I need more details in order to help you.
- What version of the plugin are you running?
- What version of WordPress are you running?
- Have you looked at my Help and Support Form?
- What exactly isn’t working?
SSL or not, the form should be displayed at a minimum but off the top of my head, I can’t think of any reason why it wouldn’t also submit even when using SSL. I also have to acknowledge that I am not a SSL guru either so it is entirely possible I’ve overlooked something.
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TNELN
(@tingaliin)
I am using the latest beta plugin and latest WordPress version.
I have added a link as [gform form='<full_url_to_form>’] inside att https site.
WordPress converts “<” into “<” after switching to visual mode.
I have tried to wrap [gform form='<full_url_to_form>’] inside
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TNELN
(@tingaliin)
Forgot to say that I am using Buddypress plugin.
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TNELN
(@tingaliin)
warp inside
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TNELN
(@tingaliin)
warp inside doesn’t help, < and > still gets converted to & lt ; and & gt ; .
The < and > characters are intended to show where you need to place your URL, they should not actually be included or wrapped around the URL. Take a look at this page, the exact syntax for showing how to use the form.
If you are using the beta version, I would recommend not using the gform shortcode at all and instead, enter all of the information into the new Google Forms Custom Post Type UI which is on the Dashboard Menu with the Green Google Forms icon.
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TNELN
(@tingaliin)
Worked like a charm! the form was loaded, will test send data soon.
When will you release a final version?
I am planning create a custom code to with get_userdata, do you think it will work?
Glad to hear it is working.
As for your second question, what are you hoping to do with get_userdata()? I have no idea if what you want to do will work without know what you actually want to do.
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TNELN
(@tingaliin)
Yes, get_userdata(), just to pull name and email.
However, it would be nice to be able to pull data from extended profile for Buddypress to.
Also, what do you think about Private Google Forms? is it a simple API issue?
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TNELN
(@tingaliin)
Do you think you can give me a clue where I should add the function?
The ability to require an email address and use the current user’s if they are logged in is already built into the plugin. It is one of the options when you create a form.
As for pulling data from the extended BuddyPress plugin, no plans to do that.
This plugin supports any Google Form which means the fields can literally be anything that the person wants to design the form to be. There is no facility for mapping existing WordPress user data onto the form fields. I supposed it could technically be done but there would be so many caveats and restrictions that I don’t think it would yield anything very useful.
Unfortunately Google Forms don’t have an API. Google Docs do but Forms do not. The only way to interact with the Form is to do so interactively. The plugin mimic interactive behavior using the WordPress HTTP API.
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TNELN
(@tingaliin)
Hey,
can you please tell me more about “ability to require an email address and use the current user’s if they are logged in”?
On the Google Forms Custom Post Type UI use the “Email End User” option.
