I have a page with multiple instances of the same Gravity Form short code (with different variable parameters) that open in a light box. Each form is passed variables so that the notification email and other defaults are different even though the form is the same. I would like a user to be able to submit one instance of the form. (Which will be directed to one email) and then submit a different instance of the form (which will be directed to a different email address).
All the items I have mentioned I have working. My challenge is that when I try to open a second instance of the form after having submitted it once already I get the "Thank You" response instead of the form. Is there a way I can use a hook to clear or set something after the form has been sent? Maybe a div needs to be shown or hid?
Same questioned asked herewordpress gravity forms submit multiple times
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I can think of two solutions:
Implement the forms in <iframes> so that each form submission truly happens on a separate page even though it gives the illusion of the forms all being available on the same page.
I've written a plugin which allows you to reload any AJAX-enabled form (). In the demo, you click a link to reload the form; however, it also provides an option to automatically reload the form after X seconds. Additionally, you can trigger the reload manually (like when the popup containing the form is closed) anywhere in your javascript like so:
gwrf.reloadForm();
Although I know the post is old but I want to put my suggestions which may be useful with following steps:
Create multiple instance form with gravity multiple instance form plugin.
Change the plugin so that form instance's form-id get sequencial ( if form id: 15 then instance's ids will be 151,152 ...) rather than random number.
Now put a hidden field in the form and set default value as form-id ( indirectely its instance id).
Go to form setting notification and set routing with instance ids with respect to hidden field.
[ Note: form submission with AJAX.]
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