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  • Thread Starter Schalk Joubert

    (@schalkjoubert)

    Please see this screenshot:
    https://www.evernote.com/l/ASEL0dXMO1RDUbpNR2U1MyZP13ZEYkYYlVE

    The way I see it could work, is for this the PDF url to be added as the download file.
    BUT the entry id of 32 must be dynamic to reflect the relevant entry.

    Plugin Author Jake Jackson

    (@blue-liquid-designs)

    Hi,

    After an extensive review over 12 months, we decided that due to limitations in the WooCommerce Gravity Forms Add-On we cannot support the software in any way.

    I must admit, your approach with the “Download” URL in WooCommerce is interesting. With that said, there are a number of security protocols in place to prevent access to PDFs and I’d say, if you ever got the technique to work, they would cause problems for some users.

    If you really wanted to use WooCommerce you would need to develop a custom solution to work with Gravity PDF. Alternatively, you could bypass WooCommerce all together and use one of Gravity Forms payment gateways to capture a payment and make the PDF available for download – or automatically email it.

    Hi Jake,

    Do you know if exist official tutorial for do this?

    “…bypass WooCommerce all together and use one Gravity Forms payment gateways to capture a payment and make the PDyF available for download – or automatically email it.

    Thanks
    Antonio

    Thanks for the update of Gravity PDF (4.0). Big work. Now all is more simple.

    Plugin Author Jake Jackson

    (@blue-liquid-designs)

    Great to here it!

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