Rest API For Cross Platform Support with Gravity Forms

Description

This will provide generated API links and a dataset which will be useful to cross-platform developers to send data to WordPress.

FEATURES

  • Users can generate form-wise API custom endpoint name.
  • Users can easily copy API link and dataset to share with cross-platform developers.
  • Refresh button provided to regenerate dataset when any changes are made in form fields.
  • Dataset contains all required information related to fields used in Gravity Form.
  • Support for png, jpg, jpeg, pdf, doc, and docx file type.
  • Blog posts can be created using this plugin from cross-platform.

STEPS TO USE

  • Go to the particular gravity form setting tab, You will find Generate API tab.
  • Enter the API name and click on Generate API button to create API and dataset.
  • Copy API link and dataset to use on cross-platform.
  • When any changes are made on Gravity Form, use Refresh Button in Generate API tab to regenerate the dataset.

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Installation

WordPress

Search for “Rest API For Cross Platform Support with Gravity Forms” and install with that slick Plugins > Add New back-end page.

… OR …

Follow these steps:

  1. Download archive.

  2. Upload the zip file via the Plugins > Add New > Upload page … OR … unpack and upload with your favorite FTP client to the /plugins/ folder.

  3. Activate the plugin on the Plug-ins page.

  4. Add your client id from the setting page of the plugin.

Done!

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