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In reply to: [Forms: 3rd-Party Integration] Integration with Authorize.netI don’t think this plugin can do what you want, exactly — it basically routes the information in your form to another site at the same time; you’re looking to interrupt the process and send to an intermediary page.
If I remember correctly Auth.net needs a ‘postback’ url to return to on successful processing; maybe you could use this plugin to send your form details to a custom page on your site which would store the form details in a session or cookie value, at the same time set up the GF form redirect to switch to Auth.net with the postback url of your custom page, so that when Auth.net returns you have code to take the stored session/cookie details and create your success email.
Sorry if that description is unclear, it’s kinda late 🙂
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In reply to: [Forms: 3rd-Party Integration] Will this plugin work for this?Closing, no activity.
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In reply to: [Forms: 3rd-Party Integration] Submit DelayIt’s delayed because of the round-trip for the remote request to whatever service you specified, plus possibly sending the debug/response email (if selected).
That said, 10 seconds is a pretty serious delay — what service are you posting to? Can you perform a “regular post” to the service (i.e. from the original submission form) to test how long it takes ‘normally’? Are you receiving the debug/failure email; if so what does it say?
Please see reply: https://github.com/zaus/forms-3rdparty-integration/issues/5
I would be interested in exploring an add-on plugin, but I’m not sure if I have the availability now.
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In reply to: [Forms: 3rd-Party Integration] Gravity forms submissions fieldsPlease reopen if not resolved.
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In reply to: [Forms: 3rd-Party Integration] getting errorAssumed fixed.
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In reply to: [Forms: 3rd-Party Integration] getting error code 500I’m working on a plugin that might help address this.
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In reply to: [Forms: 3rd-Party Integration] Integration with LimeDBAlso, regarding #1, the form submission fieldname for gravity forms is
input_<X>, where<X>corresponds to the field id as seen floating in the ‘title bar’ when you edit each gravity forms field.See similar question regarding multiple fields: http://wordpress.org/support/topic/gf-name-and-address-fields-not-mapping?replies=4
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In reply to: [Forms: 3rd-Party Integration] Will this plugin work for this?Sorry, this plugin doesn’t change the original behavior of the form — it intercepts the submission from it and does something extra (namely, submit to a 3rdparty endpoint).
Adding the submission URL means that it will also post a submission to your url, so I think it will do whatever you wanted it to, it just also sends an email like CF7 does normally.
Turn on “debug mode” to review the submission and response to see if it’s posting correctly.
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In reply to: [Forms: 3rd-Party Integration] The plugin does not have a valid header.actual problem may have been leftover hidden field plugin — I removed the file entirely in v1.4.7
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In reply to: [Forms: 3rd-Party Integration] The plugin does not have a valid header.Assuming resolved.
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In reply to: [Forms: 3rd-Party Integration] GF MappingSomeone else just asked specifically for GF — at least for me, it’s
input_1,input_2, etc as indicated by the “Field ID” in the GF form administration, or for multi-input fields see http://wordpress.org/support/topic/gf-name-and-address-fields-not-mapping?replies=4Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Forms: 3rd-Party Integration] Debug ModeYou mean you want to customize the ‘success’ or ‘failure’ (confirmation) response that the “original” (CF7 or GF) displays on the WP page? If so, see http://wordpress.org/support/topic/display-post-response-after-submission-using-hook?replies=2 (which I’ll get around to adding to the readme too).
Are you trying to display the entire service post response as the confirmation message?
Something like:
class MyPlugin { public function MyPlugin() { // note that you'll want to hook to the right service; this hooks to all add_filter('Forms3rdPartyIntegration_service', array(&$this, 'adjust_response'), 10, 2); } public function adjust_response($body, $refs) { // use 'attach' to inject to regular email // use 'message' to inject to page $refs['attach'] = 'custom message in email'; $refs['message'] = 'custom message on page'; } } new MyPlugin(); // engage!Hey thanks for catching that — it’s a PHP 5.4 issue, and I’ve been working under 5.3.
The latest version v1.4.6 should have those fixes you mentioned.