With the Gravity Forms Product Add-ons extension, advanced product configuration forms can be built and linked to any product in WooCommerce. Forms that contain conditional logic, pricing fields, user input prices, conditional-pricing fields, conditional submit button logic can all be created for your products. Additionally, any product that contains a Gravity Form is tracked in the cart to ensure, no matter how complex your product form only unique configurations are added to the cart and duplicates are incremented in quantity.
The Gravity Forms Product Add-ons extension gives you full control over how the display of the prices in the store should appear. You can use the default price displays that WooCommerce will display, or in the case of a configurable product containing pricing fields, set the price to something such as “As Low as $1000″.
You also have control over when the built in automatic price calculation will be displayed, if at all, and have the ability to configure each label individually.
This extension requires you own the Gravity Forms plugin
With the Gravity Forms Product Add-Ons extension, advanced product configuration forms can be built and linked to any product in WooCommerce. Forms that contain conditional logic, pricing fields, user input prices, conditional-pricing fields, conditional submit button logic can all be created for your products.
Additionally, any product that contains a Gravity Form is tracked in the cart to ensure, no matter how complex your product form, only unique configurations are added to the cart and duplicates are incremented in quantity.
Gravity Forms Product Add-Ons gives you full control over the display of prices in the store. You can use the default price displays provided by WooCommerce, or set the price to ‘As Low as $1000’ in the case of a configurable product containing pricing fields.
You also have control over when the built-in automatic price calculation is displayed, if at all, and can configure each label individually.
Required Configuration The plugin does not require any manual configuration after activation.
Optional Configuration A setting you might change is how HTML is formatted from specific Gravity Forms field types. A common request is to have HTML from the List type field show as HTML and not as a CSV list of data. To do this, you can use a filter to turn off HTML stripping in the plugin.
To turn off HTML stripping, add the following to the functions.php file in your theme:
Build a Gravity Form that contains any of the supported field types. Be sure to leave the Confirmation settings as default text with an empty message. Configure any conditional logic, and optionally submit button logic.
In the example below, the form is configured to use pricing fields. When using pricing fields, Gravity Forms requires a product and total field. Typically you add a hidden product field to the form and set its price to the price at which you require customizations.
Add a Product field (from the Pricing Fields section) to the form in order to configure the base customization price and set it to $0.00:
Gravity Forms Product Add-On requires that at least one Total field (from the Pricing Fields section) be present on the form. Add a total field to the form. In this example, we are using the built-in dynamic price calculations on our single product page. To prevent the customizations total from being displayed twice on the single product page (once in the dynamically calculated price area and once in the gravity form itself), add a class of “hidden-total” to CSS Class Name under the Appearance tab in the field configuration:
To add options to your form, use the Option field type from Gravity Forms. You can use other controls, such as the standard dropdown, but you must use the option field if your option has a cost associated.
Please note: If you have options that have a cost associated, you must use the Product Option field type, not standard drop-down fields, radio buttons, checkboxes, etc. This is standard for how Gravity Forms works. If you have trouble creating the product form, Gravity Forms documentation has several good examples.
Once you have built your form and are satisfied with the functionality, create or edit an existing WooCommerce product. Please note that in order for the form to display on the front end, you will need to have either a price or a 0 in the Regular Price field (for more information on this please see FAQ below).
Choose the form you would like to use.
With Gravity Forms Add-On enabled, you have options for linking the form, displaying the Gravity Form title and description, and displaying alternative price titles throughout the store. You also have the ability to control how the dynamically calculated price is displayed on the single product page.
After your options have been configured, publish or update your product. Navigate to the product in the store and see how your form has been linked to the product:
When a customer purchases a product linked to a Gravity Form, here is how the add-on information displays:
Cart ViewOrder ConfirmationAdmin Email – New Order Notification
List ( Partial support, the column values are stored in WooCommerce as a CSV list of data, not the raw HTML )
Pricing Fields
Product
Option – Drop Down
Option – Check-boxes
Option – Radio buttons
Total
Quantity
Shipping
Forms that are AJAX-enabled are not currently supported with Gravity Forms Product Add-Ons
Quick Tips
Any license level of Gravity Forms will work with this extension.
If you are having trouble with a form, calculations or conditional logic, ensure that the form works as expected on a regular post or page. Often times, calculated fields or conditional logic is not configured as expected and it’s easier to track this down when using the gravity form alone and without an attached product.
Ensure that you avoid using custom confirmation settings on the form. Leave the default confirmation set to text with an empty message.
Make each individual product into a separate Gravity Form Page. Using conditional logic on each separate product page (rather than providing every variable possible on one page) will keep your website fast. Each field that has conditional logic requires an AJAX post back, so there will be only five rather than 25 fields with conditional logic. Using the multipage approach should take care of lag issues.
Gravity Form Add-Ons does multiple calculations and processes the data twice to make sure everything works before adding it to the cart. This is why there are two entries. The good news is that you don’t need to use the form entries screen. All relevant information should be included in the order.
Note: Since version 3.0.0 entries are no longer saved in the form. All information is saved only in the order itself.
Ensure that you are running the latest version of Gravity Forms and Gravity Forms Product Add-Ons. If this is still an issue, delete the problematic form and create it again from scratch. Use the new form.
There are a few possibilities. The first is that you must check that you are assigning each option field to a product field. Next ensure that you have Disable quantity field checked for the product field if this option is not used.
Partial Entries is a 3rd party add-on for Gravity Forms, which collects data for partially completed, but not submitted, forms. Since the actual form entries for Gravity Forms are not important to the WooCommerce cart / order process (see FAQ re: duplicate entries), this add-on is not compatible with our Gravity Forms Product Add-ons extension.
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