XUpload - Displaying the email variables with labels

[jimrws]

Hi,

Currently in the email template, the 'other form variables' appear together in a big chunk and use the variable name as a label for the value. These other variables just appear from a loop and there's no way to break them up and use them individually.

I'd like to be able to specify these variables and display them next to my own labels, or mix the variables with my own text.

In the past I have done something like this in php quite easily. But I don't know Perl at all so not sure how to do this for Xupload:

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This is how it is at the moment:
<varible name> : <variable value>
<varible name> : <variable value>
<varible name> : <variable value>

This is an example of the kind of thing I need:
"Hello" <variable value> Your address is : <variable value>

In php I would normally use something like:
<?php echo "Hello" .$_POST("Name"). "Your address is" .$_POST("Address"); ?>

How do I do this in Xupload?

Thanks for any help.

[PilgrimX182]

What XUpload version?

[jimrws]

XUpload Pro 3.0

[PilgrimX182]

in upload.cgi find

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$tmpl->param('files'     => \@files,

and add above it:

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my %hh; $hh{$_->{name}}=$_->{value} for @har;

then add below it:

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%hh,

Now you can use in your email template tags like

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<TMPL_VAR ip>

using names of custom variables in tags.

[jimrws]

EDIT: I got it working now. This is the full block of code for anyone interested.

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my @t = &getTime;
   my $tmpl = HTML::Template->new( filename => "Templates/confirm_email.html", die_on_bad_params => 0 );
   my %hh; $hh{$_->{name}}=$_->{value} for @har;
   $tmpl->param('files'     => \@files,%hh,
                'params'    => \@har,
                'time'      => "$t[0]-$t[1]-$t[2] $t[3]:$t[4]:$t[5]",
                'total_size'=> "$ENV{CONTENT_LENGTH} bytes",
                'total_size_mb' => sprintf("%.1f",$ENV{CONTENT_LENGTH}/1048576)." Mb",
               );
   my $subject = $c->{email_subject} || "XUpload: New file(s) uploaded";

Thanks for the help Pilgrim