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What if the $body of the response saved to an object buffer?
then the object buffer could create a temporary html file
once html file is created by the object buffer, <?php header(tempobjectbufferdump.html) ?> within the custom confirmation? header or __top there has to be some way to achieve thisMaybe I need to word it differently –
Can the body of the response become the body the browser becomes?
For example, I have a form that starts a free trial of an application, when you fill out the form it automatically logs you in (user goes from submitting form on sitea, to being logged in on siteb). If I post directly as action=”xyz.com/activate/” it performs this action properly, yet i lose the benefits of gravity.Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Forms: 3rd-Party Integration] Remote response as GF confirmationAlso interested in this – not worried about the new window, could you provide a sample hook to add to our functions files?
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Forms: 3rd-Party Integration] Show Response In Success MessageAlso looking for solution to this – tried the same code, also tried the response_bypass get_override function
Also – i’m online now and can actively work with you to figure out a hook for this
posisbly something to do with gform_confirmation
possibly a way to return $response from the service?I’m having the same issue – i’ve seen many threads started on this.
when i post to a service, i can see the response in the debug email, yet I want the response to be what the end user sees. I’ve seen ways to make a custom confirmation message, yet i want the response to be the actual body output of the service response