page where they will see all the word doc template they can generate, that page will have the GET var and everytime some one clicks it will generate a word doc for download
4. If no 1 not possible, is it possible to create word doc from the URL below:
mydom.com/var1=value&var2=value
if i put the download button shortcode on the above URL page, can i pass the $_GET variable so that your plugin generate the word docs.
Hello Dewan.
1. Could you please explain what you mean by "Create text field" and how you'd like to save form data?
2. Unfortunately, the add-on doesn't have the possibility to send e-mails on its own - that has to be done manually.
3. Please take a look at the Report Builder page. You can enter a custom name there and when you download the report, you'll see that name. Please take a look here and see how you can create a variable. When you create the report, you'll see an option "Additional variables" under "Settings and variables" step. There you can add a custom variable which would be called with GET.
4. I'm sorry but this is not possible to achieve with the plugin's built in features.
Best regards.
Kind Regards,
Aleksandar Vuković
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Hi my question on 3 & 4 were mostly same, but it seems you said yes about GET variable, I tried the following not sure if it would work, its not working now.
What i did:
My Page URL where the download button short code is
https://wp.com/documents-download/?full_name=Mark&date_1568924=09/03/2019
I created the download button short code as:
[reportbuilder id=1 full_name="full_name" name="notes" text="Download Report"]
On the word template i created a variable as: ${full_name}
I also created additional variable as you were saying please check the screenshot:
i would appreciate if you can suggest anything?
Hello again Dewan.
Can you show me the template as well?
Also, I don't see "class="btn"" in the shortcode - and without that I don't believe the plugin was able to create the button, was it?
The link you shared took me to WordPress' 404 page. Can you show me the table, and the report template, and I'll try it locally and let you know.
Best regards.
Kind Regards,
Aleksandar Vuković
[email protected]
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