We launched a brand new video on the Gravity Forms homepage today that gives a quick rundown of what Gravity Forms is all about. Take a look at it below and tell us what you think! Feel free to share and embed the video and help spread the word!
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Wow, nice video. I didn't even think about using a form to allow users to post reviews. In the video example, it shows a Star Rating drop down with a user-submitted review post above the form. So essentially that Star Rating drop down could be setup to automatically update the star rating images in the post based on the user's drop down field submission? If so, that's really cool.
Yes, if you know what the custom field name is used by any star rating plugins to store the rating and know what value should be stored you could certainly do something like that.
I've been a member for a month now and I'm happy with the feedbacks from my clients. Having the developer license is really dominating 🙂
By the way, I love the video and wanted to know where can I have that kind of video done?
Thanks
The Gravity Forms video was produced and created by the team at http://simplifilm.com/
Nice commercial. I was curious about the review/rating functionality shown in the video, too. I even visited the demosite of the video to have a look on this form, but there is no such form available on the site. It is a bit confusing for me: I think you can use GF for independent review articles. The form below in the video looks like GF can be used to write reviews related to a parent article? Like or respectively instead the comments form?
The form in the video that looks like a review is a form created to accept user submitted reviews. The rating field is simple a drop down field with the field label set to say "Star Rating" and the choices set to the appropriate options. It was just an example. The forms can do just about anything you want them to do. They could create a post for each review and store the post id for the post it's a review of as a custom field and then in your theme template file loop through and display all posts that are reviews for that post. Or the reviews could simply be entries. You are really only limited by your imagination. Gravity Forms can do just about anything you want it to do, not necessarily out of the box, but with a little customization using the large library of API hooks and filters.