Hi @jessicafs

Thank you very much for your nice review!
If you have any suggestions for further improvement, let us know.

Kind regards,
Erik

hi @jtdocs

Thanks for your message. No, this is not supported and we don’t have plans to add this to the shortcode coming time. The created_by is available as single filter field in the entry meta-data. Since for one entry there can be multiple workflow steps, that can each be assigned to multiple users / assignee’s, it’s also more work to add this in a good way. I’m sure it’s possible, but some custom code is needed.

Hope this answers your question.

Kind regards,
Erik

This problem is solved, I’m adding this answer for other people that have the same question.

So first: I tried with only the formid (and used the shortcode that didn’t work as a basis).

[gravitywp_count formid=’2′]

This didn’t work. This has to do with the wrong use of parentheses. I cleaned it up and than it worked again.

[gravitywp_count formid='2']

So next, it didn’t work selecting for SA – MOUNT BARKER.

[gravitywp_count formid=’2′ filter_field2=’10’ filter_value2=’SA – MOUNT BARKER’]

It turned out that the dash used in the middle of SA and MOUNT BARKER is different from the dash you use in the value field in the dropdown. The plugin than correctly shows 0, because it can’t find an exact match. I cleaned it up and copied the value from the dropdown into the plugin. Than it worked:

[gravitywp_count formid='2' filter_field2='10' filter_value2='SA - MOUNT BARKER']

The isnot Praise worked good (I did clean up all the parantheses and kept them in one style).

[gravitywp_count formid='2' filter_field='6' filter_operator='isnot' filter_value='Praise' filter_field2='10' filter_value2='SA - MOUNT BARKER']

This last shortcode works as expected. When adding the shortcode, be sure to work in the text (HTML) editor of WP (or notepad) to keep it clean.

@pfritz333 Again thanks for the donation, very much appreciated! And good luck.

Erik

I see that I accidentally deleted the 2nd filter_value, see here for correct shortcode you can use:

[gravitywp_count formid=’2′ filter_field=’6′ filter_operator=’isnot’ filter_value=’Praise’ filter_field2=’10’ filter_value2=’SA – MOUNT BARKER’]

Hi @ehbloom

You can use isnot

See also the changelog:

Added filter_operator (conditional logic) attributes for filtering to shortcode (default: is | other options: isnot, not_equal, greater_than, less_than, contains, starts_with, ends_with)

Hi Vianney,

This is not something you can use this plugin for, because the entry is not yet submitted.

You can use this plugin from Gravity Perks.

You need to create different pages in the form (at least two) and you can show a number count (or any other field value) from a previous page in the form inside a HTML box.

For the calculation itself you can use a number field with calculation that is not visible and calculate with the values from your radio buttons or create conditionally multiple number fields that are active or not based on the radio button selections.

Hope this helps.

Kind regards,

Erik

Hi @dabala
You could add your own filter in the plug-in, but you should dive in the PHP code and filtering options of Gravity Forms.
Please share your work, so we can incorporate it into the plug-in.