Gravity Forms Global Forms

Allows forms from the Gravity Forms plugin to be used across any site on a WordPress multisite installation via a new shortcode.

Requirements

• WordPress multisite
• Gravity Forms plugin must be installed and activated (on all sites where a global form will be used)

Installation

Always backup your website prior to installing a new plugin.

Easy

1. Download the Source code (zip).
2. Log in to WordPress and go to Network Admin > Plugins > Add New Plugin > Upload Plugin > select the zip that was downloaded.
3. Network Activate the "Gravity Forms Global Forms" plugin.

Manual

1. Download the gravity-forms-global-forms.php file.
2. Upload the gravity-forms-global-forms.php file to the wp-content/plugins/gravity-forms-global-forms/ directory on your web server.
3. Log in to WordPress and go to Network Admin > Plugins and Network Activate the "Gravity Forms Global Forms" plugin.

Usage

Create a form on a site within your WordPress multisite instance and then use the [gravityform_global /] to embed the form on any site within the same WordPress multisite instance. Use the shortcode the same way as the Gravity Forms [gravityform /] is used, with the addition of the following attributes:

• form_url
  • Description: The page url where the original form has been embedded on the site where the form was created.
  • Type: string
  • Value: Optional (as long as site_domain or site_id are set)
  • Default: null
• redirect_to_origin
  • Description: Whether to submit the form to the current/remote page where the form is embedded (false) or submit the form to the 'form_url' where the original form exists (true)
  • Type: boolean
  • Value: Optional
  • Default: false
• site_domain
  • Description: The domain of the site where the form was created (only needed if 'form_url' isn't set). This may be used in cases that the form was not embedded on the site where it was created.
  • Type: string
  • Value: Optional
  • Default: null
• site_id
  • Description: The site ID of the site where the form exists (only needed if 'form_url' and 'site_domain' aren't set). This may be used in cases where the domain may change.
  • Type: int|string
  • Value: Optional
  • Default: null

Example

[gravityform_global id="25" form_url="https://www.example.com/contact/" title="false" /]

• id is the Gravity Forms form ID (25 in this example) that can be found when editing the form.
• form_url is the page on the example.com website where the form has already been embedded.
• This shortcode could be placed on a subdomain site or sub-directory site within your WordPress multisite instance, such as https://subdomain.example.com/contact/ so one contact form can be shared across multiple sites.