Firstly, I just wanted to say (for anyone searching the forum) that I have CraftyClicks postcode/addressing software working on Wordpress with Gravity Forms, so if anyone has CraftyClicks problems, drop me a note and I'll send you the code I have for it... or if the mods could suggest somewhere I could post it in the forum, I could do that. It's a section of code for a html block which adds address confirmation via postcode search then fills the Gravity address sections field.
Secondly, now I've sorted that, I have a much bigger problem - I need to figure out how to use the numbers data/prices data in Gravity to populate some fields in a Wordpress page that will then calculate 71%-76% of the value of one of the Gravity-populated fields and show it to the person who just submitted the forms. I've one or two other calculations I want to do - but I imagine doing that side of things will be javascript.
What I'm wanting to know is how can I get specific fields in my gravity form to show within the structure of a wordpress page separate to the form. The page will change for each user, based on the figures they've supplied previously in the Gravity Form.
Would that field need to be a number field, or a user-submitted price?
It's for the value of a house - so will be somewhere between £80,000 and £1,000,000 so for example, if a user submitted £100,000 in the Gravity Field, that £100,000 would appear on the Wordpress page they're sent to after submitting the form, then below it a dynamically populated field containing "£71,000 to £76,000" would be displayed, and perhaps a few others calculated differently.
If anyone can offer any sage advice about how to achieve this, or point me in the right direction for more info on the matter (I tried searching, but didn't find a similar thread), I would be really grateful for your help.
Thanks in advance,
Rob
