New answers tagged tokens
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Thanks @leymanx for the suggestion to make my own custom token. That's what I did. I created a hook_tokens function that borrowed code from webform.tokens.inc hook_tokens implementation. I deleted anything that didn't relate to the one token I was after, then created a _module_name_token_get_submission_values function that also borrowed heavily from the ...
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The current-user token will always take its data from the current user, you can't override it with parameters. See user_tokens:
if ($type == 'current-user') {
$account = User::load(\Drupal::currentUser()
->id());
$bubbleable_metadata
->addCacheContexts([
'user',
]);
$replacements += $token_service
->generate('user', $tokens, ...
0
Your approach
$user = User::load($uid);
$message_value = $token->replace($message,['user' => $user]);
doesn't work because of user.tokens.inc:153 (as of 8.8.11):
if ($type == 'current-user') {
$account = User::load(\Drupal::currentUser()->id());
$bubbleable_metadata->addCacheContexts(['user']);
$replacements += $token_service->...
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One approach to this issue is to interpret tokens on your own via hook_tokens().
hook_tokens() is called every time a token is interpreted and gives you an opportunity to determine how that token is interpreted. Even though the token [webform_submission:node:field_gated_download:entity:field_media_file:entity:url] is already defined, it may be necessary to ...
0
Through some trial and error and some further digging, I figured it out. Here's what works:
URL: [entityform:field-file-upload:0:file:url]
Filename: [entityform:field-file-upload:0:file:name]
Upload date: [entityform:field-file-upload:0:file:timestamp:short]
Increment the 0 to return more files from the multi-value array of uploaded files.
Once I had the ...
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