Failed Custom Post Type Snippet

I followed a thread in this forum to use a gravity form and have it convert a post to a custom post type I created called "companies". (It's closed so I can't add a comment to it) Here was the code I put in my custom.functions.php based on the example given:

add_filter( "gform_post_data", "update_post_type", 10, 2 );
function update_post_type( $post_data, $form ) {
	if( $form["id"] == '2' ) {
		// Set our custom post type
		$post_data["post_type"] = "companies";
	}
	return $post_data;
}

It sort of worked. The test I did of the form was submitted, and a draft post called "Love this photo" was made in my companies list of posts, but instead of it being in blue (like a hyperlink), the title of the post is black (so I can't click on it) and there is no check box next to it. Also when I hover over it, there are no options popping up for me to edit it. So it's just sitting in my list of other "companies" I made the normal way (not through a gravity form) and I can't edit it or delete it.

Here's what the post looks like in my list: http://tinypic.com/r/o9iavo/3

I am way stuck. What do I do to not only edit/delete this test post but also fix it so future posts are editible?

Thanks for any help
Curtis

Never mind my last post, pasted it in functions.php and it worked fine for me.

@cbisel: I am having the same issue as you!

@ Carl: This code allows the Form to create the entry in my Custom Post Type, but does not give me the permission to edit the item. (e.g., The reason that it is in black instead of the usual blue, clickable link, BTW).

Any idea on why there would be a permission issue here?

@Carl -- Thanks for your quick reply!

Since I don't have any role management plugins, I went spelunking through the functions.php file and the DB table to see if I could figure out what was different.

When I set up the Custom Post Type, I called it "code" -- and when I set up the Gravity Forms hook, I called it "Code". The difference in capitalization seemed to allow "Form Generated posts" to appear in the Post Type, but not allow it to be edited! I edited the posts in the DB and the problem was resolved.

I am looking forward to the add-in -- and, should you want any extra beta testers for it, you know where to find me! ;)