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’ );
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
If those values are in your query then you can use the following if( get_query_var(‘total’) ) { $total_value = floatval( str_replace( ‘$’, ”, get_query_var(‘total’) ) ); } or else if( isset( $_GET[‘total’] ) ) { $total_value = floatval( str_replace( ‘$’, ”, $_GET[‘total’] ) ); }
Looking at core, it seems post_category always overwrites: // Passed post category list overwrites existing category list if not empty. Instead, try something like: //wp_set_post_terms( $post_id, $terms, $taxonomy, $append ) wp_set_post_terms( $entry[“post_id”], 48, $taxonomy, true ) Obviously, replace $taxonomy with the correct name.
The most common cause of the multi-file upload field failing to function is the scripts being included down in the footer when they should be up in the header. This usually happens when using the function call to embed the form, there is a second function call you also need to use to ensure the … Read more
I think there is no need for this approach. You should try this: Go to Form editor / Confirmations Create confirmation At the bottom of the screen you can find Conditional Logic, from there you can select specific field values. Set Confirmation Type as Redirect Repeat process for all Confirmation options / redirects you need … Read more
A hacky way round just for this situation is to just to get the latest create post. Not ideal but works as long no one creates an order within milliseconds of each other. public function order_confirmation( $confirmation, $form, $entry, $ajax ) { // get latest created order $order = get_posts([ ‘post_type’ => ‘purchase-order’, ‘numberposts’ => … Read more
Here’s some code that will get you at least half way there: https://gist.github.com/spivurno/35b86c47cdf0124be735 Changes you’ll need to make: Also stash the current $entry object in the stash_current_field_id() method. Use the stashed $entry to modify the file upload path in the modify_file_upload() method.
Finally found the solution (I’ve been working on this for 2 days) add_filter(“gform_field_value_editlink”, “get_editlink”); function get_editlink(){ $current_user = wp_get_current_user(); $user_login = $current_user->user_login; $user_email = $current_user->user_email; $editlink = md5($user_login . $user_email); return $editlink; }
Gravity form multi-select issue on ios [closed]