Hi tyxla. So glad I found your plugin. I was dreading trying to write it. I know it is impossible to test with all themes, so I doubt you have tested with mine. :-) Anyway, when I hover over a tab, it appears to be a link. I click the link and it does not go to that page/section of the form. I do not have any required fields that may prevent it from moving forward. Any idea what may be causing this?

Hi there,

will you continue to work on this plugin? It's exactly what I was thinking of doing, but it makes sense to wrap it all into a flexible plugin.

Missing argument 3 for GFSectionTabsAddon::gform_pre_render()

i am using gravity form and have this error

This section tabs functionality should be enabled/disabled by a per-form option.

Hi,

I don't seem to be able to use ur great plugin: after installation (and activation on a multisite WP environment) it doesn't even appear on GF settings :(

I really need this :) pls any advice?

Thanks!!!

Not sure if it makes super-sense - but maybe replacing the submit button with a 'Next' ( next tab ) button and then on the last tab displaying the final submit button might be interesting?

On the other hand it might replace the 'page break' functionality, however it's nicer to have it as tabs...

Write the GitHub readme

I thought I lost the plugin since I upgraded from GF 1.9 to GF 2. The add-on options didn't show anywhere any longer. I checked the version number here, which is 1.0 and on my install it was 1.0 as well. Then I realized that you're not increasing it. After running git pull the add-on was again available in GF 2.x

Maybe increment it the version number of the plugin when you push fixes? Ha

When a CSS class is added to the the form itself, it gets lost when using the plugin.

Hashes should be integrated to allow persisting the current tab.

Test with the Gravity Forms: Multiple Form Instances plugin.

I've installed this plugin and activated it, but there are no instructions on how to use it. I have a basic form, with some sections, but nothing has changed on the front end, and I don't see any new options on the back end?

I think that you should att multi-language support to the plugin.

By default gravity forms tabs are able to be toggled conditionally. When using this plugin this conditionality does not work.

Write the WP plugin readme

how to always show, sample captcha fields or total field seen in every tabs or not part of forms section tabs?

Is it possible to put the tabs into the left side of the form? Or, is it possible to do that with just CSS?

When submitting a form with tabs and any of the tabs contain errors, the first tab should open. Once the error is corrected, the next tab with an error will be shown, until there are no errors.

It might be better to inline the init javascript in gform_register_init_scripts like in this example : https://www.gravityhelp.com/documentation/article/gform_register_init_scripts/

The use-case where the current behaviour is breaking is when multiple forms are loaded on a page through ajax, and the initial 'gform_post_render' binding is being cleaned up between form loads with jQuery(document).unbind('gform_post_render');. ( This has been so far necessary so the input character counter doesn't get loaded multiple times on each consecutive form... )

So currently the section tabs then don't get initialized for the 2nd ajax form that was loaded, because the event listener on gform_post_render was removed, and then re-bound on the next ajax form load. Adding the listener with gform_register_init_scripts would add them after each ajax form, so that would keep the init on the safe side. Could be something like this :

add_action( 'gform_register_init_scripts', 'gform_section_tabs' );
function gform_section_tabs( $form ) {

    $script = "(function($){
        $('form.gravity_forms_section_tabs_enabled').each(function() {                                                                                                                                                                            
                initSectionTabs($(this).attr('id').replace('gform_', ''));                                                                                                                                                                        
        });
    })(jQuery);";

    GFFormDisplay::add_init_script( $form['id'], 'section_tabs', GFFormDisplay::ON_PAGE_RENDER, $script );
}

( This example would still not work, since initSectionTabs in the main.js is not in the public scope, so it would have to be moved maybe to e.g. window.gravity_forms_section_tabs.initSectionTabs to be able to call it from other functions )

What do you think?