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I see that the plugin should only be installed on new forms. I have one site that has a lot of complicated forms. Would the plugin work if all the form entries were deleted instead of creating new forms? I can send my clients exports of the entries. Thanks.
Hello,
The plugin can certainly be used with existing forms and any previously existing form entries can be manually encrypted if desired but do not have to be. We highly recommend that the DB is backed up and testing is done on a test/development copy of the site or a simple private page testing copy of the same form on your live site before implementing on your live site and live form so that you can be familiar with the settings and achieving the desired results on the live data when you implement.
That said. If you wanted to handle it as you suggest it would be fine as well.
Hope this helps! 
Thanks for the prompt reply!
One of the forms I want to encrypt sends information to Salesforce via a script (added to confirmations). Is that information likely to be sent encrypted? If so, is there any way around the issue?
Hello,
You can likely use the “process feeds/add-ons before encrypting” option per individual field (in the encryption options for field in form editor) which delays encryption until after feeds/addons/notifications are all complete on submission.
This of course depends on your custom script. The functionality is built around feeds and add-ons which use the gravity forms standardized API.
Of note: You wouldn’t ever get encrypted strings sent it unless you use our custom encrypted merge tags to do so intentionally, but you would likely get the restricted display if not using the option mentioned above.
Hi there,
My date format is dd-mm-yyyy But when i decrypt the date fields (in the notification mail) i get: yyyy-mm-dd
This only happens in the notification mail. On the backend i see the correct values. But my client wants it correct in the notification mail.
How can i change this? Are there any filters i can hook into?
Greetz and many thx.
Hello
Thank you for bringing this to attention. It seems the date field is normally formatted by gravity forms core for merge tag output but our decrypted tags do not currently tap into the formatting options. We will definitely take a look at adding this in some capacity for the next update.
UPDATE:
Version 4.3.8 * Fixed formatting of date fields in all decrypted merge tags to match the formatting selected for field. * Changed file upload fields printout to html links to the file for ALL and ALL+ decrypted merge tags. * Removed file upload fields links from core all_fields and plugin ALL and ALL+ merge tags if files are being deleted.
We are having an issue with blank email notifications i.e. the encrypted fields not being shown. We are using {gfef_decrypt_ALL} in the notification with 1:ALL,2:ALL,3:ALL,4:ALL,5:ALL in the settings. However, when we go in and resend notifications, they come through just fine. Help!
Hello
What version of the plugin are you running?
4.3.6
So the notifications on submission are blank but the ones on resend are filled in?
It sounds like you are using the “process feeds/addons “ option and that only outputs encrypted field data. When using that option the data isn’t encrypted until after the initial notifications are sent.
If you use the ALL+ tag it outputs all data encrypted or not and you should get the output of the fields on initial submission
Hope this helps
Yes that’s right. OK will give that a try – thanks
o I just checked and “Process Feeds/Add-Ons before encrypting” is not checked in the fields. Do I still need to use the ALL+ option?
Try that initially yes we will see from there.
That seems to have worked – many thanks
So despite the tests working fine this morning, we have received another blank email from the form. Help!
What do you have for your encrypted restricted display? To help diagnose this should not be blank
Hello. I have determined that the forms are only coming through correctly if they are filled in by a logged in user. In incognito mode they come through blank.
What do you have for your encrypted restricted display? To help diagnose this should not be blank
I added a message in the Encrypted Field Restricted Display and now the form is working. Could this have corrected it?
..possibly. By default there is a message in there but we’ll have to look and see if anything interesting is being presented by a blank dirks there.
You can try deleting the message and restarting to see if that is related to the cause, and we will review on our end as well
Yep – removing the message causes the form to come through blank again. That seems to be it!
Ok we will have a look at the code to resolve anything outstanding for the next update.
UPDATE: We have not been able to reproduce this issue.
From your description saying that you only get data when the user is logged in ..have you disabled the merge tag filter?
Also if you still need assistance could you paste your notification text (minus anything sensitive) here so we can look at how the tags are being used.
The forms are working now with a message in the ‘encrypted restricted display’ and using {gfef_decrypt_ALL+} in the notification with 1:ALL+,2:ALL+,3:ALL+,4:ALL+,5:ALL+ in the settings. I can confirm Merge Tag Filter Bypass is unchecked and MERGE TAG RESTRICTED DISPLAY FILTER IS ON.
Hi – bought the plugin and am testing it out as a solution for my web clients who use gforms for lead generation.
