Renaming Dropbox Uploads [RESOLVED]

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Hi All,

I’m currently using the following borrowed code to create a unique folder in Dropbox for each submission. The problem is that I initially set this up to work with a required ‘first/middle/last’ name field. I’ve now had to make the middle optional, and the process fails when the middle is left empty.

Outside of removing the middle name, is there a way to leave it in tact and adjust for null values? I’m obviously not a PHP guru…

// Organize the uploads in our uploads directory by client_name
function upload_to_client_dir( $folder_path, $form, $field_id, $entry, $feed ) {

// ID of the field used to collect the client name
//$uploads_field_id = '2';

//Get full Name from form  
$name = rgar( $entry, '423.6' ).', '. rgar( $entry, '423.3' ).' '. rgar( $entry, '423.4' );

//Set dir name
$client_dir = $name;  

// Replace spaces with a hyphen and remove all non-alphanumerics
//$client_dir = str_replace( ' ', '-', rgar( $entry, $uploads_field_id ) );
//$client_dir = preg_replace( '/[^A-Za-z0-9\-]/', '', $client_dir );

// Create a folder for the client to add their uploads to
return $folder_path . '/' . $client_dir;

}

// Update the dropbox upload path on a specific form (uploads form)
$uploads_form_id = '8';
add_filter( 'gform_dropbox_folder_path_' . $uploads_form_id, 'upload_to_client_dir', 10, 5 );
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Instead of this:

Try this:

if(empty(rgar( $entry, '423.3' ))) {
	// middle name is empty
	// Last, First
	$name = rgar( $entry, '423.6' ).', '. rgar( $entry, '423.3' );
}
else {
	// middle name has a value
	// Last, First Middle
	$name = rgar( $entry, '423.6' ).', '. rgar( $entry, '423.3' ).' '. rgar( $entry, '423.4' );
}

See if that works for you.

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Yup - thanks!

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