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Creating Multi-Page Forms

A form with quite a few fields can look a daunting for someone filling out the form. Many times, the form can be simplified by spanning it across several pages.

gform_enable_shortcode_notification_message

Allows the disabling of the notification message defined in the shortcode.

gform_incomplete_submissions_expiration_days

Overrides the number of days until incomplete submissions are purged.

Gutenberg Block Changelog

View the change log for the Gutenberg Block Add-On.

$_async_feed_processing

The $_async_feed_processing property allows you to define a feed as asynchronous. By using this property, the feed will be processed asynchronously.

$_requires_credit_card

The $_requires_credit_card property allows you to easily define if a credit card field is required by a payment add-on. If this is set to true, the user will not be able to create any payment feeds without a credit card field present in the form.

$_supports_callbacks

The $_supports_callbacks property defines if your payment add-on supports callbacks. By enabling this property within your payment add-on, you can easily receive and process callbacks.

gform_honeypot_labels_pre_render

Override the labels used when rendering a hidden honeypot field for a Form.

gform_is_valid_url

Filters the result of URL validations, allowing for custom validation to be performed.

Create a Customer in Stripe without Capturing Payment

Capturing a Stripe customer through your form is easy with Gravity Forms, even if you’re not charging them yet. You can create a customer in your Stripe.com dashboard, including their payment details, without actually charging the customer using this tutorial.