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If anyone else knows of way, let me know, but, so far, no there is not a way to do this without custom programming.

You could, however, add a text field for the post_name. When the form is submitted, using GF hooks, you could use that field to change the post slug.You have to get to know some of the GF hooks. Mainly gform_after_submission.

I don’t highly recommend allowing users to change the slug, but if you have a good reason, you can try that. It isn’t within the scope of this plugin.

The latest version is fixing a lot of how the form is presented, but it still comes down to capabilities in the end. Would love more feedback on the recent changes and how I can make it better if I have missed anything.

I am unable to reproduce. Please comment if you have more info on how to reproduce this.

Some questions to answer would be:
What is the Field Type that appears to be causing this?
What is the Custom Field Name of the field that is causing this?

ANYthing else you can think of. And you can email me using this form: https://jcow.com/ If there is something private you would like to submit.

Thanks!

So. I was aware that addresses didn’t work, it has just been a while since I looked at the fields available, and I forgot. If you want address field support, you will either need to take it up with Rocketgenius, the company who owns and manages Gravity Forms, or use the GF hooks to add support on your own. This plugin, right now, is meant to support the built-in form options that Gravity Forms already presents. That is really just the fields under “Post Fields”. Those fields have a built in connection to posts, provided within the original framework. We are just adding the ability to use them to update as well the original ability to create.

You can build support for the advanced fields that are not already allowed in the “Custom Fields” field, but, at this time, it is outside of the scope of this plugin.

I see that the time field is not working. I am working on that, but it is at the bottom of my list at the moment. Right now, I am completely focused on issues with image fields.

Hope that helped. Let me know if there are more questions.

It is in the latest version.

Updated in the new version.

You can change the link text… but the short code wouldn’t allow what you are talking about I guess. The template function would. And you can add a cancel button in code, but I will look at adding it myself perhaps… Might be tricky with the gf shortcode though.

This was a bug apparently. If you did not have a post title field in the form, it would just delete the title. The latest version fixes this. Now a missing post title or post content field will allow the post to retain the existing information.

I am working on a number of updates, and some new documentation, but the new update should help simplify adding a form now.

First. Now it works a little harder to only show edit links and forms to users who actually have the right to see them. At least through the shortcodes.

Also. You can make the form and edit links work together better by requiring the edit link be submitted before the form shows.

So now you can add the below shortcodes to a post and only the link will show up when a user has the right to edit the post and the form will only show up once the link has been clicked on.

[gform_update_post_edit_link]

[gravityform id="1" title="true" description="true" update require_link]

This is very basic, but also allows a very basic starting point that works a little more like people expect I think. This would make the post editable on its own page.

The new attribute for the shortcode is: require_link.

This will get better documented later in the week along with some other updates.

See if this helps.

I am working on a number of updates, and some new documentation, but the new update should help simplify adding a form now.

First. Now it works a little harder to only show edit links and forms to users who actually have the right to see them. At least through the shortcodes.

Also. You can make the form and edit links work together better by requiring the edit link be submitted before the form shows.

So now you can add the below shortcodes to a post and only the link will show up when a user has the right to edit the post and the form will only show up once the link has been clicked on.

[gform_update_post_edit_link]

[gravityform id="1" title="true" description="true" update require_link]

This is very basic, but also allows a very basic starting point that works a little more like people expect I think. This would make the post editable on its own page.

The new attribute for the shortcode is: require_link.

This will get better documented later in the week along with some other updates.

I was not aware that addresses didn’t work. I will look at that.

Does the form have a title field in it? Or are you updating other info without the title?

Thanks.

I will try and test this out, but I will probably need to know more. This isn’t something I have seen before, so I am curious the circumstances that could cause it to happen. What is the custom field key for example?