Sharing a conditional statement

Resolved crlannen
(@crlannen)

8 years, 1 month ago
In my custom template I needed to have a hyphen (-) as a separator between the degree/certification and the granting institution. On rhw doem rhwew EW 5 degree/granting institutions, and if the degree field is blank I didn’t want a hyphen appearing with no information in the PDF.
```
{Degree/Certification:7}<?php
$separator = $form_data['field'][7];
// only print out hyphen if the certification field is completed
  if ($separator != "")
  {
  echo " - ";
} ?> {Educational Institution/Professional Organization:8}
```
The above is repeated for each of the additional degrees, but with the Degree/Certification field number changed.

I hope this helps someone.

https://wordpress.org/plugins/gravity-forms-pdf-extended/

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Plugin Author

(@blue-liquid-designs)

Hi,

When working with repetitive data like you mentioned we find it’s best to make an array with your field IDs and loop through it:

<?php 

$certificates = array(
    array(
        'degree'    => $form_data['field'][7],
        'education' => $form_data['field'][8],
    ),

    array(
        'degree'    => $form_data['field'][10],
        'education' => $form_data['field'][12],
    ),

    array(
        'degree'    => $form_data['field'][16],
        'education' => $form_data['field'][20],
    ),
);

foreach ( $certificates as $item ) {
    if( strlen( $item['degree'] ) > 0 && strlen( $item['education'] ) > 0 ) {
        echo $item['degree'] . ' – ' . $item['education'] .'<br>';
    }
}

Change the field IDs as needed and modify the conditional to suit.

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