add_filter( 'wpmem_mc_merge', 'my_mc_merge_filter' ); function my_mc_merge_filter( $merge_vars ) { /* * The default merge_vars, first and last name come in * with the $merge_vars array. If you are adding to * the merge fields IN ADDITION TO those, you'll need * to consider that as you filter the array. * * Here is an example where I keep the existing merge * fields (first and last name) and add two additional * fields to that array. Note how I obtain the values * from the posted form data. */ $my_new_field = array( 'MC_MERGE_FIELD_1' => $_POST['wp-members-field-meta-key-1'], 'MC_MERGE_FIELD_2' => $_POST['wp-members-field-meta-key-2'], ); $my_new_merge = array_merge( $merge_vars, $my_new_field ); return $my_new_merge; }
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