Stabilize normalized form submission context - #1359
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WalkthroughThe PR adds a normalized form-submission context contract. PHP integrations now provide validated submission, source, and extension metadata. JavaScript integrations consume and revalidate this metadata. Documentation and tests cover the contract. ChangesNormalized form-submission context
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to Frontend integrations may still emit invalid source metadata, which can leave normalized form-submission context incomplete or misleading for downstream consumers. The PR is mergeable with explicit owner awareness and follow-up on validating filtered source metadata. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant FormProvider
participant PHPIntegration
participant WordPressFilters
participant JavaScriptIntegration
FormProvider->>PHPIntegration: submit provider metadata
PHPIntegration->>PHPIntegration: normalize submission context
PHPIntegration->>WordPressFilters: filter normalized context
WordPressFilters-->>PHPIntegration: return filtered context
PHPIntegration->>JavaScriptIntegration: pass remapped metadata
JavaScriptIntegration->>JavaScriptIntegration: validate and filter arguments
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In `@assets/js/src/site/plugins/pum-integrations.js`:
- Around line 96-105: In the integration success flow around
canonicalSubmissionId, normalize args.sourcePostId to a nullable number and
args.sourceUrl to a nullable string before invoking the filter, then repeat the
same normalization after the filter returns to handle provider- or
filter-supplied invalid values. Add coverage for arrays and other invalid types
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| args.submissionId = validSubmissionId( args.submissionId ) | ||
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Normalize source metadata before and after the filter.
sourcePostId and sourceUrl bypass validation at Lines 96-105 and Lines 121-129. A provider or filter can dispatch arrays or other invalid values through pum.integration.form.success. This violates the documented nullable number and string contract. Normalize both fields before filtering and after filtering. Add invalid-value coverage.
Also applies to: 121-129
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In `@assets/js/src/site/plugins/pum-integrations.js` around lines 96 - 105, In the
integration success flow around canonicalSubmissionId, normalize
args.sourcePostId to a nullable number and args.sourceUrl to a nullable string
before invoking the filter, then repeat the same normalization after the filter
returns to handle provider- or filter-supplied invalid values. Add coverage for
arrays and other invalid types while preserving valid values and nullability.
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Summary
submission_id, source URL/post context, and extension-owned namespaced contextpum.integration.form.submissionArgsbefore form-key generation, conversion handling, and normalized success dispatchWhy
Pro needs one product-neutral Core seam for form-aware features without importing Lead Magnet, storage, subscriber, action, or CRM concepts into Core. This replaces the merge-heavy draft #1292 with a clean branch.
Provider-native IDs are the reliable cross-transport correlation key when available. Generated UUIDs identify one normalized event; independently generated frontend and server IDs are not treated as deduplication proof.
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Closes #1357
Related: PopupMaker/Pro#132
Supersedes: #1292
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