HowTo: Set Gravity Forms field values via a URL Query Parameter

Watch as I show you how to set a GravityForms form field value by a URL query string. Bonus: At the end I show you how to make Elementor Pricing Widgets all the same height when they're aligned side-by-side.

[@muhammadshafiulbashar2870]

Thanks a lot, It helped me!

[@myasirghaffar6051]

how to link that button with form ?????

[@jurgendevries1036]

yeah, that's where it ended right?

[@LatinoWebStudio]

Do you know how to do this for fields like name, phone and email? When passing data from the email field, it replaces the @ symbol with other characters so it causes a 404 error.

[@wenmarkdigital]

Sounds like you might not be url encoding the "@" symbol? Use `%40` when you want to url encode an `@` symbol in a URL. Example: example.com/search?email=user%40example.com

[@LatinoWebStudio]

@@wenmarkdigital it was because I was “name” which is already taken by WordPress. I changed it to customer_name and it worked just fine.

[@wp-100support8]

hahahah Funny video man

[@yds613]

how can I force ALLCAPS?

[@PylonDesign]

Some custom CSS targetting the gf field

[@charlesalder4128]

Where is the css code sample?

[@melissacox5356]

This doesn't work for gravity forms if the 'total' were a hidden field. I can't find a workaround.

[@wenmarkdigital]

Interesting...I would think that it would, but I'll take your word for it. I'll have to test this and see if I can figure something out at some point.

[@samsontamang2827]

@@wenmarkdigital how did u link button with membership value

[@siddhant2002]

Hi

[@samsontamang2827]

waste of time