Generally, we all are facing a common issue that how can we send the contact form copy to sender while submitting the contact form. In this article, we will learn how we can send the Contact Form Copy to Sender also while submitting the contact form. If we want to send our Contact Form Copy to sender while submitting the contact form so we have to follow some simple steps. For this, we have to do some changes and implementation of code with the main-module.php file. By doing some changes in the main module.php in theme option, we will get the solution that what we want. Below here some steps that you should follow.
To Send Contact Form Copy to Sender please follow the given instruction:-
- Please go to wp-content >> Themes >> Divi >> Includes >> Builder >> main-modules.php
- Now Open the main-modules.php file
- Search for the code given below in main-modules.php file and above the searched code place the second code given below.
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wp_mail( apply_filters( 'et_contact_page_email_to', $et_email_to ), et_get_safe_localization( sprintf( __( 'New Message From %1$s%2$s', 'et_builder' ), sanitize_text_field( html_entity_decode( $et_site_name ) ), ( '' !== $title ? et_get_safe_localization( sprintf( _x( ' - %s', 'contact form title separator', 'et_builder' ), sanitize_text_field( html_entity_decode( $title ) ) ) ) : '' ) ) ), stripslashes( wp_strip_all_tags( $message_pattern ) ), apply_filters( 'et_contact_page_headers', $headers, $contact_name, $contact_email ) ); $et_error_message = sprintf( '<p>%1$s</p>', esc_html( $success_message ) ); |
- This is the second code which we have to place in main module.php file.
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wp_mail( apply_filters( 'et_contact_page_email_to', $contact_email ), et_get_safe_localization( sprintf( __( 'New Message From %1$s%2$s', 'et_builder' ), sanitize_text_field( html_entity_decode( $et_site_name ) ), ( '' !== $title ? et_get_safe_localization( sprintf( _x( ' - %s', 'contact form title separator', 'et_builder' ), sanitize_text_field( html_entity_decode( $title ) ) ) ) : '' ) ) ), stripslashes( wp_strip_all_tags( $message_pattern ) ), apply_filters( 'et_contact_page_headers', $headers, $contact_name, $contact_email ) ); $et_error_message = sprintf( '<p>%1$s</p>', esc_html( $success_message ) ); |
This will let the sender receive a copy of the contact form information.Hope this article helps you in understanding the method to send a copy of contact form to sender please let us know if you have any query or suggestion. A quick feedback will helpful for our post in making the site more knowledgeable to users. Have a Great Day!
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- Tested on Divi Version 2.7.8
And when Divi update??
Hi Julio Cesar Corrêa,
That depends on where the update take place.
You can find that info in changelogs from update.
When there are no changes taking plase for main-modules.php, everything will be allright.
advise create a folder that contains your changes for every folder and file. i did it and it makes sure that when there is an update and there is going something wrong, yoou can use your changes from your own changelog files, so you can fix it on the fly!
the files header/footer/functions.php and style.css you can add in a Childtheme. (childtheme is almost a must!)
(there are more in a childtheme) i dont know if you can ad this file also to the child, when its possible then you dont have any problem att all, because childtheme overrules the main divi theme.
Following
I can’t make it work
Could you pls. specify where to insert the code in main-modules.php
What line?
Hi @Kim Østergaard
Please visit the post once again as I had made certain changes.
Hey, somehow its not clear to me what to do exactly.
there are two codes included in this page here:
the first one is the one we have to find and the second on is the one we have to copy and paste above the first one?
i tried to make this in a file located in the child-them but nothing worked.
any ideas what i can change to make it work?
thanks.
arno
Hello,
Can you please try by making the following changes in the main-modules.php file in the wp-content >> Themes >> Divi >> Includes >> Builder >> main-modules.php.
Hey Abhishek,
i took the sencond code and pasted this right after the first one, is this correct?
i made the changes now in the main divi, but after updating the theme all changes are gone or not?
I do recieve 2 emails now, but both only to the admin email from wordpress.
any ideas, how i can make this work?
Thanks, Arno
Hello @Arno Hoffrichter,
Yes, the changes will no longer be left after the theme update. Can you please try once again as I had made certain changes to the blog post.
Hi. I looked in main-modules.php and didn’t see what you stated in your above post.
Please go to wp-content >> Themes >> Divi >> Includes >> Builder >> main-modules.php
Now Open the main-modules.php file
Search for the code given below in main-modules.php file and above the searched code place the second code given below.
wp_mail( apply_filters( ‘et_contact_page_email_to’, $et_email_to ),
et_get_safe_localization( sprintf(
__( ‘New Message From %1$s%2$s’, ‘et_builder’ ),
sanitize_text_field( html_entity_decode( $et_site_name ) ),
( ” !== $title ? et_get_safe_localization( sprintf( _x( ‘ – %s’, ‘contact form title separator’, ‘et_builder’ ), sanitize_text_field( html_entity_decode( $title ) ) ) ) : ” )
) ),
stripslashes( wp_strip_all_tags( $message_pattern ) ), apply_filters( ‘et_contact_page_headers’, $headers, $contact_name, $contact_email ) );
$et_error_message = sprintf( ‘%1$s’, esc_html( $success_message ) );
All I see in main-modules.php is: ==========================
// Load all modules
$et_builder_module_files = glob( ET_BUILDER_DIR . ‘module/*.php’ );
$et_builder_module_types = glob( ET_BUILDER_DIR . ‘module/type/*.php’ );
if ( ! $et_builder_module_files ) {
return;
}
/**
* Fires before the builder’s module classes are loaded.
*
* @since 3.0.77
*/
do_action( ‘et_builder_modules_load’ );
foreach ( $et_builder_module_types as $module_type ) {
require_once( $module_type );
}
foreach ( $et_builder_module_files as $module_file ) {
require_once( $module_file );
}
/**
* Fires after the builder’s module classes are loaded.
*
* @since 3.0.77
*/
do_action( ‘et_builder_modules_loaded’ );
So, where and how can this be modified now?
Thanks,
Gary
i have opened the main-modules.php and there is very little in it now – can’t find the code mentioned above – divi must have been updated – can you tell me where to look for the code now please
Hey Pauli,
in mudules it says now: // Load all modules
$et_builder_module_files = glob( ET_BUILDER_DIR . ‘module/*.php’ );
$et_builder_module_types = glob( ET_BUILDER_DIR . ‘module/type/*.php’ );
so the file that you have to change is now located here:
/wp-content/themes/Divi/includes/builder/module/ContactForm.php
i am still looking for a way to make it update safe…
Is there any way in putting these file in the chuild-theme folder?
have agood one.
Arno
Hi Arno. I did the same with no result. Did you ever figure out how to resolve this. Thanks!
HI,
Any update on this? I’m trying to send a confirmation e-mail to the customer submitting the form based on the e-mail they put on the field.
I have a Divi Contact Form with a Subject field. However, the content entered into the Subject field of the form does not appear in the Subject line of the email received. It instead appears in the body of email at the very bottom. How do I correct for this? Thank you.
Better use this:
https://gist.github.com/hostz-frank/600733ddcdbecb70cb1a47b1ef87bca6
It’s a snippet for the functions.php of your child theme and will survive Divi updates 🙂
BTW: if you want to completely adapt the mail’s body, subject, attachments etc. then use the WordPress hook: wp_mail. This gives absolute control of all mail parts.