![]() ![]() We can “hook into” the Gravity Forms process and pass it the data it needs to pre-populate the form fields. This is an example where we can use WordPress hooks to accomplish our goal. So, how can we dynamically pre-populate our form fields if we don’t have direct access to the HTML generated by Gravity Forms? Hooks To The Rescue Unlike the simple HTML example above, when using the Gravity Forms plugin for WordPress, we don’t exactly get direct control over the HTML out of the box. In other words, we seek the opportunity to populate the form fields with post data, user data, or other variables instead of a fixed value that is set in the backend. Of course, this is just a default value and since it’s a form input, you can change it to whatever you like.Īchieving this pre-populated state with Gravity Forms in a dynamic way is what we’re addressing in this post. ![]() Note that “My Value” is already pre-populated as the field input value, since the HTML contains the attribute value=”My Value”. ![]()
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