poll

hello,

is there any easy template to make poll with GF?

thanks,

thanks for your quick reply. i need very easy poll like Which team is going to be the champion? , but i want the result logging method with IP , or similar

i tried to make poll with radio button, it works but how can i show the results to users when i decide to end the poll? and the form sends me email every the they vote on it. is there any way to see the results like A: 54 times B:99 ... so on...

ok than, how can i export the data to excell. i can do the rest :)

thanks for your help

ok. i saw the import export section. thanks again

Hi Cinisli,

What do you change between when the code was working and now? I tested the code provided in the link locally and it worked without an issue.

and i just figure it out that after i put the code my other forms are not working aswell. i have error :

There was a problem with your submission. Errors have been highlighted below.

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one more time i am placing this code in functions php :

/**
* Limit IP to One Submission Per Time Period
* http://gravitywiz.com/2012/05/12/limit-ip-to-one-submission-per-time-period
*/

$gws_limit_message = 'Ayni IP 48 saat sonra bir daha oy verebilir.';
$gws_limit_time = 172800; // must be specified in seconds; 86400 seconds is equal to 24 hours

// update the "5" to your form ID
add_action('gform_pre_render_5', 'gform_limit_ip_submissions');
function gform_limit_ip_submissions($form){
    global $gws_limit_message, $gws_limit_time;     

    if(!gform_has_ip_exceeded_limit($form, $gws_limit_time))
        return $form;

    $submission_info = rgar(GFFormDisplay::$submission, $form['id']);

    // if no submission, hide form
    // if submission and not valid, hide form
    if(!$submission_info || !rgar($submission_info, 'is_valid')) {
        add_filter('gform_get_form_filter', create_function('', "return '<div class=\"limit-message\">$gws_limit_message</div>';") );
    }

    return $form;
}

add_filter('gform_validation', 'gform_validate_limit_ip_submissions');
function gform_validate_limit_ip_submissions($validation_result) {
    global $gws_limit_message, $gws_limit_time;

    if(gform_has_ip_exceeded_limit($validation_result['form'], $gws_limit_time))
        $validation_result['is_valid'] = false;

    return $validation_result;
}

function gform_has_ip_exceeded_limit($form, $limit_time) {
    global $wpdb;

    $current_ip = RGFormsModel::get_ip();
    $last_submission = $wpdb->get_var($wpdb->prepare("SELECT date_created FROM {$wpdb->prefix}rg_lead WHERE ip = %s and form_id = %d ORDER BY date_created DESC", $current_ip, $form['id']));

    if(empty($last_submission))
        return true;

    $time_out = strtotime($last_submission) + $limit_time;
    $current_time = time();

    return $current_time > $time_out ? false : true;
}

Chris
OK thanks for that.. It totally makes sense.
I have WP installed in almost all my sites in a directory different than the root. Never had this trouble before AND I recently deleted/replace the original index.php which is included in the wp directory ... it had this line:
require('./wp-blog-header.php');

I was afraid that might be mucking up stuff as what controls the site (in the root directory) is:
require('./root/wp-blog-header.php');

So I deleted the index.php that was in the wp directory.. and that screwed it all up.

BTW, after our little chat (S) I replaced the wp index.php with a "Silence is golden" file.. and that made NONE of the previews show at all.

THEREFORE, I think I am saying that when you copy the index.php to root and adjust for the folder, don't delete the index.php that came with the install.
I hope I haven't confused everyone.
But thanks for putting your finger on the problem.
I love this poll plug in.. It's great!!
Kerch