Gravity Forms integration?

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  • 08/13/2015 at 6:10 pm #343008
    Bet Hannon
    Participant

    Hi Steven!

    I’m already using some of your add-ons, but I have a question about integration with Gravity Forms.

    A new project requires a business directory that searchable by ZIP Code, but also requires a lot of custom fields, and unthinking gravity forms might be the best for signing up. I’ve looked through the website, but I’m not seeing if there is any way to integrate or map fields from a GF entry to Connections. Is there any way that this is possible?

    08/14/2015 at 10:55 am #343029
    Steven Zahm
    Keymaster

    @ Bet

    There is no plugin/extension available to do this but it is possible. I recently custom coded an extension for another user which used Gravity Forms for user registration and payment/renewals where certain fields were only available depending on the selected membership level. Additionally it only allowed n-number o categories to be selected based on selected membership level. It actually went further than this and integrated with Restrict Content Pro. After payment/approval, the user’s membership level and expiration was also setup. It even added/removed the user from their “legacy” membership plugin to provide backward compatibility. It was quite the integrations plugin. All of this was hard coded in the plugin, no UI so it is very limited to their specific requirements. Any way… all this to say, yes it is possible but it definitely is not point and click.

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