Hello. I’ll be back in the civilized part of the world in the middle of August. So maybe we could have this feature late August.
Hope all is well, is it going to be available its almost late August 😉 again wouldn’t mind paying for a feature like that. we have a 21 page form that we need to get this to work on. Look forward to hearing from you. All the best.
Multi page forms are now supported. Get the new version (1.4) and test it out. If you find any bugs, please open a support thread.
Awesome! thanks man I will try to put it in now to see! can’t wait!
How is it working for you?
I haven’t had a chance to implement it yet. I will most likely by this weekend. I will hit you up after that thanks for updating it.
Is there a way to just pull in the edit button so i can CSS edit it on the page to make it look good with my theme? The way i tried to do it is to pull it as an HTML but the value of the edit id is not dynamic. see example below.
<form action=”http://www.url.com/member-style-profile/” method=”post”>
<button class=”sticky-list-edit submit”>Update Style Preferences</button>
<input name=”mode” value=”edit” type=”hidden”>
<input name=”edit_id” value=”1660″ type=”hidden”>
</form>
Also on what line would I change the word “edit” in your php code to change it to Update Style Preferences
You can easily add your own styles (CSS) to the list table. The following information is taken from the plugin description:
Styling the list
Sticky List ships with a minimal stylesheet that is easy to override. The table has the class of .sticky-list attached to it which can be used to override the default styles. The stylesheet is located in sticky-list/css/sticky-list_styles.css in the plugins main directory. To override a style just copy it from sticky-list_styles.css and paste it in your themes css-file, then modify the style to your liking.
To style the View, Edit, Delete, Post, and Duplicate links you can use these CSS classes:
.sticky-list-view
.sticky-list-edit
.sticky-list-delete
.sticky-list-postlink
.sticky-list-duplicate
You can change the word “edit” to whatever you like by going to the Sticky List settings tab. Se the screenshots section
Thanks for that. It ended up working! Is there away to see if one is resubmitted firs an original submission like for example have it have a different subject head line when it emails us or something like that to let us know that it is an existing customer that updated their survey not a new entry? That would be very helpful.
Yes. Its called conditional notifications and is built into the plugin. Check the bottom of your form notifications settings.
Did that and it still gives me the email notification of an initial submission not an update.
Multi-page doesn’t seem to be working for the View option. Is this supposed to be working?
I am on latest Gravity Forms, WordPress and GF Sticky List
Thanks
Yes, it is supposed to work. I’ll take a look. Thanks for the heads up.
I can confirm that this is a bug that needs to be addressed. This fix will be included in the next release.
