Hello,
Is it possible to broadcast submissions from the child form to the original? We’d like to have form submissions all in one place.
Thank you,
Elby
There is currently no support for submission broadcasting… but that’s because nobody has asked. :) If you like I could take a look at seeing if that’s possible. Could you please send me an SQL dump of a form with some submissions to see how a real world-example of Gravity Forms is set up?
Howdy!
Does this add-on allow me to change a Form on the Hub site and then send a copy of that form to all of the Child Sites? Or does it copy form submissions? I’m a bit fuzzy on the use case.
You do not need the utitilies pack to use this add-on: it works very well as it is. It works to broadcast Gravity Forms and various add-ons related to Gravity Forms.
The PHP Code add-on will allow the mass-renaming of gravity forms across blogs if one is willing to get a little dirty modifying PHP code. The PHP Code add-on does not offer a nice user interface for renaming the forms, so one is expected to play around with the PHP code offered.
I see, thanks for the explanation. Makes sense now.
Can notifications and their settings/content be broadcasted? For exmample, if I’ve updated the message that gets sent in the Admin notification, or if I add a new notification – do either of those things get broadcasted when pushing out to the network?
More to this – when it says “Gravity forms settings” – which settings is that referring to? Just the plugin settings in general or the specific settings for each form? If I update a field on one of the forms, should that be broadcasted when going to Broadcast > Gravity Forms and selecting which child blogs to broadcast to?
I ask because I have the extension installed, I’ve added the wp-config line to match by ID, but none of the changes I’m making on the parent site/blog are being copied to any of the child blogs….so just wondering how it’s supposed to work exactly. Thanks!
The settings are the settings found in the _options table: Anything beginning with gf_*, gform_*, gravityformsaddon_*, rg_gforms_* and rg_form_*.
If you update the fields of a form, you have to broadcast the form (using the gravity form shortcode) in order for the form on the child site(s) to get updated.
When broadcasting the form, all of the form’s settings are copied over to each child site, and that should include any messages.
Is it possible to broadcast submissions from the child form to the original? We’d like to have form submissions all in one place.
Thank you,
Elby
There is currently no support for submission broadcasting… but that’s because nobody has asked. :) If you like I could take a look at seeing if that’s possible. Could you please send me an SQL dump of a form with some submissions to see how a real world-example of Gravity Forms is set up?
Does this add-on allow me to change a Form on the Hub site and then send a copy of that form to all of the Child Sites? Or does it copy form submissions? I’m a bit fuzzy on the use case.
Cheers!
Jason
The add-on only broadcasts forms, not submissions.
This add-on integrates with the PHP Code Broadcast add-on to allow renaming of a form on many blogs at the same time.
So I need the 3rd party pack and utilities pack to use this? Why even list it in the 3rd party pack then?
You do not need the utitilies pack to use this add-on: it works very well as it is. It works to broadcast Gravity Forms and various add-ons related to Gravity Forms.
The PHP Code add-on will allow the mass-renaming of gravity forms across blogs if one is willing to get a little dirty modifying PHP code. The PHP Code add-on does not offer a nice user interface for renaming the forms, so one is expected to play around with the PHP code offered.
I ask because I have the extension installed, I’ve added the wp-config line to match by ID, but none of the changes I’m making on the parent site/blog are being copied to any of the child blogs….so just wondering how it’s supposed to work exactly. Thanks!
The settings are the settings found in the _options table: Anything beginning with gf_*, gform_*, gravityformsaddon_*, rg_gforms_* and rg_form_*.
If you update the fields of a form, you have to broadcast the form (using the gravity form shortcode) in order for the form on the child site(s) to get updated.
When broadcasting the form, all of the form’s settings are copied over to each child site, and that should include any messages.