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Hi teachucomp!

Thanks for the feedback and I fully agree with you. But integrating that will take quite some effort.

The GFChart plugin already has this option and you can get the same ‘count’ results. Let me know if this helps.

Hi Nitrat,

no, this is not possible. You can use javascript to do the same (you can use the results of the shortcode in javascript and let js do your calculations).

Hope that helps!

Than I have no idea. The difference is 835,400 and this should come from somewhere. The plugin uses the standard filter options from Gravity Forms $search_criteria
See official GF documentation
$search_criteria[‘start_date’] = $start_date;
$search_criteria[‘end_date’] = $end_date;

You could ask a developer at Codeable to have a look what’s going wrong (they have excellent Gravity Forms experts) or use GFChart, which has basically the calculation function you want: GFChart.

Good luck!

You can’t use this shortcode for this.

The simplest, most visible way to solve your problem is making 3 additional number fields for each question field with standard value 1. You can trigger if this additional (A B or C for question 1 for example) number field is ‘shown’ with conditional logic. At the end of your form you can than make 3 different number field calculations. Because of conditional logic it will only count the visible numbers (even if you hide it for the users themselves).

Faster is to custome code something.
For Gravity Forms related coding, check Codeable
for good developers.

Hi Nitrat,

Can it be that you have negative numbers in entries in between 10/31/2017 and 12/31/2017? And can you try setting the end date of the 4th shortcode to 10/31/2017 (does it give the same result)?

Hi Siwax,

Thanks for the suggestion. We are currently not extending this plugin. Maybe you have better luck with Gfchart, which can also be used to count and filter entries.

Kind regards!

It can be that you use wrong tags
Could you try this and let me know if its working?

[gravitywp_count formid=’4′]

Hi @atmaarten!

Thank you for your suggestion. And it’s indeed a nice add to our plugin, but GF Chart already provides this functionality (and recently added functionalities like decimal point and thousand seperator): https://gfchart.com/?ref=3

See here their documentation about ‘relative date filtering’:
https://gfchart.com/documentation/?ref=3#relative-date-filtering

Hope this helps you a little further!

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Let me know when you tested it.

@carswahab
Could you check first if other shortcodes are working?

The plugin is sold on codecanyon, I guess you have bought it there:
https://codecanyon.net/item/gravity-forms-sms-pro/14539019?ref=gravitywp

If so, you could better start there to ask why his plugin doesn’t support shortcodes. We use the basic functionality of WordPress, so probably you’ll have the same problem with other shortcodes.

What plugin do you use to send SMS? And did you try to use other shortcodes? If yes, which ones do work?

Hi Mato, as told in the mail, I’ve got wonderful help from the Gravityview team, they provided me with a patch for the plugin to make it able to filter on approval status.

You can use the approval filtering by adding this to the shortcode:
is_approved=”yes” or is_approved=”no”

Keep up the good work!?

Erik

Hi Mato,

you can ask for custom development tasks for WordPress and Gravity Forms on Codeable. Search for developers that know Gravity Forms, but you can also post your task with a good title, and the right developers will find you. We have currently not enough time to develop this in the online, free plugin, but you can always contact us and ask for a quote at our support page.

We wish you a lot of success with your project!

• This reply was modified 7 years, 9 months ago by GravityWP.

We have the same issue.

Hi Mato,
the GravitWP Count plugin uses the entry variables available in GFAPI::get_entries(). What you are looking for is an extra step (filtering on GVCommon::get_entries() from GravityView). We currently don’t support this, we only use the GFAPI.

Kind regards,
Erik