I'm attempting to create a custom type (input type="hidden") field that has some dynamically generated values.
Using add_action("gform_field_input" ...) I am able to see the generated input; however, it always has a label attached. Is there a simple way to remove the label when !IS_ADMIN for just this one field?
You can hide that specific label via the field ID with CSS. Do you have a link to your form?
Oh, It's currently just running on a localhost wordpress install. That's simple enough methodology. Just out of curiosity -- no programmatic way to enforce a null label though/ disable label generation?
Solution:
public static function gravityCreateInputElement ($input, $field, $value,
$lead_id, $form_id)
{
if ($field["type"] == "myType") {
if (IS_ADMIN) {
$content = "<h3 class='subsection_title'>Custom Widget</h3>";
} else {
$field['cssClass'] = "hidden";
$formId = $form_id;
$fieldId = $field['id'];
$content = "<style type='text/css'> #field_" . $formId . "_" .
$fieldId .
" { display: none;}</style><input type='hidden' name='myType' value='' />";
}
return $content;
}
}Nice, thanks for posting!