Checkboxes can’t be mapped

Hey kkej,

Can you please clarify? You can select a checkbox, but yes, at this time you don’t have the ability to select the individual properties. Currently our fields are very much One-to-One relationships and don’t have much in the way of dynamic usages.

Multiple Checkboxes: https://cl.ly/3Q2m0H3q2s1x

However, if you have a developer on hand, we do have some hooks in the code that you can utilize during submission.

After we collect all of the data, we offer you the ability to manipulate it as you see fit:

apply_filters( 'gf_hubspot_data_outgoing', $data_to_hubspot, $form, $feed );

I do want to add a few more filters over the coming months for manipulation with a scalpel instead of a bludgeon, but it’d still be a programmatic-based solution for the time being.

Looking a little more, and the next 3 fields in this screenshot are the individual Gravity Forms checkboxes out of the “Multiple Checkboxes” field, for selection for mapping: https://cl.ly/1V392l3C0v1D

However, it should be noted that if they’re not checked, no value is sent (vs having a yes value AND a no value)… and some parts of HubSpot are picky about this.

Hope this helps, too.

Hi @soben,

thanks for your help now and in advance.

There is actually no problem on mapping multiple checkboxes, the issue comes when as a EUROPEAN company Hubspot embeds the mandatory subscription fields, they don’t appear on the dropdown list nor even if we do the one-to-one cloning.

I would like to know if there is any way that we can trick the form to send always a positive value based on a conditional field, or something like that.

• This reply was modified 6 years, 2 months ago by kkej.
• This reply was modified 6 years, 2 months ago by kkej.