User Created Product

Any love? :P

I don't know if the post submission documentation will help. That just permanently changes the value of a post. Maybe I'm missing something?

I'm trying to add the values of the "Product" field to the order form that is mailed to the email on the Notifications tab using values supplied by the user.

So we get
<email form>
Name user info etc.

Order form
12 widgets $1200
1 blue widget $1.00

</end email>

Please look at my form here. http://dev.cheminc.com/order-form/

Please select: I have my Customer Code.

Maybe it will make more sense.

Ok so now that I have the values where do I assign them? Can you clarify what the "real Product Field" is?

"There isn't currently an option to the let the user name the Product, so you'd have to have a Single Input field that asks them for the Product Name and then you'd use the gform_post_submission hook to update the name of the real Product Field so that it uses the value of the Single Input field."

So should I use a multi page form and update the "real Product Field" on the next form page or can I do it all in one page? Can it be done somehow with ajax so that once they enter the product name it updates the "real Product Field'?

How I found the Keys and Values for those wondering.
foreach($entry as $key => $value)
$temp .= "Key: $key; Value: $value
\n";

Key: 16; Value: 1
Key: 17; Value: product 1
Key: 18; Value: 2
Key: 19; Value: product 2
Key: 20; Value: 3
Key: 21; Value: product 3

I understand what you are saying.

Also thanks for all your help so far Carl.

Awesome David. This is what I was looking for. Now is there a way to remove the values from the product fields (the product names I no longer need) so they don't show up in the email.

What I have so far.

add_filter("gform_product_info_1", "update_product_info", 10, 3);<br />
function update_product_info($product_info, $form, $lead){</p>
	//23:17 24:19 25:21 26:28 27:29
	$product_info["products"][23]["name"] = rgpost('input_17');
	$product_info["products"][24]["name"] = rgpost('input_19');
	$product_info["products"][25]["name"] = rgpost('input_21');
	$product_info["products"][26]["name"] = rgpost('input_28');
	$product_info["products"][27]["name"] = rgpost('input_29');
    return $product_info;
}

Hi Brad,

Looks like the issue was with the source code I provided in the other thread. Instead of the using rgpost() to retrieve the value, you can get the value from the $lead variable instead. This means rgpost('input_17') would become $lead[17].

Hi Brad,

Assuming these unwanted fields are not product fields, the only way to remove them would be not user the {all_fields} token and create a custom email format for the notifications.

Unfortunately, there will be nothing as easy as the {all_fields} token for formatting. Anything else will have to be by hand or using an HTML editor and pasting the code in.