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Gravity Forms discount code

You want to purchase Gravity Forms, so you Google “Gravity Forms discount code“, you find a code, but there is nowhere to enter it on the checkout page. This is by design. Gravity Forms does not use discount codes, they run periodic promotions and those promotions all have a unique URL and the discount code is included in the URL so that it is applied automatically at checkout. Even if you get one of these codes, you can not redeem it at checkout, and even if you could figure out the URL pattern to have the code applied automatically, it ...

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Can I add a Gravity Forms form to non-WordPress site?

While this might be possible by embedding the form using an iframe, it is not something that is directly supported by Gravity Forms. If you contact Gravity Forms support with this request, they will likely just tell you no. Request This Feature This topic is currently listed on the Gravity Forms Roadmap on their website. If you go to that link you can place a vote for this feature. The more votes the greater the chance the feature is added. If Gravity Forms is provisioned to be embedded on other sites, you could ideally embed them in HTML sites, WordPress ...

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How to Use Gravity Forms Merge Tags In A Page Or Post

Problem You’ve set up a confirmation page to send users to after they submit the form, but you want to personalize the page. For example, maybe you want to add their name and the details about their order. You’ve tried adding Gravity Forms merge tags to the page, but instead of the entry data showing, you just see the merge tag. Solution The first thing you should know is that Gravity Forms does not support using field merge tags in posts or pages which is why you’re not seeing the entry data when you added the merge tags to your ...

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Gravity Forms Hide Form Title

Problem By default, when you embed a Gravity Forms form on your site, the form title is displayed on the page just above the form. But what if you want to hide form title from displaying once you’ve embedded the form? Solution You can disable the form title, but how you do that will depend on how you’ve embedded the form. I’ll share three ways you can hide the form title. #1 Shortcode If you use the form shortcode to embed the form you can hide or disable the form title by switching title=”true” to title=”false“. #2 Block Editor If ...

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Capture UTM data in Gravity Forms submissions

To understand site visitor interactions, track conversions using UTM data despite Gravity Forms' lack of built-in reports. Two methods are presented: 1) Utilizing the AFL UTM Tracker plugin for comprehensive data capture and Gravity Forms integration, and 2) Adding hidden fields for dynamic UTM parameter population in form entries, which might require manual data extraction or additional add-ons for reporting.

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Gravity Forms Spam Notifications

Problem When using many of the spam prevention methods available for Gravity Forms (i.e. honeypot, Akismet, Zero Spam, etc.), entries are either ignored or saved to the spam folder. The problem arises when a valid submission is marked as spam. Out of the box, when an entry is marked as spam, Gravity Forms displays the default confirmation, and no notifications are sent. Solution Thanks to the wizards over at Gravity Wiz, you can use a simple code snippet to send notifications when an entry is marked as spam. This will only work when the entry is marked as spam as ...

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