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Can We write two different actions for two various submit Buttons in gravity frm

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  1. Arun
    Member

    Hi now I'm using gravity form V1.5 in wordpress 3.1.Now I took a project.The client want to change something in gravity form.The client's requirements as follows........

    1. Rename the button “Submit” to “Save and Continue”. Add another button “Save and Quit”. Clicking
    “Save and Continue” will save the current work and move to the next page. Clicking “Save and Quit”
    will save the current work and exit the form. In either case, the details should be saved on clicking
    “Save and Continue” or “Save and Exit” and the user can continue edit at a later time.

    2.Resuming the session: The user can resume the session by going to the same page and entering the
    data. The data that was saved previously will be displayed by default.

    3.Clicking “Next” after filling in all the details in the first page should take the user to the second page
    with the first, second niche and so on until these details are filled for all the selected niches.

    My query is , these requirements are feasible in gravity form or not?
    If it is feasible, please tell me the methods for solve this problems.reply me quick please...

    Posted 13 years ago on Tuesday March 22, 2011 | Permalink

  2. Kevin Flahaut
    Administrator

    You can customize Gravity Forms quite a bit if you know your way around PHP. As I mentioned in your other post, "save" functionality doesn't currently exist in the plugin. You would have to write your own code to make that happen or possibly utilize some third-party jQuery plugin to create a cookie and save the user's data.

    http://www.gravityhelp.com/forums/topic/save-and-continue-and-save-and-quite-submit-button-in-a-form

    If you're not that comfortable with PHP, then you might consider hiring a developer to help you with some plugin modifications.

    Posted 13 years ago on Tuesday March 22, 2011 | Permalink

  3. Arun
    Member

    Thanks your another reply Mr.Kevin.I used your jquery code yesterday.In wordpress, it worked correctly when we refresh the same page which applied the jquery.If we ge to other page, all cookies are destroyed.But it works in normal HTML file very perfectly.How ever I have more gain from your tips.Thank you very much.

    Posted 13 years ago on Tuesday March 22, 2011 | Permalink

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