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Conditional Payment Options and Gateways with Gravity Forms
This tutorial will be helpful if you’re trying to figure out how to allow your users to select from multiple payment types and/or gateways with a single Gravity Forms form. This is also referred to as Conditional Payments. For example: Do you need multiple payment types, i.e Credit Card, Check, Cash? Do you need the option for different payment gateways, i.e Stripe, PayPal, Square? Yes, you can even do both in the same form! Prerequisites Gravity Forms Pro or Elite License Your Payment Accounts Setup (i.e Stripe, Square, PayPal) The Gateway Add-Ons installed and connected Note: I will not be ...
Gravity Forms 2.5 – Should you update your site?
The recent release of Gravity Forms 2.5 has brought with it some issues for many users. However, because 2.5 is a complete rebuild of the plugin, it is expected that there would be unknown incompatibilities. Should You Update? You should at least try! But with caution! Perform a complete site and database backup first. If you don’t have a good backup solution, BlogVault offers a great backup/restore solution. If you have a staging site, you may want to try the update their first. That will give you time to work with Gravity Forms support to work out any issues that ...
How to Automatically Reload a Form After Submission is Completed – Gravity Forms
In this tutorial, I’ll show you two simple solutions to automatically reload your form in Gravity Forms after the confirmation message is displayed, including how to control the amount of time before the page should reload. Use Case You want to use a form to collect inquiries from a tablet at your store location, or for customers to sign consent forms before entering the gun range. You need the user to know that the submission was successful, but you also do not want someone to have to man the tablets and reload the page manually so that the form is ...
Page scrolls to the top when form is submitted
Symptoms The page scrolls to the top when your form is submitted and users have to scroll back down to the form to see the error or confirmation messages. How To Fix It Enabling AJAX on your form will ensure that only the form area changes and the confirmation message or error messages are displayed when the form is submitted, preventing the page from reloading. Enabling AJAX is handled different depending on how you’re embedding the form in your page. Click the appropriate article below for your embed method to learn how to enable AJAX on your forms. Using the ...
Download Gravity Forms Free
Symptoms You’ve searched for the Gravity Forms plugin from your WordPress dashboard (Plugins > Add-New) and you can’t find a download button on gravityforms.com. How To Fix It Gravity Forms does not offer a free version of their plugin. You must purchase a license from gravityforms.com/pricing to access the plugin files. Alternatively, if you use one of the partners listed below, you may qualify for a Starter License. Need more help? If you still need help, feel free to use the comments or chat options below. If you have an active Gravity Forms license, you can also open a support ...
