Shamim's Plugins

And to clarify, the problem I am having with GravityForms is inserting the PDF of the form with the message. The Message is posting fine. But my pdf file of the form is not inserted anymore. So I am supposing that the field that held the attachment data has changed in some way?

And the problem with the OpenEMR is that I am not able to grab new messages and pull them into OpenEMR anymore. So I imagine the problem is that one of these fields or functions has changed or no longer exists or there is a new dependency that I need to include in my query:

fep_get_option
fep_get_userdata
fep_send_message

fep_message

_fep_participants
_fep_delete_by_
_fep_participants

The appropriate roles are selected. One anomaly may be that I added the administrator role after the first post of the announcement. So perhaps that is an issue.

I suppose you mean:

if ($post->post_type = ‘fep_message’ && $post->post_parent != 0){

That will be better. Thanks.

A better method perhaps:

			$participants = fep_get_participants( $post->post_parent );
	
			foreach( $participants as $participant ) 
			{
				$query ="SELECT meta_id FROM wp_postmeta WHERE post_id = %s and <code>meta_key</code> = '_fep_delete_by_%s'";

				$queryp1 = $wpdb->prepare($query, array($post->post_parent, $participant));
				if (!empty($queryp1)) {
					delete_post_meta($queryp1,'_fep_delete_by_' . $participant);	
				}	
			}

Works great. Thanks so much.

I found another issue. I need to fix the method for verifying authorized admins. The variable $admin_user_login with Cartpauj PM was associated this wise:

$adminOps = get_option('cartpaujPM_options');
$admin_user_login = $adminOps['admin_user_login'];

In Cartpauj PM there is only one admin so this is straightforward. But in Frontend PM you can have multiple authorized admins. So I need to develop a different procedure to verify authorized admins. I see you have a function “fep_get_option”. Can I use this to return an array of the ‘username’ entries for admins entered? If so how? With this array I can check if wp_authenticate($_REQUEST['login'] is in the array. That should work.