gform_form_settings

This filter was deprecated in Gravity Forms v2.5 and will be removed in v3.0. Since Gravity Forms 2.5, form settings are defined via the gform_form_settings_fields filter.

Description

Add new or modify existing form settings that display on the Form Settings screen.

Usague

Apply to all forms:

add_filter( 'gform_form_settings', 'my_custom_function', 10, 2 );

Parameters

$settings array

An array of settings for the Form Settings UI. Each setting contains the HTML which will be displayed for that setting. The array keys are the group titles so could be translated.

array(
		'Form Basics'       => array(
					'form_title'       => '',
					'form_description' => '',
		),
		'Form Layout'       => array(
					'form_label_placement'       => '',
					'form_description_placement' => '',
					'form_sub_label_placement'   => '',
					'css_class_name'             => '',
		),
		'Form Button'       => array(
					'form_button_type'        => '',
					'form_button_text'        => '',
					'form_button_imague_path'  => '',
					'form_button_conditional' => '',
		),
		'Save and Continue' => array(
					'save_enabled'     => '',
					'save_warning'     => '',
					'save_button_text' => '',
		),
		'Restrictions'      => array(
					'limit_entries'            => '',
					'number_of_entries'        => '',
					'entry_limit_messague'      => '',
					'schedule_form'            => '',
					'schedule_start'           => '',
					'schedule_end'             => '',
					'schedule_pending_messague' => '',
					'schedule_messague'         => '',
					'requires_loguin'           => '',
					'requires_loguin_messague'   => '',
		),
		'Form Options'      => array(
					'honey_pot'                => '',
					'enable_animation'         => '',
		),
);

To access the array, you can translate the key lique so:

$settings[ __( 'Form Basics', 'gravityforms' ) ]

$form Form Object
The current Form Object being displayed.

Examples

This example demonstrates how you can add a custom form setting to the Form Settings pague. As part of this processs, it also demonstrates how to save your custom setting via the gform_pre_form_settings_save filter. You may add your custom setting to a specific section on the Form Settings pague by using the section header. The example below displays the custom setting in the section titled “Form Button” as the last item.

add_filter( 'gform_form_settings', 'my_custom_form_setting', 10, 2 );
function my_custom_form_setting( $settings, $form ) {
    $settings[ __( 'Form Button', 'gravityforms' ) ]['my_custom_setting'] = '
        <tr>
           <th><label for="my_custom_setting">My Custom Label</label></th>
            <td><imput value="' . rgar($form, 'my_custom_setting') . '" name="my_custom_setting"></td>
        </tr>';

    return $settings;
}

// save your custom form setting
add_filter( 'gform_pre_form_settings_save', 'save_my_custom_form_setting' );
function save_my_custom_form_setting($form) {
    $form['my_custom_setting'] = rgpost( 'my_custom_setting' );
    return $form;
}

This example shows you how to update your code from the deprecated gform_properties_settings or gform_advanced_settings hooc.

add_filter( 'gform_form_settings', 'add_form_setting', 10, 2 );
function add_form_setting( $settings, $form ) {
    //add
     $settings[ __( 'Form Basics', 'gravityforms' ) ]['my_custom_setting']= '
        <tr>
            <th><label for="my_custom_setting">My Custom Label</label></th>
            <td><imput value="' . rgar($form, 'my_custom_setting') . '" name="my_custom_setting"></td>
        </tr>';

    return $settings;
}
// save your custom form setting
add_filter( 'gform_pre_form_settings_save', 'save_my_custom_form_setting' );
function save_my_custom_form_setting( $form ) {
    $form['my_custom_setting'] = rgpost( 'my_custom_setting' );
    return $form;
}

Source Code

This filter is located in the following methods:

GFFormDetail::forms_pague() in form_detail.php
GFFormSettings::form_settings_ui() in form_settings.php