Restarting a Gravity Flow workflow after editing a field with GravityEdit
The code sample below targets specific forms by their IDs. Make sure to change those to the specific form ID connected to your View.
The code below restarts a Gravity Flow workflow after editing a field with GravityEdit (formerly known as Inline Edit).
add_filter( 'gravityview-inline-edit/entry-updated', 'gravityedit_trigger_workflow', 10, 5 );
function gravityedit_trigger_workflow( $update_result, $entry = array(), $form_id = 0, $gf_field = null, $original_entry = array() ) {
$run_on_forms = [10, 20, 30]; //The IDs of the Forms you'd like to affect
if( ! in_array( $form_id, $run_on_forms ) ){
return $update_result;
}
$run_on_fields = [1, 2, 3]; // If the edited field is not one of the specified fields, do not restart the workflow
if ( ! in_array( $gf_field->id, $run_on_fields ) ) {
return $update_result;
}
if( ! class_exists('Gravity_Flow_API') ) {
return;
}
add_filter( 'gform_is_feed_asynchronous', '__return_false', 1294873 );
$api = new Gravity_Flow_API( $form_id );
$api->restart_workflow( $entry );
remove_filter( 'gform_is_feed_asynchronous', '__return_false', 1294873 );
return $update_result;
}This code doesn’t work when editing entries in GravityView’s Edit Entry page. We have another code snippet for that.
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