In your foreach statement you are both trying to get and assign properties on a non-object, in essence, the $field variable is actually not an object, but rather an array. I don’t know why the example code on the Gravity Forms website is using object notation, perhaps the underlying API has changed. Anyway here is … 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
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
Without testing, this should work (still use the add_filter bit): function cwwp_custom_gforms_spinner( $src ) { global $post; if( $post->ID == $id ): // use whatever page identifier/conditional you like here: ID, template used, slug etc. // other identifiers would probably be better and won’t rely on global $post // for example is_front_page(), is_archive(), etc return … Read more
I found a solution to fix this issue on the plugin Github page. It’s not ideal, but a work around until Gravity Forms makes this a core feature. https://github.com/jupitercow/gravity-forms-post-updates To fix the error and allow the plugin to be installed, you have to change… row 1021 in file gravityforms-update-post.php from (version 1.2.17)… add_filter( ‘gform_field_value_’ . … Read more
I am not aware of any special plugin to do that , there are many that have this functionality , but only when using as a whole event system (and not specific to gravity forms as far as i know). But – fortunately , it is fairly easy to make with PHP : you just … Read more
You can do it as a functions plugin: http://www.doitwithwp.com/create-functions-plugin/ http://justintadlock.com/archives/2011/02/02/creating-a-custom-functions-plugin-for-end-users
Eventually the solution I used was this. Upon change of Dropdown A I have an ajax function request tha re-populated Downdown B with the filtered options based on the selection in Dropdown A. See the ajax jquery script… countryFilter = function () { var countryClass=”.dealer-country select”, dealerClass=”.dealer-name select”; $(countryClass).change(function(){ var countrySelect = $(this), country = … Read more