• Resolved jjci

    (@jjci)


    Using a front-end form, I want a user to input three (3) simple parameter values and then press ‘Submit’ to run an online batch process which creates some PODS CPT entries (it uses PHP and only takes a few seconds).

    I have used Gravity Forms to develop a simple form for the parameters.

    My problem is that I would like my form to include a ‘cancel’ button and possibly a ‘reset’ button. However, forms created using [pods-form] or Gravity Forms apparently only allow for a single button (i.e. submit).

    Would it make sense to create and include separate forms for each of the ‘cancel’ and ‘reset’ buttons, and then use JQuery to detect when they’ve been clicked?

    Or, would it just make sense to use native WordPress to create the required inputs/buttons? This would not be my preferred approach.

    Any suggestions would be appreciated.

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  • Plugin Contributor Bernhard Gronau

    (@quasel)

    Hi,

    maybe that’S a question for the GF support – do you want to just reset the form or reset the created entries? Both for sure requires the use of at least a filter or action to add another button!

    Thread Starter jjci

    (@jjci)

    Good suggestion regarding GF support.

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