Does Gravity Forms support new custom post types and taxonomies?
I have created new custom post types, taxonomies, and fields that I want to use in my article submission forms. Does Gravity Forms support them?
Also I want to enable certain members of the site to be able to submit content to those custom post types. Does Gravity Forms support support that too?
Gravity Forms supports custom post types and taxonomies via a hook. By default it just supports standard posts. But this is easily configurable using a little bit of PHP and a hook to accomplish saving as a custom post type or taxonomy.
If you search for custom post type or custom post types you will find numerous discussions with code samples.
We are working on an Advanced Post Creation add-on that will bring full custom post type and custom taxonomy support so it's easy to create these right from the admin.
fernandose
Member
I to am interested in this area of using gravity forms to create a form to post custom post types along with their custom fields and taxonomies. If a solution is being created by the gravity forms team, then I don't see a need for myself to invest my time coming up a custom modification. My question is, is there an expected release date for the Advanced Post Creation add-on, as it would greatly assist me in deciding how to approach this.
Thanks
The Advanced Post Creation add-on will be sometime later this year. We don't have an exact release date as we are working on other functionality at this time. So if you need custom post type creation in the immediate future you will want to use the API hooks to do so.
We are wrapping up development on Gravity Forms 1.5, the PayPal Add-On and the User Registration Add-On. After that we will decide which Add-Ons to work on next with finishing the Advanced Post Creation Add-On high on the list.
Idealien
Member
Is this related?
http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/gravity-forms-custom-post-types/
@Idealien That is a 3rd party add-on. Lots of users are using it. We didn't create it. It was developed by a Gravity Forms user. It is one of the reasons we haven't introduced our own, because there are higher priority items we would like to work on and this 3rd party add-on works fine for more use cases.
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