Chris Lagasse
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In reply to: [HubSpot for Gravity Forms] github repoHey Paul,
Currently there’s no github repo. I’ll definitely consider it and set one up if the rest of the team approves. And I’ll let you know.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [HubSpot for Gravity Forms] Blank form fields.I looked through my plugin code, and unfortunately this isn’t handled by me. This is handled by GravityForms proper, with it’s Feed Addon API.
'fields' => array ( array( 'name' => 'fieldMap', 'label' => __( 'HubSpot to Gravity Forms', 'gravityforms-hubspot' ), 'type' => 'field_map', 'field_map' => $this->list_hubspot_form_fields(), 'tooltip' => '<h6>'. __( 'Map Fields', 'gravityforms-hubspot' ) .'</h6>' . __( 'Select which Gravity Form fields pair with their respective HubSpot fields.', 'gravityforms-hubspot' ) ), ),The fields I provide via ‘field_map’ are only HubSpot fields, not their Gravity Forms dropdowns. I just tried to tinker with that, with no luck. I will keep looking into it, but your research may be as good as mine (looking through the gravityforms code for an apply_filter on the dropdown fields that are generated)… I’ll see what I can find out, but for the sake of my plugin, this task is resolved…
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In reply to: [HubSpot for Gravity Forms] Blank form fields.Hey Franklin,
I have NEVER been able to figure that out. I think the problem with that is because the form itself isn’t being used on a HubSpot page, so it’s not getting enough data to completely mark it as a solid conversion on the Forms page.
However, if you click the “0” for the number of submissions, you will see the list of submissions that have been made via our plugin, regardless of the “0” on the previous page. It’s weird, but it’s how it seems to work.
I will add it to my list of items, but it’s been something that I’ve noticed since my first release.
-Chris.
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In reply to: [HubSpot for Gravity Forms] Blank form fields.Hey fdfranklin,
Yea, we’ve never encountered that yet, but that’s VERY good to know.
I will change the code for the next revision for if there’s no “Field Label” then I’ll fall back to the field’s slug/id… And for the hell of it, I’ll also include an apply_filter with some details in case you’d like to override it.
I should have some time today to crank that out, and I’ll let you know when it happens.
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In reply to: [HubSpot for Gravity Forms] Form not showing upHey kdeleon!
Really appreciate your help on finding this. The closest thing I can get to this is that it’s either a file permissions issue on the initial creation, or simply that the .manifest file isn’t allowing the caching to refresh.
Do you happen to know what your server time configuration is set to? And is that very different from what your WordPress datetime is set?
My current guess is that somehow the timestamps are never quite lining up, but again, that doesn’t explain why the first deletion of the forms file solves this problem (permanently?)
I’ll keep digging. I’ve had some more time lately for resolving this 🙂
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In reply to: [HubSpot for Gravity Forms] Hubspot Gravity Forms – Progressive ProfilingProgressive Profiling is kind of standalone from the Gravity Forms system… You could just do this by setting up conditionals in Gravity Forms just the same way as you would set up the progressiving profiling conditionals in HubSpot… but there’s no direct form translation that happens at the moment.
We’re hoping to expand upon the system in the future with another plugin (That doesn’t use Gravity Forms but does some integration that could help this), but for the time being this isn’t possible.
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In reply to: [HubSpot for Gravity Forms] Form not showing upGood morning, kdeleon!
I apologize for not replying yesterday. I was already out for the day.
I totally agree with you that deleting the “forms” file is not optimal.
This has been a particularly frustrating situation to track and replicate. I have not been able to replicate on any of my systems.
I don’t know if you have full access to your system, but if you do, can you copy and paste your
.manifestfile in the same cache folder? I’m curious to what date data is being stored, and why it’s not refreshing. On top of that, what version of PHP are you running, on what kind of server?Thanks!
-Chris.Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [HubSpot for Gravity Forms] Form not showing upI am having one hell of a time replicating this issue. It’s working great for me :-\
Going to continue debugging on other servers.
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In reply to: [HubSpot for Gravity Forms] Commas Replaced With SemicolonsGood afternoon Dave…
This is an annoying issue that I’m going to be following up with Gravity Forms on…
As I mentioned, the issue falls when dealing with “enumeration” based fields… basically, fields with “choices”… Gravity Forms returns a list of multiple selected choices as a
,separated list (why they don’t give me an array, I don’t know)… and HubSpot wants it to be a;delimited list.So I changed from rebuilding it on
,to,… technically this means that anyone that has a value like “Please, Help” would turn into “Please;Help” … but on the plus side, it doesn’t affect money values anymore.This is in 2.3.1 which I just released.
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In reply to: [HubSpot for Gravity Forms] Commas Replaced With Semicolonshmm. this is an interesting glitch that’s definitely being caused by my plugin.
When sending data to HubSpot, arrays of “enumeration” data need to be semi-colon delimited, and not comma-delimited… so I do that conversion… which definitely includes your commas for your values…
A short term solution for that would be to have your values be like slugs… no special characters (A-Z, 0-9, -, _ only), because the “values” vs Labels… if you ever wanted to change the Label, you’d also end up having to change the value too, which would throw out all older data that would no longer match.
That said… I want to resolve this so it doesn’t happen again moving forward (certainly an issue!)… Can you provide me a little more information about what your field is, in Gravity Forms? Basically, what field type, what other values… can you select more than one result for this field?
This will help me be able to replicate over on my end and hopefully come up with a more viable solution.
Thanks,
-Chris.Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [HubSpot for Gravity Forms] Form not showing upThere is a cache in place. How long did you wait between creating the form and checking on the website? Is it still not there?
Also, if the cache is for some reason lingering longer than it should… you can always go to your wp-content/uploads/gf_hubspot_cache and delete the “forms” file… which will force the cache to refresh.
You can also disable caching by turning on our debug mode… add this to your wp-config.php file:
define('GF_HUBSPOT_DEBUG', true);I am still working on making this (and clearing the cache) as admin panel options, but I haven’t had time.
I saw you also left a comment on our blog. I will link to this from there.
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In reply to: [HubSpot for Gravity Forms] A non well formed numeric valueMarking this as resolved. Feel free to follow up if you find that it has not been resolved.
-Chris.
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In reply to: [HubSpot for Gravity Forms] A non well formed numeric valueHey Alex,
I think I found the issue, and released it with 2.1.5 (should be up in a few moments)
If you can update, disable that GF_HUBSPOT_DEBUG and test to see if it’s been resolved for me, that would be greatly appreciated.
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In reply to: [HubSpot for Gravity Forms] A non well formed numeric valueHey Alex,
Yup! There’s a way to disable the cache.
You can add this to your wp-config.php :
define('GF_HUBSPOT_DEBUG', true);It’s our debug mode (it’ll output an status log file in your wp-content/uploads), which disables the cache.
This is a weird issue that I’ll continue looking into. I should have some time next week.
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In reply to: [HubSpot for Gravity Forms] A non well formed numeric valueIf possible, before you delete it, if you could send me the contents of that file, it could help me figure out what went wrong.