Integrate the remarkable Gravity Forms plugin with Highrise.
| Author: | Katz Web Services, Inc. (profile at wordpress.org) |
| WordPress version required: | 3.2 |
| WordPress version tested: | 3.7.1 |
| Plugin version: | 2.6.2 |
| Added to WordPress repository: | 09-06-2011 |
| Last updated: | 26-11-2013
Warning! This plugin has not been updated in over 2 years. It may no longer be maintained or supported and may have compatibility issues when used with more recent versions of WordPress.
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| Rating, %: | 60 |
| Rated by: | 2 |
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| Total downloads: | 9 444 |
| Active installs: | 30+ |
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Integrate Gravity Forms with Highrise
No more exporting and importing from Gravity Forms into Highrise
Gravity Forms is the best form plugin for WordPress. Highrise is the best web-based CRM.
Gravity Forms + Highrise = Happy Sales Team
This free Highrise Add-On for Gravity Forms adds contacts into Highrise automatically, making customer relationship management simple. The setup process takes less than three minutes, and your contact form will be linked with Highrise.
This plugin supports great Highrise functionality:
- Multiple phone numbers (work, home, mobile, fax, other)
- Multiple email addresses (work, personal, other)
- Twitter
- Highrise Custom Fields: simply label the field the same name as the Custom Field in Highrise, and the information will be added!
Other Gravity Forms Add-ons:
If you have questions, comments, or issues with this plugin, please leave your feedback on the Plugin Support Forum. Or use a different plugin.
Screenshots
The Gravity Forms Highrise Add-on settings page
It's easy to integrate Gravity Forms with Highrise: check a box in the "Advanced" tab of a form's Form Settings
A link to the person in Highrise is added to the entry info box
Server requirements
Currently, the plugin requires curl to be enabled on your server. This will be improved in future versions.
What’s the license for this plugin?
This plugin is released under a GPL license.
ChangeLog
2.6.2
- Fixed: Incorrect value that prevented single-name-field (both first name and last name) from working. Thanks, @lhilton!
2.6.1
- Fixes tooltip issue on Gravity Forms settings page
2.6
- Fixes for Gravity Forms 1.7 and WordPress 1.6
- Accurately show forms with Highrise enabled
- Updated installation instructions
- Notes are added to Entries to show whether the entry was added to Highrise successfully
- If an entry was added to Highrise, a link to the person in Highrise is added to the Entry info box
2.5.2
- Added support for Gravity Forms 1.7
- Added proper error reporting for admins
2.5.1
- Fixed issue with notes not being created for a new contact
- Fixed issue with tags not being created for a new contact
- Fixed a field mapping issue. Thanks, @brentoe!
- Thanks, Marc!
2.4.5
- Fixed bug where tags are not properly added. Thanks, Justin and Paul!
2.4.4
- Fixed issue with latest Gravity Forms preventing Highrise checkbox from showing up
2.4.3
- Fixed issue where if there are no custom fields, the information sent to Highrise is malformed. (Fixed unopened
</subject_datas> tag, if you want to know!)
2.4.2
- Added an Highrise icon next to each form with Highrise integration enabled in the Gravity Forms Edit Forms view
- Forced
https:// API path to fix submission errors
2.4.1
- Fixes empty array warnings from 2.4 changes
2.4
- Reduced the number of requests to the API by a lot; should speed up the submission process
- Added Twitter field
- Added support for Phone field locations (Work, Home, Fax, Mobile, etc.)
- Added support for Email field locations (Work, Home, Other)
- Added support for Highrise Custom Fields. Simply label the field the same name as the Custom Field in Highrise, and the information will be added!
- Fixed issues with notes vs. staff comments (as described here – thanks Ted)
2.3
- Improved integration into forms: now, simply edit Form Settings, click the Advanced tab, and check the box titled “Enable Highrise integration”!
- Added error notice for logged-in administrators when form does not have required fields.
- Fixed & improved the upload functionality
- Now works properly for sites in sub-folders
- Upload links now are correct
- Supports multiple uploads
2.2
- Added to WordPress directory (originally found on Glide Design
- Made it easier to enable forms to be linked with Highrise
- Case-insensitive
Highrise label
- No longer need to add “yes” as the value in the Advanced tab. If you want, you still can, though 🙂
- Fixed many PHP warnings when WordPress development mode is enabled
- Improved layout of settings page and configuration instructions
2.1
- Upgraded ability to process multi-field forms and file uploads
2.0
- Did more extensive testing with Highrise and added account validation
1.1
- Added functionality for hidden form to choose to send info or not and to push tags
1.0
- Push functionality for all forms to people and notes
