Single GF Form on Multiple Sites without iframes

We are looking into the ability to share forms in some capacity across multi-sites in a WordPress 3.0 Network setup. If you are referring to using the Multi-Site capabilities of WordPress 3.0 and it's Network feature. We haven't decided on how we are going to implement this but it is something we plan on doing.

If you are referring to sharing forms across multiple completely standalone WordPress installs, the iframe method is the only way to do this.

We have also discussed the ability to embed a form anywhere, and that will probably be something that we add eventually, but it won't be in the immediate future. It will probably be a 2.0 feature.

They are on our list of features we want to add, so they will make it in eventually. We have a huge list of things we want to do with the plugin, as you can imagine. Stay tuned!

There's not an example that I know of right now. You would just need to make a very simple page template with just the basic Gravity Forms css/script calls then use that for your form page.

sample page template: http://pastie.org/1090660.txt

Once you've created the page, just preview it, grab the URL and add it in an iframe on whatever page you want. It's pretty standard, low tech kind of solution.

http://www.w3schools.com/tags/tag_iframe.asp

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My method is preferred because you don't have to load/hide a bunch of stuff you don't need for the form. It simply loads the form and the required scripts/css to make it work.

You would take that code snippet and save it as a new file in the root of your theme folder. You can call it plainpage.php or plain_page_template.php or whatever you'd like.

Once you've done that, you want to create a new page in the WordPress admin. This page is going to be the one to host your modal form. Embed your form in the content body the normal way. Then, look in the right sidebar for the "template" selector. Click on that and select your new plain page template from the list. Then, you just save the page as usual.

You can then click on the "view page" link at the top of the page. You should jump to the new page with just the form and no other content. Copy the URL and use that as the URL for your iframe embed.

I went into some detail on the original post here. You can refer back to that for more info.

http://www.gravityhelp.com/creating-a-modal-form-with-gravity-forms-and-fancybox/

Also, here's some more information on creating WordPress page templates

http://codex.wordpress.org/Stepping_Into_Templates