stacker02
Member
I am trying to figure out if I can do the following. I am wanting to get the name and email of potential donors and have them check the option of the type of support they want to do.
Depending on the support options (which are 4) you will be taken to a URL or pass data.
1) go to website
2) download a PDF
3) go to website
4) show mailing address
http://whereintheworldarethetarantinos.com/support/
Is this possible?
Gravity Forms does not currently support conditional confirmations. So you can't show a different confirmation based on a field selection. This is a feature we plan on adding in the future and is most definitely on our to do list.
It can be done now, however it can only be done as a customization. You'd have to write your own custom PHP page that you redirect the form to and pass the field value for the field that determines where to send the user via the query string. Then that custom PHP page page would then need to redirect where you want to send the user based on the value.
So it can be done but only as a customization.
stacker02
Member
Thanks for the feedback. I went ahead and set the custom PHP page and it works...
BUT...
I have it setup to email the user a confirmation email and I am getting a server 500 error when Ihave this set.
What could be causing this?
If I don´t set it to send an email, no problems... (currently set not to email people)
http://whereintheworldarethetarantinos.com/support/
here is the PHP code
<?php $support = $_GET['support']; ?>
<?php if ($support == 'pledge') { ?>
<?php header( 'Location: http://worldmissions.ag.org/agwm_commit_form.cfm?AcctNo=294344'; ) ;?>
<?php } elseif ($support == 'credit') {?>
<?php header( 'Location: http://ag.org/contributorservices_PDF/CRCDAUTH.pdf'; ) ;?>
<?php } elseif ($support == 'online') {?>
<?php header( 'Location: https://secure1.ag.org/contributions/detail.cfm?LedgerID=74693978-2aff-4cee-ab68-e98d6bc9edf6'; ) ;?>
<?php } elseif ($support == 'check') {?>
<?php header( 'Location: http://goo.gl/OI0XD'; ) ;?>
<?php } ?>I'm not entirely sure what you are saying the issue is. So you have your form set to redirect to this custom page when it's submitted and when you submit the form you are getting a 500 server error? Can you explain in more detail?
stacker02
Member
What was happening was on my form I had the notifications set to email the administrator as well as send a follow up email to the user who registered.
If I had both set, I would receive 500 errors.
But if I disabled either administrator email or user email then it works. So for some reason it´s not letting me do both.
Can you export your form please and email it to me at chris@rocketgenius.com and confirm that this is the only code in your functions.php that affects this form? If you need to, attach your whole functions.php as well, and I will take a look at it for you.
Two things.
1) Remove the query string and merge tag from the URL. It should look like this:
http://whereintheworldarethetarantinos.com/be2012/support.php
2) Update your query string to this:
support={Type of Support:4}
Just add the "support=" to the beginning or what is there. So the URL in the address bar will be:
http://whereintheworldarethetarantinos.com/be2012/support.php?support=pledge (or online, or credit, or check)
I just tested all four strings and your support.php redirect file is working properly. Just watch the address bar and see what happens when you try various query strings or URLs.
