Authenticating custom field on login
Authenticating custom field on login
Authenticating custom field on login
If you’re using Datepicker Date fields, I’ve written a plugin that makes this a lot easier and more intuitive for the user by enforcing this limit in the datepicker itself when they’re actually selecting the dates. It’s called GP Limit Dates: http://gravitywiz.com/documentation/gp-limit-dates/
I believe specific third-party plugins are off-topic for this site, however, I’ll take your question a bit more broadly as “how can I find hooks for a plugin?” That’s fortunately an easy thing to find, irrespective or not of whether you’re getting support from the plugin developer: just open the plugin’s PHP files in your … Read more
Paypal not converting currency when using Gravity Forms on WordPress
Read the documentation before posting questions. https://www.gravityhelp.com/documentation/article/creating-a-form/ https://www.gravityhelp.com/documentation/article/embedding-a-form/
I know this is an old question… but… I just discovered it while fighting the same problem. The solution ended up being pretty simple: Doublequotes are needed around the ID=! So in this example the working solution just needs: return do_shortcode( ‘[gravityform id=”1″]’ );
Use the post field, “custom field” Set the Custom Field Name to Existing Select the Post Content Layout (There may be something different for Divi Layout Set the default value to the layout you want to use (May need an ID or just the name, May require some trial and error) Under apperance enter gf_hidden … Read more
That error is very probabbly due to incorrect loading of the required files from wp-admin; note how in your code those files are loaded only when a scpecific input has data (input_13) but not in every case you need those files. You do this: if( !empty($_FILES[‘input_13’][‘name’])) { require_once(ABSPATH . ‘wp-admin/includes/file.php’); require_once(ABSPATH . ‘wp-admin/includes/image.php’); // …. … Read more
1) GF will save the Form entry ID in the wp_usermeta table for the registered user, so you can grab all the entry(submitted) data and I believe the resume ID too $entry = get_user_meta( get_current_user_id(), ‘entry_id’, true ); Then you can get the entry data using the “get_entry” method from the PHP API wrapper class … Read more
Really hard to answer this definitively as we do not have any php/html/css to look at. What I would do, generally speaking, would be to find the class or id of those fields. If they are unique to that field (i.e. not used anywhere else be either the theme or plugins) I would add custom … Read more