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Hi there,
I include the shortcode to download the pdf in the email notification but it’s not displaying properly. As you can see below, it’s displaying the whole code including the anchor tags, href etc.
Please advise. Thanks.
Be sure to UNCHECK the “Send Emails in Plain Text” option under the email action’s “Options” settings.
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Yes, add another Email Notification action with the Admin’s email address in the TO: field. Then, select YES on the “Attach file to Email notifications” option on the field map layout, then check the box next to the Admin’s Email Action.
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Is any other HTML rendering in the email? If not, check this post on Formidable Form’s support site.
If other HTML is rendering correctly in the email, then paste the shortcode here for further review.
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CSS and HTML languages do not work in PRO2PDF. Fonts and text styles are controlled by the PDF Form Field Settings, not our plugin. Be sure to embed all fonts in your PDF Form before uploading to PRO2PDF.
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The option is on the PRO2PDF “Export” tab for each Field Map Layout.
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You must add a 2nd email action to the Formidable Form’s SETTINGS tab, then check the new action’s box in Field Map Layout on the PRO2PDF “EXPORT” tab.
If you still don’t receive the email attachment, check that you do not have any test, failed, or abandoned field map layouts for the same form with the “Attach file to Email notifications” option checked. If any exist, un-check the “Attach file to Email notifications” to avoid any conflicts.
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Yes, you need the Formidable Signature Add-On Plugin to use the merge feature.
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When you say test, failed or abandoned field map layouts, do you mean all the pdf fields even if not mapped in this table? I have fields in the pdf that will remain blank, do I need to map those in the WordPress as well? Is there a way to see the failed fields from for example an error file?
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We will review the plugin and reply again, in the meantime, a work-around is to place the PRO2PDF shortcode in the body of the email to create a link to download the PDF.
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