Provide example email theming code

Here's my template for one of my Webform emails. It's pretty straight forward.

<?php
	// Load all the form values from the submitted webform
    $v = $form_values['submitted_tree'];
        
    // Start of custom email
	print 'Request Product License Key for '. $v['operating_system'] .' by '. $v['full_name'] .' as follows:' ."\n";
    print ' ' ."\n";
	print '------------------------------------------------------------' ."\n";
	print 'CONTACT INFORMATION' ."\n";
	print '------------------------------------------------------------' ."\n";
	print 'Name:             '. $v['full_name'] ."\n";
	print 'Occupation        '. $v['occupation'] ."\n";
	print 'Company:          '. $v['company'] ."\n";
	print 'Address:          '. $v['address'] ."\n";
	print 'City:             '. $v['city'] ."\n";
	print 'Province/State:   '. $v['provincestate'] ."\n";
	print 'Postal Code:      '. $v['postal_code'] ."\n";
	print 'Country:          '. $v['country'] ."\n";
	print 'Phone Number:     '. $v['phone'] ."\n";
	print 'Fax Number:       '. $v['fax'] ."\n";
	print 'E-mail:           '. $v['email'] ."\n";
    print ' ' ."\n";
	print '------------------------------------------------------------' ."\n";
	print 'PRODUCT LICENSE INFORMATION' ."\n";
	print '------------------------------------------------------------' ."\n";
	print 'OS:               '. $v['operating_system'] ."\n";
	print 'GI License keys:  '. $v['your_license_keys'] ."\n";
	print 'Upgrade to:       '. $v['i_want_to_upgrade_to'] ."\n";
    print ' ' ."\n";
	print '------------------------------------------------------------' ."\n";
	print 'FLOATING LICENSE INFORMATION' ."\n";
	print '------------------------------------------------------------' ."\n";

    // Loads the form values from a fieldset (nested array)
    $w = $form_values['submitted_tree']['floating_license_only'];
    print 'Floating IP:      '. $w['ip_address'] ."\n";
	print 'Server ID:        '. $w['server_machine_id'] ."\n";
?>

<?php   // Sections below print date, username, IP address (Webform defaults)    ?>
<?php print t('Submitted on @date', array('@date' => format_date(time(), 'small'))) ?>

<?php if ($user->uid): ?>
<?php print t(' Submitted by user: @username [@ip_address]', array('@username' => $user->name, '@ip_address' => $ip_address)) ?>
<?php else: ?>
<?php print t(' Submitted by anonymous user: [@ip_address]', array('@ip_address' => $ip_address)) ?>
<?php endif; ?>

Where do you put this code? I have several forms that I need to optimize the email output for.

Thanks,

Thanks Guys, this has been a great help and an awesome learning experience.

Regards!

Thanks a million for this! I was searching everywhere for this explanation.

THEMING.txt was not very helpful. Consider that everyone doesn't know Drupal in depth. Please write some code for beginners like this one in THEMING.txt.

Simplest form of displaying submited field value for me is something like this:

print $form_values['submitted_tree']['name of your field'];

Maybe this one is better but I don't know how to dynamically print field labels. If anyone know how to print labels please post here.

print "<ul>";
  foreach ($form_values['submitted'] as $key => $value) {   
      print "<li>".$form_values['submitted'][$key]."</li>";  
  }
 print "</ul>";

Glad my theme up top has been helping. Perhaps somebody can help me with a new situation I'm facing:

I have a select component that has a key-value pair of: 45|Canada Express Shipping - $45

I'm trying to only call the value 'Canada Express Shipping - $45' in my Webform theme email using this code:

$form_values['submitted_tree']['shipping'];

However, it only pulls the key which is '45'. How do I only pull the value 'Canada Express Shipping - $45' into my webform themed email?

Thanks

In 3.x you would simply use the token %email[shipping]. In 2.x, it gets sticky because you have to pull the component out of $node->webform['components'], then parse the list of options and match "45" to the option.

Thanks, quicksketch. I'll settle for another option and wait for this functionality in 3.x. :)

This is of much less importance now that the 3.x version has a built-in templating system for e-mails.

That's great to know. I've been wanting something like that for a long time.

Perhaps this is the wrong place to post this question but I'll ask anyways: if I upgrade to Webform 3.x, will all my 2.x Webforms be intact and work correctly?