I ran this code to try setting a cookie on the gform_after_submission hook and it worked as expected. add_action( ‘gform_after_submission’, function() { setcookie( ‘boom’, ‘boom’, time() + 3600, “https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/” ); } ); The headers should not already be sent when the gform_after_submission action is triggered. If you’re getting a warning about this, there might be … Read more
I’m assuming your underlying need is to assign a role for each field on different forms. So the Name field on Form A might be field ID 1 and the Name field on Form B might be field ID 2. Both fields represent the role of “Primary Contact Name”. The simplest way to do this … Read more
Gravity Forms + Custom Post Types: Allows a simple way to map a Gravity Form post entry to a custom post type. Also include custom taxonomies. I think this might be what you are looking for. In my WP plugin list I see Gravity Form and Gravity Forms + Custom Post Types as two separate … Read more
This is possible using the comment_post action, and the GFAPI class which handles entries in WordPress. What you need to first is add using comment_form_default_fields a field which is a checkbox. function add_to_email_list_field($fields) { $fields[‘add-to-email’] = ‘<p class=”comment-form-public”> <input id=”addtoemail” name=”addtoemail” type=”checkbox” /> <label for=”addtoemail”> Check this box to add yourself to our email list. … Read more
The id to your form should be 51 for your code to work, hope the code is placed in functions.php For gform_pre_render_51, 51 is the id of the form whose select field you are trying to modify
You need to add the new merge tags with the gform_custom_merge_tags filter, and then replace them with the gform_replace_merge_tags filter, like this: Edit: you need to use the gform_field_content filter to replace the field’s default value, see below. add_filter(‘gform_custom_merge_tags’, ‘wpse_121476_custom_merge_tags’, 10, 4); add_filter(‘gform_replace_merge_tags’, ‘wpse_121476_replace_merge_tags’, 10, 7); add_filter(‘gform_field_content’, ‘wpse_121476_field_content’, 10, 5); /** * add custom merge … Read more
I figured it out. I did have some syntax errors in my code. Should have been add_filter instead of add_action. Also, $confirmation is an array and was never returned. I think my brain was just tired from looking at this for so long. Anyways, here’s what I did to fix it. add_filter(“gform_confirmation”, “confirm_change”, 10, 4); … Read more
On gform_after_submission save the gform entry in post meta. update_post_meta( $entry[“post_id”], ‘_gform_submission_18_entry_13’, $entry[13] ); In your template: new WP_Query( array( ‘post_type’ => get_post_meta( get_the_ID(), ‘_gform_submission_18_entry_13’, true ) ) );
In order to do this on the page where the form is, it would work well to know the ID of that page. We’ll assume you have that and just want to embed this information into this page. So in your gform_after_submission hook, you’ll want something like this: $id_of_page = 36; // change this // … Read more
Displaying Gravity Form data on WordPress page [closed]