David
Member
Hi:
I would like visitors to our site to complete a form that, based on their answers, will help them choose a given service/product. Is that possible with gravity forms? If so, are you able to provide guidance as to how?
Thank you for your help!
David
Gravity Forms is more for capturing and storing data, it sounds like you want is something that wouldn't capture data and would be more for calculating what product would be best for them.
This is certainly possible with Gravity Forms, however you would have to write a custom handler to handle the confirmation page and calculate what product would be best for them. So that part would have to be custom written.
You would create a Gravity Form with the questions you want the user to answer, and then on the Confirmation settings you would redirect to your custom PHP page and pass the form field values. Your custom PHP page would read these from the querystring and determine what product is best for them.
So it would require custom code to implement, it's not something Gravity Forms does out of the box.
David
Member
Thank you for your reply, Carl.
Unfortunately, I'm not super adept at coding (though I've certainly learned a lot of late!).
My next question, is it possible to delete the "submit" button? I have a workaround for the above question, but the end point is a link, not the submit button, so I don't want to confuse site visitors. Thoughts?
Thank you in advance for your help!
David
Yeah I would think you would be able to do what your wanting with Conditional Logic, and some HTML fields within you form. The HTML fields presented would be determined by what conditional logic was used and the users inputs to previous fields.
Then I would guess you could just hide the submit button with some CSS. So basically the form would never actually get submitted to back end of gravity froms, but you would use it to present a custom set of HTML based on questions and answers.
Cool idea, will bank that one.
