I am the lead organizer for WordCamp Lancaster for the first time in 2019, and that means I was allowed to design this logo for the event. Thanks be to fellow organizer Dustin Leer for looking at draft versions of this and sharing insights.
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What is $posted_data passed to Contact Form 7’s wpcf7_posted_data hook
For a ContactForm7 form that has this source:
<div class="wpcf7-lead-widget">[text* contact-name maxlength:50 placeholder "Your Name (required)"]
[email* email maxlength:50 placeholder "Email (required)"]
[text phone maxlength:15 placeholder "Phone"]
[vehicle_form_field]
[textarea comments x3 placeholder "Questions and Comments"]
[submit class:_button class:_button-small "Check Availability"]
[hidden context id:context "contact"]
[hidden do-not-send-mail]</div>The
$posted_datathat is passed via thewpcf7_posted_datahook looks like this:Array
(
[_wpcf7] => 10610
[_wpcf7_version] => 5.1.1
[_wpcf7_locale] => en_US
[_wpcf7_unit_tag] => wpcf7-f10610-p7983-o1
[_wpcf7_container_post] => 7983
[g-recaptcha-response] =>
[contact-name] => Corey
[email] => [email protected]
[phone] => 8005556666
[inventory-post-id] => 7983
[comments] => Super interested in this sandbox
[context] => contact
[do-not-send-mail] =>
)The first item is the form ID, and all items after
g-recaptcha-responseare the values of the fields provided by the the user (or the source in the case of the hidden fields).inventory-post-idis the value of a drop down created by the shortcode in our form,[vehicle_form_field].