Is it possible to have encrypted fields remain visible when sent via email to the site Administrator? I don’t think my client’s will be too happy if they have to log-in to WordPress to see their leads. I thought the idea with GDPR was to encrypt data at rest/stored in the database – not necessarily hide it from the intended email recipient.
If you could explain this a little, and if possible – let me know how I can set it so Admins can see the date in their email… (I know this might be exactly the purpose of encryption). Thanks for your patience, then.
Disregard my question…. l need to learn to read ALL the docs first. I apologize. The functionality that I was looking for was the MERGE TAGS. They do the trick. Thanks!
Hi, I would protected a field (download file) but I would assign a password for every user. It is is possible?
Hello
File encryption is not currently an option. They are not supported fields so you cannot turn on encryption for a file field. You CAN email a copy and delete the file from the server automatically.
We are looking to hopefully include file encryption in the future and the logistics of the system for it is in the works.
I would protected a file upload, every user have a personal password. is it possible
No. This is not currently possible.
Hi, will this plugin encrypt file attachments? Are there any limitations on file types that can be encrypted? Thanks
Hello
Not currently. Please see the comment thread immediately above in regards to file encryption. All current features are listed in the main plugin page here.
That’s too bad. Thanks for answering my question.
If you need file encryption for gravity forms uploaded files be sure to check back as it will likely be a feature before too long 
Hi there! Thanks for this plugin.
I have installed and tested it out for a client. Encryption works fine. But now all fields in notifications and confirmations are displayed as ‘Encrypted Field Restricted’.
I understand I can work with the plugins decrypted merge tags. But this is so much work. My clients website holds 30 forms. I would need to enable encryption for each form (=30 actions), then add ID:ALL+ for each form (=30 actions), then update 2 notification e-mails and 1 confirmation with {gfef_decrypt_ALL+} and an email merge tag (=4*30 actions). That’s 180 steps to set up encryption. While it is doable, for my use case it is a lot of work. I’m not concerned about permissions, I only want encryption. Also, I’m setting this up as a one time effort to encrypt forms for my client. New forms are being added constantly by my clients webmasters, and I don’t think I will be able to explain these steps to them, let alone expect they configure this faultless every time.
Is there maybe a single action to just enable encryption for all forms, existing ones and future ones? And more importantly make encrypted fields show up in notifications and confirmations without per form configuration? For me some PHP filter hooks would work.
Thanks in advance!
Hello
There are 3 steps to globally enabling encryption on supported fields per form to use with decrypted merge tags and it’s likely only an additionalon minute to perform on any new form added to the hours a new form can take to set up itself. But yes. A systemic change to many existing forms, notifications , and confirmations may require an hour or so to implement.
That said, it seems that for some setups an option to simply globally decrypt the standard gravity forms merge tags could be very useful so we will definitely look into making this available so as to not even require the use of specific decrypted merge tags in a near future update. However for most setups the security of having to intentionally unlock and place merge tags to send out decrypted information is still desirable.
There is no option to run encrypton on all forms al the time because a lot of other plugin /feed/add-on functionality would not work if all form fields for all forms were encrypted all the time and forms should be set up to use encryption only where needed and using the option to process feeds and add ons before encrypting only where necessary. But, it only takes a few seconds to turn it on per form for all supported fields. If we are able to include an option to allow all standard merge tags to pass decrypted information for all forms (or similar), it should remove any additional time consumption in specific notification /confirmation setups for those with a lot of existing forms to change, but it is also potentially less secure as merge output is and can be used many places.
Hope this helps
UPDATE:
Looking at the available Gravity Forms core structure it appears as though allowing all standard tags is not a current option. However it should be fairly straightforward to add a single unlock which unlocks both the custom {gfef_decrypt_ALL} and {gfef_decrypt_ALL+} tags for use in ANY form. This would allow for simply placing either tag anywhere where accepted for any form without having to unlock it per form.
Hi, thanks for the super quick reply! I agree setting up the special merge tags is the most time consuming and more importantly hardest to explain to co-workers. Globally decrypting the standard gravity forms merge tags would be a great feature for my situation. Hope you find the time to implement keep up the good work.
Hello
Due to Gravity Forms core structure and the limited data available in the standard merge tag filtering the global decryption isn’t currently an option as mentioned above, but we have already implemented the above mentioned unlocks for ALL forms for the all tags .. this also includes the {gfef_decrypt_ALL_USER} and gfef_decrypt_ALL+_USER} tags as well.
This greatly simplifies the unlock process for the “ALL” type tags where they can optionally be individually unlocked once for all forms.
So for example, once you enter the unlock such as “ALL:ALL+” in the settings they can simply use the {gfef_decrypt_ALL+} tag wherever merge tags are accepted for any form without any additional unlock step required per form.
