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Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [GravityStripe Subscription Manager] Can’t activateHey there – we are looking into this right now to see what is going on.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Multi Page Auto Advance for Gravity Forms] Auto Advance not workingHey @luciche We are looking into this issue for you.
The radio button should submit the form if you have assigned for it to do so on the last option. Will see why it isn’t.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Multi Page Auto Advance for Gravity Forms] jQuery 3.1.1 errorThey there @davidfatena We are looking into this issue right now. Thanks for bringing it to our attention.
Hi,
Though I have not heard back so I am going to resolve this for now.
ThanksChecking in to make sure this worked for you. Please let us know when you get a moment.
Hey there… Had the developer work on things. Try adding this to any .js file that is loading on that page:
Here is the new script for that jQuery(window).load(function(){ var url = document.location.search; if( jQuery("#gform_18").length > 0 && url && url.match("frame_size1").length > 0 && url.match("3x3-frame").length > 0 && url.match("comp-can").length > 0 && url.match("Can-colour").length > 0 ) { jQuery("#gform_target_page_number_18").val("5"); jQuery("#gform_18").trigger("submit", [true]); } });This will check for the URL to have the parameters. If someone arrives at the page with parameters, it will send them directly to the color selection while all the other entries are dynamically populated with your parameters listed in the url. Give it a try and test it first. We used Google console to test it but since we didn’t have access to the site, have not checked it first hand.
I have played with your website to see how things work.
So to clarify… you want to be able to do something similar to what you have now but get rid of the next and previous buttons so they simply move through depending on their selections?
Yes.
So to do this, you’ll set up your pages for each stage – Size, Style, option, color, accessories.
Those will be the pages you’ll create… or the steps.
Next, on page 2,3,4,5 you’ll create conditional fields/content to show depending on the previous page selection.
So for example – If I choose a small size, and the small size has 2 different style options, I would only see content on the next page that is conditional to that size selected on the first page. All other options would remain hidden on the second page.
Then, with the auto advance plugin added, you’ll simply click to hide the previous and next buttons so when someone selects the size, it will go through automatically to the next step.
The PRO version of the plugin will give you some additional functionality.. Let’s say they want custom printing – you can actually make it so that if they click that option, they are not advanced to the next page, instead, the printing options are displayed in that same step below a conditional selection option. Because you have real time pricing displayed for this, I would keep the next option enabled here so they can explore the pricing differences for the total cost.
A good example of another place where the pro is going to be best is the solid ground options for sandbag and leg weights. With the pro version, once they make their selection for sandbag or leg weights, it will auto advance.
Here is the demo for the plugin so you can play with the differences – https://gformsdemo.com/gravity-forms-auto-advance-demo/
Hope I was able to answer everything here.
If this has helped, consider leaving a good review for quality of customer service. Thanks, I really appreciate it!
David
Forum: Reviews
In reply to: [Multi Page Auto Advance for Gravity Forms] Very nice plugin, works great!Antonio.
Exciting news. Pro version of this plugin is coming out with a really great feature you’ll probably appreciate. (revealing any day now).
You can also check out GravityStripe now too.
Cheers,
DavidForum: Reviews
In reply to: [Multi Page Auto Advance for Gravity Forms] Amazing! Works Very Well!Cynthia. My team and I really appreciate the positive feedback. We’ve worked to make it really easy to use so there is not a lot of thinking involved. You should also check out GravityStripe if you ever want to manage the Stripe Subscriptions made with Gravity Forms. Also easy to use.
Thanks again!
DavidForum: Reviews
In reply to: [Multi Page Auto Advance for Gravity Forms] Fantastic PluginGreat – so glad you appreciate it. Exciting news – PRO version dropping any day with the most sought after feature yet. Stay tuned!
You are welcome. Wait for our next update with very good features and improvements.
Thanks.Hey there,
This is conflicting css with elementor pro.
We can fix on next update.
Though you can write css on custom css file for now isbody .gform_wrapper form .gform_body .gform_page_footer .gform_previous_button{
display: none !important;
}Thanks for bringing this to our attention. I’m checking with my team to re-create the issue on our end and see if it is just a isolated issue or something we can work out for a plugin update. Stand by.
Forum: Reviews
In reply to: [GravityStripe Subscription Manager] Very simpleThanks for the feedback Jill. We will have to look into this feature. I think it is something we can add as a conditional check box. IF subscription cancelled… delete user entry. Let me get with the team.
If you haven’t already, check out the pro version. A ton of great features you might like – https://gravitystripe.com.
Cheers,
David and the team.Forum: Reviews
In reply to: [GravityStripe Subscription Manager] Great PluginThanks for the 5 star review. We really really appreciate your support.
Please checkout the pro version. It does include the ability to downgrade users upon cancellation.