Using Pardot and Formidable

functions.php

<?php
add_action('frm_after_create_entry', 'sendToPardotFormHandler', 30, 2);
function sendToPardotFormHandler($entry_id, $form_id){
		if($form_id == 3){ //replace 3 with the id of the form
			$args = array();
		if(isset($_POST['item_meta'][XX])) //change XX to the field ID
			$args['firstName'] = $_POST['item_meta'][XX]; //change 'firstName' to the named parameter to send 
		if(isset($_POST['item_meta'][XX])) //change XX to the field ID
			$args['lastName'] = $_POST['item_meta'][XX]; //change 'lastName' to whatever you need
		if(isset($_POST['item_meta'][XX])) //change XX to the field ID
			$args['email'] = $_POST['item_meta'][XX]; //change 'email' to whatever you need
		if(isset($_POST['item_meta'][XX])) //change XX to the field ID
			$args['phone'] = $_POST['item_meta'][XX]; //change 'phone' to whatever you need
		$result = wp_remote_post('https://example.com', array('body' => $args));
 }
}
?>

Hello, I'm working to integrate Formidable forms to Pardot using this method - is this method and code still valid?

It should be, but I haven’t worked with Pardot for a few years. Joel

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On Nov 1, 2019, 3:02 PM -0500, cawalley ***@***.***>, wrote: Hello, I'm working to integrate Formidable forms to Pardot using this method - is this method and code still valid? — You are receiving this because you authored the thread. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub, or unsubscribe.

Needed to do this again, had to troubleshoot and ended up updating the code to use an array.

Thanks for this code! Question - have you run into any issues with conditional fields? Thanks!