This feature is already in place for the next release version. There is currently no rough time on the release of the version, but we are hoping to have everything planned to be implemented completed soon.
My reply was a cross-post ALL:ALL+ sounds good to me! That leaves first name, last name and email fields though. These are also used in notification emails (to the client), and the IDs are different for every form. Any thoughts on this? Thanks.
Are you referring to individual field merge tags being used?
UPDATE:
Added “ANY” as a valid FIELD ID entry in the decrypted merge tag options to unlock ALL {gfef_decrypt_FIELD ID} tags for a form with a single unlock entry. This can be combined with “ALL” as a FORM ID to unlock ALL {gfef_decrypt_FIELD ID} tags for ALL forms with a single unlock entry.
For example. You can put 11:ANY in as a valid entry and then use any valid {gfef_decrypt_FIELD ID} tag for form 11 such as {gfef_decrypt_3} and {gfef_decrypt_101} with a single unlock (assuming these fields exist on that form).
You can also put in ALL:ANY and then use any valid {gfef_decrypt_FIELD ID} tag for ANY form using that single unlock.
this applies to User Decrypted Merge Tags and Encrypted merge tags as well so ALL:ANY:U and ALL:ANY:X are both valid and unlock user and encrypted merge tags for all forms respectively. This can also be used per form such as 11:ANY:U
This feature has now already been added and will be included in the next release version as well.
Perfect! Thanks so much, looking forward to the release!
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Hello,
What is the form id? What is the notification name? (This is listed under the forms settings in the notifications under the “name” column)
Form ID: 11, Form Confirmation Name: Default Admin Notification
Sorry. Is that a confirmation name or a notification name?
Sorry, notification name.
Ok, using the form id and notification name you would put
11:Default Admin Notification
into the setting and save changes. Be sure to follow the setting guidelines for making sure that your intended email recipient will always be able to accept the emails total file size after attachments are added. Gmail for example has a 25mb size limit so if the total email size possibly exceeds that it will not be delivered.
Awesome, thanks, that worked. Apologies I missed it in the instructions.
OK now for the notification email I just get ”=3D_62bb982ec2a5be95278ba411b276a5aa—” as the entire body of the email.
Hello,
What has been changed since it was working?
Ok
How was it working before? How large is the file(s) you are trying to attach?
It works with links to the files, yes (with this setting blank). The files are very small, about 15K total (field max is 7MB).
Can you take a screenshot of your system check?
Sure thing. Here you go: https://www.dropbox.com/s/9kusgk2345ab0yb/system-check.png?
Thank you. As a side note, we strongly recommend leaving the merge tag filter ON.
What other plugins add-ons or functions are running with Gravity forms currently?
Logging and signature (both from GF). With regard to the filter, that was the only way I could get the encrypted fields to come through in the notification. Is this setting to get them to be decrypted for the email the wrong one? https://www.dropbox.com/s/9uhmts9rp769c3k/merge-settings.png?
Yes , that is incorrect.
That button to show the option guide there will show detailed instructions and give examples for how to unlock any decrypted merge tags.
Assuming its FORM ID 11 and you likely want to use the {gfef_decrypt_ALL+} tag in your notifications/confirmations, you would enter
11:ALL+
in the setting and then use the {gfef_decrypt_ALL+} tag in form 11 confirmations and/or notifications.
Two questions please… 1) Am I able to install this on both our staging and production site with the one license? 2) Will the Gravity Forms Encrypted Fields plugin work (no conflict) with GF PGP Encryption plugin for GF notification emails (Ref: https://wp2pgpmail.com/gravity-forms-pgp-encryption-plugin/)?
Thank you for your support.
Hello,
If the staging site is not live to the public then yes. Otherwise it could be considered a functional site.
The PGP encryption plugin only encrypted the notification emails and if it ties into GF the standard ways there should be no conflicts. We have not heard of any conflicts with it to date. But forward looking compatibility can never really be guaranteed when it comes to unassiciated third parties.
Hope this helps!
Hi.
Thanks for the great plugin.
We have 2 questions we could use help with.
We are using a User Lockdown List and Field Output Masking and Permissions Bypass for form data being sent to a 3rd party api.
How can the encrypted field values be obscured on the frontend for admin users not on the lockdown list?
How can form entries be export in decrypted form using the user on the lockdown list?
Thanks for your time.
