How to add uploaded file URL in WP CF7’s Email

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Today we are going to discuss regarding adding the uploaded media URL into our contact form 7 email.

First of all you need to install the WordPress plugin “Contact Form 7 Database Addon – CFDB7“. Once you install this plugin. All your form submissions will be store into database including files. In the case of files upload, a reference can be stored into file system or directory.

After installing above mentioned plugin “Contact Form 7 Database Addon – CFDB7“. We going to use following code to add the uploaded media file URL to the email sent on contact form 7 submission.

Email body of contact form should have some text which will get replace with the uploaded file URL. Here I am using a text “uploadedFileHere”. You can choose any text of your choice.

add_action('cfdb7_before_save', 'getUploadedFilePath');
function getUploadedFilePath($form_data){
	$_SESSION['getUploadedFilePathFormData'] = isset($form_data['uploadFilecfdb7_file']) && strlen(trim($form_data['uploadFilecfdb7_file'])) > 0 ? $form_data['uploadFilecfdb7_file'] : '';
}

Replace the file text placeholder with File URL

The below code will add/replace reference text “uploadedFileHere” in email with file name the users have uploaded. This could be change into email

add_filter("wpcf7_before_send_mail", "wpcf7_get_n_change_upload_file_path");

function wpcf7_get_n_change_upload_file_path($WPCF7_ContactForm){
    $uploadFileDirPath = home_url('wp-content/uploads/cfdb7_uploads/');
    //Get current form
    $wpcf7CurrentForm = WPCF7_ContactForm::get_current();
    $submission = WPCF7_Submission::get_instance();
    if($submission){
        $posted_data = $submission->get_posted_data();
        if ( empty( $posted_data ) ){ return; }
	$uploadFilePath = isset($_SESSION['getUploadedFilePathFormData']) && strlen(trim($_SESSION['getUploadedFilePathFormData'])) > 0 ? '<strong>Uploaded File:</strong> <a href="'.($uploadFileDirPath.''.$_SESSION['getUploadedFilePathFormData']).'">'.$_SESSION['getUploadedFilePathFormData'].'</a>' : '';

        $searchText = "uploadedFileHere";
	$replaceText = $uploadFilePath;
	// Got e-mail text
	$mailBody = $wpcf7CurrentForm->prop( "mail" );
	// Replace text with search text inside e-mail text
	$updatedMail = str_replace( $searchText, $replaceText, $mailBody );
	// Set New Mail Content to set updated mail
	$wpcf7CurrentForm->set_properties( array( "mail" => $updatedMail ) );
        return $wpcf7CurrentForm;
    }
}

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