Forms: 3rd-Party Dynamic Fields
Using pre-configured placeholders like ##UID## , ##REFERER## , or ##SITEURL## , add dynamic fields to the normally map-only or static-only Forms: 3rdparty Integration plugin.
Using pre-configured placeholders like ##UID## , ##REFERER## , or ##SITEURL## , add dynamic fields to the normally map-only or static-only Forms: 3rdparty Integration plugin.
- 01Unzip, upload plugin folder to your plugins directory ( /wp-content/plugins/ )
- 02Make sure Contact Form 7 or Gravity Forms is installed
- 03Make sure Forms: 3rdparty Integration is installed
- 04Activate plugin
- 05Go to new admin subpage “3rdparty Services” under the CF7 “Contact” menu or Gravity Forms “Forms” menu and configure services + field mapping.
- 06Configure the new “Dynamic Fields” section to optionally attach the dynamic values to the notification messaging (and how)
- 07Using the additional collapsed metabox for examples, add dynamic placeholders as “static values” to the service mapping (check ‘Is Value?’ column). Double-click examples to populate each textbox after selecting it.
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Installation Instructions
Unzip, upload plugin folder to your plugins directory ( /wp-content/plugins/ ) Make sure Contact Form 7 or Gravity Forms is installed Make sure Forms: 3rdparty Integration is installed Activate plugin Go to new admin subpage “3rdparty Services” under the CF7 “Contact” menu or Gravity Forms “Forms” menu and configure services + field mapping. Configure the new “Dynamic Fields” section to optionally attach the dynamic values to the notification messaging (and how) Using the additional collapsed metabox for examples, add dynamic placeholders as “static values” to the service mapping (check ‘Is Value?’ column). Double-click examples to populate each textbox after selecting it.