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Send Formidable form data to Pardot
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| <?php | |
| add_action('frm_after_create_entry', 'sendToPardot', 30, 2); | |
| function sendToPardot($entry_id, $form_id){ | |
| if($form_id == 5){ // Form ID | |
| /* You can create as many variables as you need, the last number is the field ID number | |
| that you get from the Build or Settings tab of your form */ | |
| $pardotEmail = ($_POST['item_meta'][10]); | |
| $pardotFirst = ($_POST['item_meta'][11]); | |
| $pardotPhone = ($_POST['item_meta'][12]); | |
| /* In Pardot you specify whatever External Field Name you want. | |
| Use those field names in the URL string below along with | |
| the variables you specified up above. */ | |
| $result = wp_remote_post('https://youlinktoyourpardotformhandler.com/?email='.$pardotEmail.'&name='.$pardotFirst.'&phone number='.$pardotPhone); | |
| } | |
| } | |
| ?> |
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