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Barbara Smith asked 7 months ago
Bobby Clapp
For some reason, my answer is not displaying. What are you using as the view's filter?
Hi Victor, sorry I don't know what you mean.The views have been created for each form.
When you create a view, you have to set the view's filter. You are passing entry="[id]" as a parameter. The view needs to receive the parameter in the view filter. See this: https://formidableforms.com/knowledgebase/filtering-entries/
Okay, I changed the filter to User ID Equals Current User and now the pdf has no information on it at all 🙁
You're passing an entry id not the user id.
This is another language that I do not know how to speak. What should the entry ID equal? I tired current_entry because that seemed logical but that didn't work - still a blank form. So I currently have the filter as:
Entry ID equals current_entry which is obviously not correct. Is there a list somewhere of all the options?
When using this: [frm-pdf view=554 entry="[id]" public=1]
The filter is:
Entry ID = [get param=entry]
Thank you! I never would have guessed that 🙂
It has worked for the download PDF link so now I just have to wait for the emails to come through and I'll double check those. That's another issue I'm having - big lag on emails intermittently but that's a tomorrow problem.
Thanks for your help so far. Fingers crossed I can check this problem off the list.