Appfromlab

Hi @rguzzo ,

We are the plugin author of AFL UTM Tracker plugin. We have added support for integrating with CF7 to Webhook plugin.

You would not need the hidden fields. All of our data included in the webhook data will be prefix with _afl_wc_utm_

It is ready from AFL UTM Tracker version 2.15.1.

Thank you!

• This reply was modified 3 months, 3 weeks ago by Appfromlab.

Thanks Rogier!

Hi everyone, sorry that we got confuse with the terminology of Notification stage which used by Fluent Forms.

Gravity Forms uses the Feed terminology. Notification is just for email notification.

To give a little background on the AFL UTM Tracker flow:

1. During the gform_entry_created action hook, the AFL UTM Tracker plugin saves the attribution data into the entry meta and also process any dynamically populate hidden field. Since this is an action hook and not a filter hook, the connector plugin could not access the updated data when submitting to Google Sheet.

https://docs.gravityforms.com/gform_entry_created/

2. During the gform_entry_post_save filter hook, the AFL UTM Tracker plugin populates and return the updated $lead variable with the attribution data so that any processes can later access the attribution data.

https://docs.gravityforms.com/gform_entry_post_save/

To solve @shilldiy issue, the Connector plugin would need to submit to Google Sheet during the Feed Processor stage or any stage after it. We know this is not an easy decision to make and we leave it up to you.

Feel free to suggest any solution that we can take on our codes as well.

On the side note, just to clear things up, our email to shilldiy did not begin with “Ask CRMPerks to allow all add-ons…” as posted above.

Instead it began with “I would recommend CRMPerks to allow all add-ons..”

Thank you, we’re hoping with more integrations from cookie consent plugins, the WP Consent API can be merge into the core WordPress.

Thanks, but for now we don’t plan on adding custom code for every cookie consent plugins since there are too many.

Yes, would be good to add support for WP Consent API where developers can easily get consent value.

The good thing is that it will be a standard function across any plugin that wishes to read the consent value.