gravity-forms-custom-post-types
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bradvin
Map Gravity Form post entries to a custom post type. Also include custom taxonomies.
When trying to use this CPT addon with [gravity+ DPP](https://gravityplus.pro/gravity-forms-dynamic-population/) I am getting JS Errors: It only seems to appear in the UI if I add a Standard Field Dropdown,...
When I load this into my plugin folder. It works fine .ie updates taxonomy using checkboxes. But it also disbles the form editor for gravity forms See screenshot ... Any...
The new filter 'gfcp_taxonomy_text' take two args : the default name and the term itself. With that you can change the label's text. You could for example use $term->description instead...
> Strict Standards: Non-static method gf_wysiwyg::get_base_path() should not be called statically in > ***/plugins/gravity-forms-wysiwyg/gf_wysiwyg.php on line 49. Quick fix : define('GRAVITY_WYSIWYG',plugin_dir_path(**FILE**)); On 49 line : require_once(GRAVITY_WYSIWYG . '/gf_wysiwyg_class.php');
Normal ACF functions do not work because this plugin does not create the reference that is needed for functions like [get_field_objects](http://www.advancedcustomfields.com/resources/get_field_objects/) to work, on single post type template. The plugin...
I am running a version of this plugin that is marked as: Version 4.0 beta 1 It allows to link select fields to a parent and also restrict terms to...
Using PHP 5.4 with [WP_DEBUG](http://codex.wordpress.org/WP_DEBUG) enabled, I get the following error(s): > **Strict Standards:** Non-static method GFCPTAddon::get_base_path() should not be called statically in _/wp-content/plugins/gravityforms-custom-post-types/gfcptaddon.php_ on line **55** > > **Strict...
checkboxes and taxonomies were not saving properly after GF 1.9 update which changes $fields to be an object instead of associate array. version bump. updated "Tested up to" was outdated....
Currently, on both GF 1.8 & GF 1.9, if you populate a checkbox field with taxonomies it works fine at first. However, if you update your taxonomy terms by adding,...