Adding a link to a dynamic Confirmation Message

Please post the complete code you are using at pastebin.com or pastie.org and we will take a look. It is likely a syntax error caused by mismatched quotes.

Please post the code which was not working so we can check it for syntax errors. Post the code you want to use.

Try this version:
http://pastebin.com/Kwnh1QBQ

The links in your string were using double quotes for the href. You can't do that unless they are escaped with a backslash. Or, you can use single quotes, which is what I did for all your links.

Let me know if that works for you.

Craig, I made some progress with this but did not resolve it. However, I can tell you at least how to allow the tags through. You need to use the gform_allowable_tags filter. I used it like this, which would apply to form 20, and will allow < p >, < br > and < a > tags through:

[php]
// change the 20 to your form ID
add_filter("gform_allowable_tags_20", "allow_some_html");
function allow_some_html($allowable_tags){
    return '<p><br><a>';
}

That allowed the link to come through in the confirmation message, however, on my site, the opening < and closing > were converted to entities, so the HTML ends up being displayed and it's not rendered as a link.

Maybe this will help point you in the right direction. At least this much will be required to prevent the tags from being stripped. The next step will be to prevent them from being converted to entities.

Never modify any of the Gravity Forms plugin files. That code is added to your theme's functions.php file.

http://www.gravityhelp.com/documentation/page/Where_Do_I_Put_This_Code%3F#PHP

Craig, the position of the code in the functions.php does not matter, so long as it's not inside another function or code block, and is properly inside <?php tags. I actually have it in an external file, just to simplify management of the snippets for each form.

Here is that code http://pastebin.com/NqhE2ujG

This is the entry in my functions.php:

[php]
require_once(get_stylesheet_directory() . '/inc/20.php');

The snippet is stored in my child theme folder, inc subfolder and then in 20.php:

/htdocs/wp-content/themes/child/functions.php
/htdocs/wp-content/themes/child/inc/20.php

Craig, the process I used worked for me so far as at least allowing the HTML tags into the post. Have you gotten to that point? That much will be required before we can go any further. We can't log in to your site and do the programming for you, but we do try and show you what needs to be done.

Can you explain what is happening now?

Craig, it's hard to tell from here why it's not working for you. Since you are a developer license holder, I would open a priority support ticket and see if someone can offer advice or take a look.

http://www.gravityhelp.com/priority-support/

Any update Craig? I have not heard from Priority Support what the resolution was.