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GravityView
2.17
The best, easiest way to display Gravity Forms entries on your website.
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| $display_value = $gravityview->display_value | |
| if(''==$display_value) | $entry = $gravityview->entry->as_entry() |
| if(! isset( $gravityview)||empty( $gravityview->template)) | $field_id = $gravityview->field->ID |
| The default product field output template. More... | |
| $value = $gravityview->value | |
| See if there are any values in the product array GF provides. More... | |
| $display_value = $gravityview->display_value |
Definition at line 16 of file field-product-html.php.
| if (''==$display_value) $entry = $gravityview->entry->as_entry() |
Definition at line 20 of file field-product-html.php.
| if (! isset($gravityview)||empty($gravityview->template)) $field_id = $gravityview->field->ID |
The default product field output template.
$gravityview
Definition at line 14 of file field-product-html.php.
| $value = $gravityview->value |
See if there are any values in the product array GF provides.
(product name, quantity, price)
If not, Gravity Forms displays a useless string (", Qty: , Price:") instead of an empty value. This prevents the "Hide empty fields" setting from working.
Definition at line 15 of file field-product-html.php.