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http://www.gravityhelp.com/forums/topic/multisite-2#position-9 I didn't want to edit the plugin directly so tried to find an alternative way to display the main sites forms on sub sites. In the end I used the gravity forums shortcode filter. To pretty much output my own forms setting my own database prefix. I had trouble with the form submit so …
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<?php | |
add_filter('gform_shortcode_form', 'gform_shortcode_form_mu_override',10,3); | |
function gform_shortcode_form_mu_override( $shortcode_string, $attributes, $content ){ | |
global $blog_id, $wpdb; | |
$old_wp_prefix = $wpdb->prefix; | |
$wpdb->prefix = 'wp_'; | |
require_once(GFCommon::get_base_path() . "/form_display.php"); | |
$new_form = GFFormDisplay::get_form($attributes['id'], $attributes['display_title'], $attributes['display_description'], $attributes['force_display'], $attributes['field_values'], $attributes['ajax'], $attributes['tabindex']); | |
$wpdb->prefix = $old_wp_prefix; | |
//replace the new forms action with one to the root site, rather than /sub-site/ which wouldn't process/submit | |
$shortcode_string = preg_replace('/action=\'.*#/', 'action=\'/#', $new_form); | |
return $shortcode_string; | |
} |
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