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Dave Harlander
Dave Harlander
2,821 Points
Posted by Dave Harlander
Dave Harlander
2,821 Points

Does Gravity Form have to be on a page by itself or can you include it in a page via a custom post?

I've tried to include a gravity form on one of my pages that has other content. I have multiple loops on the page and created a custom post that is my gravity form I want to add to the page. The first loop I have is to call out the custom post that has my gravity form in it. The next loop displays the answers from the form after I have approved the submission. My problem is the form isn't showing up as planned. I can see the form is working by previewing the custom post, but on the page I want the form to display its just displaying as the shortcode.

e.g [GRAVITYFORM ID="5" NAME="TRIAL " TITLE="FALSE" DESCRIPTION="FALSE"]

Is it possible to do this, or should I being doing this a different way?

2 Answers

Cena Mayo
Cena Mayo
55,236 Points
Cena Mayo
Cena Mayo
55,236 Points

The Gravity Forms + Custom Post Types plugin hasn't been updated in 2 years, but may give you some insight on how to handle this.