Thread Starter
lshade
(@lshade)
In line 378 of salesforce.php in the plugin has the following –
$result = wp_remote_post(‘https://’.$sub.’.salesforce.com/servlet/servlet.WebToLead?encoding=UTF-8′, $args);
Our website uses salesforce for both leads and support cases. It would be great if there was a way to add a parameter on the FORMS page to indicate if it is a lead or case form. If a lead then use the above statement, if a case use the following
$result = wp_remote_post(‘https://’.$sub.’.salesforce.com/servlet/servlet.WebToCase?encoding=UTF-8′, $args);
Thread Starter
lshade
(@lshade)
Can gravity forms work with multiple “add-ons” at one time. Can I just change the single line as noted above and install this as another plugin
Plugin Contributor
Zack Katz
(@katzwebdesign)
Yeah, use as many addons as you like. I think changing one line won’t work as mentioned above. I’ll consider adding an option in the settings to accomplish this.
Thread Starter
lshade
(@lshade)
How does salesforce.php add [enableSalesforce] to form meta table.
Have implemented input to toggle between Wed-To-Lead and Web-To-Case but need to store value in form meta table.
Hi Ishade,
Did you manage to get this up and running?
I was working on it myself late last year but to no avail.
is this currently up and running?
Another curious party here – any luck in getting this working, and if so, how?
Has this thread died or did you guys find a different solution?
Really love to know.
K
Plugin Contributor
Zack Katz
(@katzwebdesign)
It’s now built into the plugin using the Salesforce API version of the plugin.
When I use the API version my forms don’t add leads, I’m also looking to use web to case. Any news? The above post isn’t very descriptive.
Plugin Contributor
Zack Katz
(@katzwebdesign)
Have you set up the API version under Forms > Salesforce > Salesforce Settings?
