Gravity Forms Add-On

Owned by Robert K. Toth
Last updated: Sept 16, 2024
2 min read

General

This Add-On extends the Gravity Forms WordPress plugin. Using this Add-On you can send the data of form submissions to Maileon.

Installing

You can get the zipfile at https://workdrive.xqueue.com/external/cb1f2560368f842b9b8e3ae69dbd061ee7497a1470d2333ea36a2ee5cf01ba12 which then you can upload as a new WordPress add-on.

Add-On settings

You can find the Add-On settings in Gravity Forms settings.

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Gravity Forms settings

 

Enable Double Opt-In mailing

Enable this setting if you want to trigger the doi process for new contacts created by this Add-On.

Permission

The permission selected here will be used for new contacts. You can override this setting in every form setting for custom use cases.

Maileon API key

Your Maileon API key. The best practice is to create one designated to this Add-On.

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Maileon API keys

 

 

Feed setup

 

To create a form feed setup, first create your form.

After creating the form you’ll see Maileon in the form settings.

 

 

 

Feed name

This is the name of this feed. It will be send with the contact as the subscription page.

Email field

The email of the submitter. This field is required, as it mandatory to identify the contact.

Permission

You can choose the permission of new contacts created by this feed. If empty, the general permission set in the Add-On settings will be used.

Standard contact fields

In this section you can map the Maileon Standard Contact Fields to the forms fields.

Custom contact fields

In this section you can map the Maileon Custom Contact Fields to the forms fields.

You can create new custom fields in Maileon by choosing Add Custom Key then entering the new fields name.

It is important to properly match the field types in Maileon and the form. So for contact fields where the type is number, you should use a number field.

Custom contact fields created by Add Custom Key option will always be text (string) fields.

JSON transaction fields are not supported

Transaction type

Select the transaction type you’d like to send on form submit. After selection you can map the Maileon fields to form fields.

 

 

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