How to deactivate gravityforms WordPress plugin
How to deactivate gravityforms WordPress plugin
How to deactivate gravityforms WordPress plugin
The receipt needs to be generated from within Gravity Forms. You cannot include Gravity Forms’ fields inside PayPal receipts/emails. Create the receipt as an email notification for the form submitter, and use conditional logic to only send that notification when the payment is successful.
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I don’t think the :before selector can be a full screen overlay when the parent is set to fixed, it will only consume the height/width of the parent element. This certainly works (adjusted elements and css classes aside). <style type=”text/css”> .myspinner { position: fixed; z-index: 100002; background:red; top: 50%; left: 50%; transform: translate(-50%, -50%); transform: … Read more
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Absolutely, no code modification needed. Simply create an eWay feed (looks like it’s only available in their Pro version) for the form you want to process with eWay, and set a Stripe feed for the form you want to process with Stripe.
You can create a separate conditional text field. Create a multiple choice question with your three options plus your “other” selection. Enable the value fields and assign a value of “0” or “-1” to “other.” Add a text box next and then go to the “Advanced” tab and check “Enable conditional logic.” Configure the appropriate … Read more
If you add a question mark before your string of 9s, this will work as desired. It makes the completion optional. It will still enforce a max limit based on the number of 9s you have but there will be no minimum limit.
Put the add_filter() call in the init function: public function init(){ parent::init(); add_filter(“gform_submit_button”, array($this, “form_submit_button”), 10, 2); add_filter(“gform_confirmation”, array( $this, ‘custom_confirmation’ ), 10, 4 ); } And then add your custom_confirmation() function as a method to the class: class GFSimpleAddOn extends GFAddOn { /* all the other properties and methods */ public function custom_confirmation($confirmation, $form, … Read more