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michaelbyrd123
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So I'm trying to figure out a mysql statement that will get a complete gravity form entry, given the lead id, as an object. Can anyone help? The reason I want to pull directly from the gravity form database is that I want the administrator changes through the entries tabs to be reflected, instead of creating my own database table when forms are submitted. So far i've got-

SELECT wp_rg_lead_detail.value, wp_rg_lead_detail_long.value AS long_value
FROM wp_rg_lead_detail
LEFT JOIN wp_rg_lead_detail_long ON id=lead_detail_id
WHERE lead_id=$id ORDER BY field_number;

This works okay, and gets the complete lead, with it's field number sorted. I guess I sort of answered my own question ^^. I can then get the field value by using an if statement, getting the detail value if the long value is empty (actually youd probably want to include the field_number in your sql statement as well)

Let me know if anyone has a better approach than this.

Posted 14 years ago on Thursday December 9, 2010 | Permalink
Alex Cancado
Administrator

You got it! This is the way to do it.

Posted 14 years ago on Friday December 10, 2010 | Permalink
michaelbyrd123
Member

Okay, so this has been working good but now I need to take it a step further and am getting a bit stumped. I now want to convert all of the field_numbers into their appropriate title. For example in a simple form they might be 1, 2.1, 2.2, 2.3, 2.4, 3.

How would I go about converting these to their respective titles? The info I need seems to be stored in an enormous string in wp_rg_form_meta. Is there a built in function I can use to get the headings given the string?

Posted 14 years ago on Monday December 13, 2010 | Permalink
Alex Cancado
Administrator
Yes, the field label is stored as a serialized string, so you won't be able to get them all at once. You will need to get them one by one, using the following PHP code:
```
//Replace 10 with your form ID
$form_meta = RGFormsModel::get_form_meta(10);

 $field1 = RGFormsModel::get_field($form_meta, 1);
 $label = $field1["label"];

$field2 = RGFormsModel::get_field($form_meta, 2);
 $label2 = $field2["label"];
```
Posted 14 years ago on Monday December 13, 2010 | Permalink
michaelbyrd123
Member

Woohoo worked like a charm. Thanks for the quick response. So glad I bought dev license so far ;]

Posted 14 years ago on Monday December 13, 2010 | Permalink

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