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Change attachment name in place order + puzzle

Tagged: attachment, email, file, name

This topic has 2 replies, 2 voices, and was last updated 2 years ago by Mariusz.

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2022-10-06 at 8:47 am #56428
Mariusz
Customer
The new “place order +” puzzle works really well and it’s great that it allows us to send attachments via email.

But currently, the attachments, that come with the email get the names “attachment1”, “attachment2”, etc. Is it possible to give the unique names to these files? For example “YourConfiguration.pdf” for a PDF file? I mean the option that we have in the standard “download” file.

Can it be done with a puzzle? I attach my standard configuration.

Or maybe it should be done in order_form.php or order_email_body.php?
```
<?php if (!empty($attachments)): ?>
                            <?php foreach($attachments as $att): ?>
                                <input type="hidden" name="v3d_attachments[]" value="<?= $att ?>" />
                            <?php endforeach; ?>
                        <?php endif; ?>
```
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2022-10-06 at 1:48 pm #56443

Alexander Kovelenov
Staff

Hi

Currently it’s not supported (adding this task to our TODO list), but you can modify the $name variable assignment in the v3d_gen_email_attachments() function of the plugin’s order.php script.

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2022-10-07 at 8:44 pm #56491

Mariusz
Customer

It worked, this solution is good enough for now. Thank you Alexander! :)

Another question, in the email body I put a link to the configuration, so the user can come back to it in the future and modify it. The link is taken from another attachment, as you suggested a while ago (the setup was in the first picture in this topic). It works nicely and allows me to add this link to the email body. But at the same time, it sends this attachment as a text file together with the email. It doesn’t look pretty and professional, since the user really doesn’t need to receive the file with one single link. Is there any way that I can stop it from being sent with the order email?

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