I have been looking for a plugin like this for quite a while now, but I have a few questions. I am developing a weight loss website and I will be making a membership/buddypress site. I want to be able to have the members track their progress in various aspects by plugging in their results / behaviors in a weekly calender type form and then having a graph along with it. Is this possible? Also, I can't figure out if the forms would be able to be saved for each individual member under their profile or not to even keep track of their records. THANKS!
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Habit and results Tracking / Graphing
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Gravity Forms can capture the data, but it doesn't have any graphing.
If you use Gravity Forms to create a post, the post could be saved with the user filling out the form as the author. I would recommend saving the reports as posts so they can then be displayed on the front end. That would be the only way to show the form submissions attributed to a specific user.
Gravity Forms could do what you are describing, however it would be a custom implementation and it isn't something that it just does out of the box. Gravity Forms provides a lot of tools and capabilities, but you have to put them to use to make it do what you want it to do.
What you are describing sounds like a custom solution so you would have to keep that in mind.
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I'm not familiar enough with Google Chat API to answer that. You can do practically anything as a customization if the developer knows what they are doing and understands how the available Gravity Forms API hooks work.
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