Hello,
If you are sending data decrypted in a confirmation or notification you should be using decrypted merge tags. As the “Field Output Masking and Permissions Bypass” options instructions explain, that option bypasses ALL permissions so you are decrypting the data all the time it is accessed anywhere for everybody, especially If you are using the full output permissions bypass then having users on the lockout list will not matter since you’ve bypassed all permissions and have open decrypted access to any field data if using that.
Decrypted merge tags on the other hand only decrypt the data where they are used in a specific confirmation or notification email (for example the one email or confirmation redirect sent to your third party API) and all other access permissions stay the same.
It is unclear of what you are asking regarding exporting decrypted data using a user on the user lockout list. The user lockout list is for putting users in who should NOT have access to decrypted data, so they would not be able to export it decrypted if their name is on the list. To access decrypted data ..including exporting, the user needs to have proper permissions. If you want the User to be able to export it as decrypted then they should not be on the lockout list and you should just give them regular view permissions as you are giving them access to it anyway.
Hope this helps
We got the field access issue sorted.
I worded the second question poorly.
How can we export form entries (via Gravity Forms Import/Export tool) using a user that is set (and can) view encrypted entries?
The exported CSV file is blank when entries are present and the user has view access to the form/fields.
Thanks!
There is no additional step required. A user who has view permissions to the data can export it normally.
Do you currently have anything in the “encrypted field restricted display” or the “hidden field restricted display”.
If not please place something in each setting and save changes (at least temporarily) so that you can tell if a user is being restricted vs simply getting no information.
Once you have populated those settings try exporting again to see if they are being restricted.
The user sees the entry data decrypted in the entries list (and detail view) but the export is empty.
Are there any resulting entries for your export parameters?
Where is the user given being given view permission to the data?
there are entries available that should be exporting for the form selected (all fields, no date specified)
lockdown is set in the User Lockout List field
admin user is specified in the User/Role Access List field
Do you currently have anything in the “encrypted field restricted display” or the “hidden field restricted display”.
If not please place something in each setting and save changes (at least temporarily) so that you can tell if a user is being restricted vs simply getting no information.
Once you have populated those settings try exporting again to see if they are being restricted.
Also are you are running the latest version of the plugin?
yes there are valued in those fields, yes running latest version of plugin
Is this a development site we can log in to check out the settings or does this contain real data?
..A follow up question. How many entries are currently existing for that form total?
If you are exporting a very large amount of entries to a single CSV it can sometimes simply take the editor a while to open and show the data that is there.
Just looking to eliminate that possibility
i’ll check on dev access ~40 entries, nothing big
Hi There,
I’m having another issue with the encrypted fields and email. When I use the {gfef_decrypt_ALL+} in the notification (after setting the form ID in the settings) I do not get all fields, and the download links are not current (every ”/” comes through as ”\/”. I am fine with just using the Merge Tag Filter Bypass setting, and this works when I send the form to myself (using {all_fields} in the notification). But, when I set it to send to the client, all of the fields are encrypted again.
Screenshots:
Settings: https://www.dropbox.com/s/qyfy8mfzd49ddve/bypass-settings.png?Email: https://www.dropbox.com/s/111e4d960v10qx0/Screen%20Shot%202018-06-14%20at%204.25.18%20PM.png?
What fields are missing from the ALL+ tag output?
The merge tag filter bypass only allows for users with view permissions to send out decrypted data through normal merge tags on form submission etc. it’s on to prevent this from happening on accident. If a non logged in user or user without permission generates the output it will still be restricted.
OK, what would be the best way to allow the public the fill out the form and get the entries to show through the email? Mostly I am looking to protect the data at rest. The email encryption is already setup.
The current custom tags do not output links for file uploads but that is added already in the next update which shouldn’t be too much longer for release. It has some updates for handling file uploads such as the mentioned links and also deleting the links if the files are being auto deleted.
You can always add in a standalone normal merge tag for the file upload field anywhere in the notification since they are not encryptable yet in the current release version.Using the ALL+ tag is normally a printout of all field data. If it is missing any fields after a certain point it may possibly be related to the email encryption. If specific field types are missing we can check to see what is going on.
Also if you’re comfortable editing the plugin file we can send you a few lines of code (early tomorrow) to add in the file upload links before the next update. Just contact us through our author page contact form and reference this help request
Thanks for your help. Just to close the loop, I ended up just created a wp user to fill out the form and granting access to them. Everything works now (with the exception of file attachments).
Excellent
File attachment links are in the next update
Hello, The Encrypted Fields add-on for Gravity Forms is exactly what I am looking for. However, it looks very complicated to setup and I am not a developer or have very much technical experience. In review listed 6 months ago a similar reference was made to the complicated setup and usability. You replied by saying that you would work on providing video tutorials. What is the status? Are video tutorials available? I wasn’t able to find anything and the documentation again looks very complicated.
