Integrates Gravity Forms with SendGrid, allowing form submissions to be automatically sent to your SendGrid contact lists.
Integrate your Gravity Forms with SendGrid to send submissions with email fields to your contact lists.
You can customize the contact data sent to SendGrid in the entry submission context with this hook:
apply_filters( 'gragrid_contact_params', array $contact_params, array $entry, array $form )
$contact_params
(array): Contact parameters, includes first name, email, custom fields, etc.$entry
(array): The form entry that was just created.$form
(array): The current form, the origin of the submission.You can also customize the SendGrid API requests using the following hook:
apply_filters( 'gragrid_request_args', array $args, string $path )
$args
(array): Request arguments, includes headers, method, body, etc.$path
(string): The specific API endpoint being called.gravity-forms-sengrid.zip
to the /wp-content/plugins/
directoryMake sure you have set a valid API key in the global SendGrid settings by going to Forms > Settings > SendGrid. There should be a green checkmark next to the API key field if the API key is valid.
This plugin only requires full access to Marketing > Marketing.
The field dropdowns show the Field Label or Admin Field Label, so make sure you have either of those set up in your fields. Or both, it’s also a good practice for accessibility!
The custom field mapping won’t appear unless you have at least 1 custom field in your SendGrid account, so make sure you have at least one.
Yes. The official add-on and this plugin have different purposes and do not have conflicts in between.
Yes. Just like Gravity Forms’ SendGrid add-on, this plugin serves a different purpose and does not conflict with it.
gragrid_contact_params
to filter contact data at entry context