Gravity Forms Popup Confirmations

Installation

1. Download the plugin.
2. In your WordPress dashboard, go to plugins, and then click Add New and then Upload Plugin.
3. Find the downloaded zip file for the plugin, and then click Open.
4. Click Activate Plugin.

Use

1. In the confirmation settings for your form, select Text as the confirmation type for the default confirmation or any other confirmation you may need for the form.
2. In the form settings for your form, add gf_confirmation_popup to the CSS class for your form.
3. Test your form.
4. Optional: Use CSS to style the popup and buttons.

Adding URL Parameters

You may find yourself wanting to pass URL parameters along with the confirmation. Because we’re not using the standard Gravity Forms redirect settings, a way to add URL parameters via the form’s CSS has been added. For example, to add the URL parameter “success=1”, add the following CSS class to the form’s settings, “urlparam-success-1”.

Updates

Plugin updates will be automatically available as stable releases are published on Github.

Reporting Issues and Contributing

This plugin is available on Github. If you have a Github account, please report issues and contribute to the plugin there. If you don’t have a Github account, please contact us to let us know about the issues you’re experiencing with this plugin.

Usage Agreement

Usage of this plugin, or any plugins made available by McDonald Web Works, constitutes an agreement and understanding by the user that McDonald Web Works makes no guarantee of the functionality of this plugin or compatibility of this plugin with any WordPress installation or other installed plugins. Additionally, usage of this plugin constitutes an agreement and understanding that the user assumes all liabilities in connection with the upload, installation, and usage of this plugin and releases McDonald Web Works from any claims of malfunction, incompatibility, data loss, loss of business, or any other harm in connection with the upload, installation, and usage of this plugin.

Please note that this is effectively true of any plugins available from any developer. It is always recommended that new plugins be tested in staging environments prior to being used in production.

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