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Is that a paid only feature?

There’s no field that’s labelled “Add a Second Dataset” The fields I have are
Select the form to export data from: “listing of forms”
Select the dataset to export: “list of entries”
Field Map to use: “New”, “Empty”, and The Current One I Created”

Then I have below that
Shortcode for Download Link or Button

Then
Name of Field Map (will be used as default filename):
Select PDF file to work with:
Select Form to work with:
Flatten PDF form:
Attach PDF to Email notifications:
PDF password (leave empty if password shouldn’t be set):

Then my field mapping. Not sure what I’m missing but I don’t see an “add second dataset” option.

Plugin Edit Workaround-
From your Admin Dashboard go to Plugins > Editor

Select “WP WebApp Standard” from the dropdown at the top right and click “Select”

Change the “Plugin Name” line at the top from

Plugin Name: WP Webapp Standard

To

Plugin Name: WP WebApp

Save changes
Go Back to Installed Plugins > Activate.

Nothing so far. I’ve been searching everywhere. I may just end up hiring someone to write it. There’s too much involved for me to write it. I’m good at editing existing code, but not so much at starting from scratch.
If you happen to locate anything please let me know.
Thanks.

Ooh, goody goody. Thank you to all the contributors here. Searched pages upon pages of not so clear basics, but the solutions and links here seem to be a bit more thorough. I have a third party plugin that doesn’t natively run any cron jobs, basically have to go into the settings page and hit “go”. Trying to automate this. I’m extremely familiar with server side cron and bash shell scripting, but never attacked something like this before. Still getting to know my new friend php a little better.
Any productive links not written in “masters degree of data programming” language would be awesome as well ??
Thanks,
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I actually managed to get multiple dropdowns to work with gravity forms. Using the “conditional formatting” for example
so with this structure Continent>Country>State>County
In this example layout I’ll use Broome County, New York as my target

1. Dropdown 1 = list Top level Categories. In this case “Continents”
(Africa, Asia, Europe, North America, Oceania, South America)

2. Create Dropdown 2 with All child categories (countries) of the category “North America”.
Go to “Advanced Tab” and set conditional formatting to
“Show” if “All”
“Continent” is “North America”

3. Create Dropdown 3 with all child categories (states) of Category “United States”
Go to “Advanced Tab” and set conditional formatting to
“Show” if “All”
“United States” is “New York”

4. Final Dropdown has New York Counties. Select “Broome County”

My roadblock right now, is even with this structure, all posts created default to “Uncategorized” and not the final selected category. No Matter how I modify the Permalink structure.

Any suggestions?
WP 3.5.1
GF 1.7.5
Standard Categories, Standard Posts Types, Nothing custom.

I’m stumped on trying to resolve the 404 errors when viewed in french. Enabling or disabling the “Change URL’s” feature makes no difference. Scratching head and searching the web, hopefully come across a fix. I absolutely love this plugin.

oh,
https://urbanassaultcellular.com is the url

Is there a way to have this plugin detect the viewers current language settings for added functionality. Almost the way Chrome automatically asks if you’d like to translate non native pages. Just thought I’d chime in with that request. Otherwise Thank you for this. My customers come from all over the world and I was looking for something like this to facilitate their navigation through my site ??

My solution to that exact issue is to classify them as one would in a zip code lookup method.
ex:
US
US-state
state abbreviation+county
so it would look something like

0,USA
USA,Arizona
Arizona,AZ-Phoenix
etc

Yup, That did it. Thanks Lucheto. You saved me a lot of headache ??

I’m thinking, (gonna try now) that rather than have one per line (cause there may be unnecissary spacing before and after) setting it as a run on with single spacing? So it would be something like

<div style="text-align:center; font-size:12px; font-family:verdana; margin-left:auto; margin-right:auto; width:1000px;"> <a style="text-decoration:none; color:black; font-size:12px; font-family:verdana;" href="https://mytestdomain.com/north-america/alabama" title="Alabama">Alabama</a> | <a style="text-decoration:none; color:black; font-size:12px; font-family:verdana;" href="https://mytestdomain.com/north-america/alaska" title="Alaska">Alaska</a>

I emailed the huge chunk of code. I’ll place an example here as well should someone need this info in the future and try to keep followups through the forum. Thanks Andrew.

Sample

<div style="text-align:center; font-size:12px; font-family:verdana; margin-left:auto; margin-right:auto; width:1000px;">
	<a style="text-decoration:none; color:black; font-size:12px; font-family:verdana;" href="https://mytestdomain.com/north-america/alabama" title="Alabama">Alabama</a>
 | 	<a style="text-decoration:none; color:black; font-size:12px; font-family:verdana;" href="https://mytestdomain.com/north-america/alaska" title="Alaska">Alaska</a>

E-Mail sent. I don’t see the breaks in the editor. Only when I inspect element in Chrome.
Thanks for your help ??

https://urbanassaultcellular.info/blog/?page_id=2

Thank you for your help ??

Disregard all the sidebar gibberish and menu stuff, it’s not a concern as of yet. I’m just looking more into getting this image map layout to work.