{all_fields} is there a way to control how this looks in an email?

this for email confirmations

What about , how the {all_fields} displays info?
Can I modify that template

Great solution, though I have not tried it yet, but very straightforward. I had the exact same problem as the OP did here. Your solution looks straight-forward enough. However, i did have one question. Where can I find the input values of each field? (i.e. input_1_3, etc.)

Once I figure that out, I will be unstoppable. :)

Mike

Thanks for the info. So, I followed the instructions listed above and spent quite awhile coding (our form is an online web application that is really large - though I must say Gravity handles it very well!) and I am not getting the results I expected.

Here is what I did:
1.) Changed the 'gform_pre_submission_filter_1' (as this is form ID 1)
2.) Created variables based on the ID's I got from inspecting the HTML using Firebug
3.) Wrote the HTML for the email accordingly (and corresponding to the template given above)
4.) Add this entire code to functions.php
5.) Filled out another application as a test (cannot wait for 1.6 so that I can just resubmit :) )

Here is what happened:
I immediately got an email with the ORIGINAL formatting (blue/white/alternating table style that I am trying to change)

Then, about 2 minutes later, I got an email of what looks like half of my custom HTML email. All of my regular text is showing; however, none of my variables are showing up.

Here is the code: (bear in mind, this is still very rough, since it is the first iteration, I just used separate lines for each item to make tweaking easier. Then, I think I will go back and make it pretty).

Here is the web url: http://www.webapps.acsdish.com/acs-employment-application

Here is the code I wrote: http://pastie.org/2428578

Here is the result that I got in email: http://pastie.org/2428594

It appears as though it is just not pulling in the variables.

Thanks!

Mike

I appreciate your help here; however, I have decided to just simply use HTML in the Notification email settings in the dashboard. This works quite a bit better. I do have one more question though; (though not sure if I should paste it here or in another thread separately). I despise inline css as I have always used either an external style sheet or at minimum an internal style sheet. In this case, I would be interested in using an internal style-sheet over external. I know this goes in the head tag. Is the head tag for this email created from a function, or can I simply add the head tag in the notification customization area in the dashboard? Thanks!

Mike