By using the CLI Add-On for Gravity Forms, you can easily manage entry notifications using the command line.
Pre-Requisites
Getting Entry Notifications
wp gf entry notification get
Examples
- Gets a table containing the form submission notifications for entry 1.
wp gf entry notification get 1 - Gets a table containing the payment completed notifications for entry 1.
wp gf entry notification get 1 --event=complete_payment - Gets a list of payment completed notifications IDs for entry 1.
wp gf entry notification get 1 --event=complete_payment --format=ids
Parameters
| Argument | Description |
|---|---|
<entry-id> | The ID of the entry the notifications are for. |
[<notification-id>...] | Specific notification IDs to get. If set, this will override the event arg. |
[--event=<value>] | The notification event to retrieve. Default: form_submission. |
[--format=<value>] | Defines the format in which the notifications will be listed. Accepted values: table, ids, csv, json, yaml, and count. Default: table. |
[--raw] | Outputs the raw notification properties as a JSON string. |
Sending Entry Notifications
wp gf entry notification send
Examples
- Sends the form submission notifications for entry 597.
wp gf entry notification send 597 - Sends the payment completed notifications for entry 597.
wp gf entry notification send 597 --event=complete_payment - Sends the notifications for entry 597 which match the specified IDs.
wp gf entry notification send 597 574ff8257d864 596e53f8104ed
Parameters
| Argument | Description |
|---|---|
<entry-id> | The ID of the entry the notifications are to be sent for. |
[<notification-id>...] | The IDs of one or more specific notifications to be sent. If set, this will override the event arg. |
[--event=<value>] | The event to send the notifications for. Default: form_submission. |