Here is my rough idea. You might need to save the order status as Custom field value or Custom Taxonomy term. As you know, GF supports Hook and actions; gform_after_submittion might help in this case. In the action, you can read the tracking number, then run the query, then return the value to the form.
You can nest the singular and plural versions of the shortcode: [gravityforms action=”conditional” merge_tag=”{:3}” condition=”greater_than” value=”10″] [gravityform action=”conditional” merge_tag=”{:3}” condition=”less_than” value=”30″]Your value is greater than 10 less than 30[/gravityforms] [/gravityforms] More details on that here: https://gravitywiz.com/gravity-forms-conditional-shortcode/ – OR – You can use this snippet to create multiple conditions in a single shortcode: https://gist.github.com/spivurno/9db18385ed1d1f11a897bdfa8a1f2007 [gravityforms action=”conditional” … Read more
I think the issues is with the Quotes your using in your html…. if what you have pasted is what you are actually using href=”http://strippersjob.eu/es/aviso-legal/” These href=”http://strippersjob.eu/es/aviso-legal/” quotes seem to be Typographic quotes and not acceptable html quotes. The Typographic quotes are not really opening or clossing the href attribute so you are getting weird … Read more
Looking at this, I see that “Paid”, a string, isn’t in quotes. That would cause an error. You can add $wpdb->show_errors() and $wpdb->print_error() methods to reveal that, and any other mysql issues. Also when querying the database, you should use the $wpdb->prepare() method to escape and prepare your variables for query (yes $user->ID probably can’t … Read more
This is possible with Live Merge Tags, a feature of Gravity Forms Populate Anything. If you’re looking to get your hands dirty with some code, Gravity Forms has an example of how this might work with a snippet on their docs for the gform_pre_render filter: https://docs.gravityforms.com/gform_pre_render/#3-populate-field-with-values-from-earlier-page
One simple way to do this would be to use actual merge tags in your content. This can be done with the Gravity Forms Post Content Merge Tags plugin and also supports a global merge tags feature so you can fetch the entry data by the field label (without the field ID). https://gravitywiz.com/documentation/gravity-forms-post-content-merge-tags/#global-merge-tags
The entry object is available in both hooks, so how about saving the created post ID as meta on the entry with gform_update_meta(): gform_update_meta( $entry->id, ‘order_id’, $post_id ); Then retrieving it in the confirmation, using gform_get_meta(): $post_id = gform_get_meta( $entry->id, ‘order_id’ );
The second parameter is the field which contains the form ID to which it belongs and its own ID so you can target a specific form/field like so: add_filter( ‘gform_other_choice_value’, function( $placeholder, $field ) { // Update “123” to your form ID and “4” to your field ID. if ( $field->formId == 123 && $field->id … Read more
In Autoptimize, in the Javascript Options, there’s a field to ‘Exclude scripts from Autoptimize’, you will add a script to the field. You will need to add a comma to the last script already in the field then add this after: /recaptcha/api.js Hopefully, this helps. Best, Carm
As @richardW8k pointed out, Total field values are recalculated on submission and will override anything submitted from the frontend. If your custom jQuery code can be replaced by a formula in the Number field, that’d definitely the way to go. If your jQuery code is doing some more complex logic a calculated Number field will … Read more