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How To Import Coupon Codes in Gravity Forms Coupons Add-On
If you’re using Gravity Forms and the Coupons Add-On you may have one time or another needed to import coupon codes. Unfortunately, this is not a built-in feature of Gravity Forms or the Coupons Add-On. However, I was recently asked if this was possible and instead of saying no, decided to see if I could come up with a solution. We have thousands of coupon codes. Is it possible to load these into Gravity Forms somehow? In this tutorial, I’ll show you how to import hundreds or thousands of coupon codes into Gravity Forms Coupon Add-on, automatically! If you want ...
Gravity Forms vs WS Form: A Comparative Analysis
In the WordPress form plugin arena, Gravity Forms offers extensive, developer-friendly features and integrations, catering to users needing robust customization. WS Form stands out with its accessibility focus and advanced mobile-responsiveness. Gravity Forms lacks a free version, while WS Form's free version introduces users to its interface. Pricing models differ: Gravity Forms has a tiered approach starting at $59, whereas WS Form begins at $50 with advanced features. Users should weigh plugin functionalities, budget, and ease of use to decide, with beginners potentially preferring Gravity Forms' user-friendliness.
Gravity Forms Custom Confirmations Not Showing
Symptoms You set up one or more Gravity Forms custom confirmations, but even though you’re taking the desired action in the form to show these confirmations, you instead see the default confirmation with every submission. How To Fix It When using Gravity Forms, a confirmation is required, which is why you can not delete the default confirmation. You can modify it, but it must always be there and active. When you create custom confirmations, regardless of the type, and they do not show, the number one cause is conditional logic. I think this is something Gravity Forms should change, but ...
Gravity Forms vs WP Simple Pay: An In-Depth Comparison for WordPress Users
In deciding between Gravity Forms and WP Simple Pay for WordPress payment forms, consider your needs. Gravity Forms offers a comprehensive form builder with advanced integrations and customization, ideal for complex forms. WP Simple Pay provides a simplified, no-code solution for Stripe payment processing, suited for straightforward selling or donations. Base your choice on the required functionalities, scale, and user experience, weighing the premium plans' cost against the features each plugin offers.
Gravity Forms Cash or Check Payments Not Working
Symptoms You’ve set up a payment form with an option to pay with cash, check, or credit card, but when the user selects the option to pay with cash or check, you get an error even though the credit card field is hidden with conditional logic. Here are what others have experienced: We are trying to create one workshop registration form with two options for payment: pay with check and pay with a credit card. We have only be able to make registration work by creating two forms and this causing registration management problems for us. I have a conversational ...
Gravity Forms Conditional Payments – Accepting Cash, Check, or Credit
This tutorial will break down step-by-step how to create a Gravity Forms conditional payments form that will allow you to collect cash, checks, or credit cards. When using Gravity Forms to process payments you will also need one of their payment add-ons (i.e. Stripe, Square, PayPal, Authorize.net, etc) to handle the actual collection of payment details and the collection of funds. But the problem many users run into is what do they do when they want to accept cash or check, otherwise referred to as in-person payments, but also give the user the option to pay by credit card online. ...
