Chris Lagasse
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In reply to: [HubSpot for Gravity Forms] No forms recognizedHey MTWK,
Sorry for the delay.
Are you still experiencing this issue? Because commonly it comes down to the cache. We refresh the cache about every 15 minutes, I believe, but sometimes it lingers.
One option to confirm is to clear out our cache, which you can do by deleting the
formsfile in wp-content/uploads/gf-hubspotHope that helps,
-Chris.Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [HubSpot for Gravity Forms] Disable Some FormsHey lsilver,
I was thinking something similar (two forms on the same page somehow being treated the same by GF)… but I didn’t realize HubSpot did something similar. I’ll have to follow up on this. Thanks for the heads up on the feature.
Rick, here’s some information on the feature. I’d definitely check to see if that feature is enabled on your HubSpot account.
- This reply was modified 7 years, 11 months ago by Chris Lagasse.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [HubSpot for Gravity Forms] Disable Some FormsResolution was done via another non-plugin way (two separate form handling processes). I flagged the bug as possible and will work to replicate and hope to resolve here: https://github.com/Soben/gravityforms-hubspot/issues/4
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [HubSpot for Gravity Forms] Disable Some FormsHey Rick,
That…. is weird. Gravity Form’s feed handling is pretty spot on and with a per-form basis.
My initial gut feeling is that there’s something else at play here that is interfering with the expected behavior.
Send us a support ticket at help@bigsea.co with some additional details (the website, and the pages for the two forms in question) and I’ll quickly skim over it.
Thanks,
-Chris.Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [HubSpot for Gravity Forms] Support on Github?Hey Brandon,
Sorry for the ridiculous delay on this. I ended up getting busy with other things and never got around to it. I finally took care of it yesterday and today, and you can find the repo here:
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [HubSpot for Gravity Forms] Filter support?Hey lsilver,
The slug that I created for this plugin is “gravityforms-hubspot”
So you’d use
gform_gravityforms-hubspot_field_value_10_3for instance.Hope that helps.
And now I know something new about the feed hooks 🙂
-Chris.Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [HubSpot for Gravity Forms] Checkbox fields not passing valueThis was resolved in email.
Resolution for those who have a similar issue:
Checkboxes, Select Dropdowns, and Radio Buttons all need to have a direct 1-1 relationship with the “VALUE” (not the “Label”) of the fields in HubSpot.
In nmuncey’s case, HubSpot was expecting a true/false (yes/no) value for each of their checkboxes, but they were sending in the label.
Fixing the “values” for those fields resolved the issue.
Hey mebishwak,
The issue actually stems from another plugin using an older version of Guzzle, not an issue with other HubSpot plugins.
I am going to try to push up a new version this week that will check for that function (Client::request) when activating, in order to throw a conflict warning and keep this plugin deactivated, because you are not the first to encounter this.
As for solutions to the problem… there aren’t many on my end. There is a conflicting plugin that’s also using Guzzle. A cursory glimpse of your plugin list has shown no known outliers that I’ve dealt with previously, but a file search can turn up the culprit.
There isn’t many solutions on my end because my only real option is to prevent you from using the plugin at all with a proper warning (instead of crashing)… The other “option” is to downgrade my version of Guzzle, but that introduces security concerns (it’s better to be on newer versions).
Let me know if you have any luck finding the culprit?
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In reply to: [HubSpot for Gravity Forms] Fatal ErrorHey Croakey, doesn’t solve the issue per se, but I do believe I now prevent the code from crashing if there is a 404. It will report it in the log.
Let me know if this works?
I now added an additional catch that should get this from 500’ing and will log the failure in our tracking log (both our own if GFHUBSPOT_DEBUG is on, and in the Gravity Forms logs if enabled for our plugin)
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In reply to: [HubSpot for Gravity Forms] Double opt-inHey Prasad,
Sorry for the delay,
My plugin does not handle the Opt-In side, but you can now use Conditionals to handle this side, and then set up a workflow on the HubSpot side to send the second opt-in… If they approve both form submissions (first one to go to hubspot and the second via your email) then you send newsletters based on the fulfillment of both the fields in the Customer’s data.
Hope that helps,
-Chris.Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [HubSpot for Gravity Forms] Filter support?Hey @lsilver,
I’ll need to look into that need specifically, but we do use the standard Gravity Forms handling, so there’s no reason why those would not already work.
I had a higher focus this week to get the Conditionals out, so hopefully this does solve your needs.
I’ll keep this item open for next week and try to dig more. Thank you for your patience,
-Chris.Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [HubSpot for Gravity Forms] Conditional Rule To HubspotRolling back to 3.0 won’t solve your problem @losdos as oAuth 1.0 is no longer supported by HubSpot.
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In reply to: [HubSpot for Gravity Forms] POST and cURL failures to HubspotHey losdos,
I will try to keep digging on this for you. Sorry for the super late reply, it’s been a looooooong month.
Have you gotten closer to resolving the issues yourself?