Many thanks for your feedback.
Hello
I believe you are referring to an issue where ther was a language barrier to the instructions.
The plugin does not require technical skills but rather just taking the time to read the instructions and set it up properly. Video tutorials are still coming. We can try to push them forward more. However for standard setup they will really only be a direct reading of the setup instructions and following along which may help some people if there are language barriers to visually see and hear the setup instructions. Unfortunately most issues with setup stem from users just not fully reading and following the complete instructions and examples provided for setup or other settings and most user help we provide is just a repeat of the listed instructions.
As far as usability When it comes to using the plugin there is zero to learn or do as it is completely passive. Once it is set up for your needs you just use Gravity Forms normally. ..that’s all.
What we’ve found is that people who are new to Gravity Forms entirely can potentially struggle with learning Gravity Forms itself as it is a potentially complex form system with many possibilities and the issues aren’t always learning how to setup our plugin but rather learning how Gravity Forms itself functions in order to set Gravity Forms up as well as setiing up our plugin for their specific needs. Gravity forms itself can be very simple or used in very complex ways. Our plugin is similar in that basic simple setup is pretty quick and easy, but if your trying to do complex things with a form, you’ll have more setup to do. But the encryption options are just selected as you build you form normally and merge tags are used as you build you confirmations, notifications, or other form processes normally. In the next release version we’ve simplified decrypted merge tag usage further by adding universal unlocks that can basically allow users to unlock all decrypted merge tags for use at any time if the setup would benefit from that.
The layer of additional thought required for our plugin is a data view permissions hierarchy which can be as simple as setting up a user or role that can globally access everything and locking everyone else out, or you can make complex per user/per field permissions. So it is again as simple or complex as you would like to make it. Once the plugin is set up the other options mainly determine who gets access and when, but are not necessary to use rather available for use to setup more custom data access or customizing how it’s displayed.
The instructions for each setting give detailed information and provide examples to follow and a basic setup is pretty straightforward.
Hope this helps
UPDATE:
VERSION 4.3.8 (currently in development)- Added Video tutorials to instructions and documentation.
We are still working on a few and will likely add more, but hopefully these will be a great help for users.
We have also simplified initial setup instructions and added options to incredibly simplify using any of the the decrypted merge tags for single user/simple permissions sites that do not need to restrict their usage.
Hi, I see that the user registration plugin runs the data through wp engine instead of directly through gravity forms.
Is there a way to encrypt just the user meta that is added. I know you’re trying to avoid the encryption of core data but some of the custom fields aren’t necessarily vital to the core. Can I use the plugin to encrypt the custom meta fields?
I am trying to get everything to work with the update feed of the user registration plugin.
Thanks in advance
Hello
You can encrypt them yes, but core will not know what to do with the encrypted data to actually give it back to you unencrypted at any time so you will have unusable meta data as far as core is concerned it will just be encrypted strings associated with the user in their profile. Core gets the form data handed to it from gravity forms to populate the WP user data, but it does not run back through gravity forms to pull the data, and currently has no existing hooks for us to tie into while it pulls the user data so it just pulls the encrypted data from the DB and gives it back to you as is.
If WP core does not need that data for anything and its user data that should be encrypted you can/should perhaps just store the associated meta data for the user entirely in Gravity Forms. The form they fill out to register has to contain all the same info as the user being created/updated, and can store it encrypted and useably give it back to you. Gravity view is a great way to let the users update and/or delete their additional information if going this route. You would not use those fields at all for WP user registration and instead just store that information in the form associated with that users creation. This also allows you to search, export, and utilize the data associated with users using gravity forms functionality.
Hope this helps
Thanks for the quick reply. Can you possibly point at how the saving everything through gravity forms would work. Is that part of gravity view? Also the prepopulate and user update was the main function of the user registration. Is there a better or more compatible way to do that. Thanks so much it’s very helpful
Yes, gravity view lets users edit their own entries, so you can just store “user data” in form entries that they can edit. If the data is just for you to know about a user and isn’t actually needed by core you can just store it under the GF entry and get to it by just looking up the users name/email etc in search. They can edit or delete it on their own using gravity view
Pre populating field data based on actual WP user data wouldn’t be an option though for any fields not stored as WP user data, but again.. those are not currently usable if encrypted.
Hi there, my php log is showing these messages, just thought I’d bring it to your attention: [Jun 18, 07:20:49] PHP Notice: Trying to get property of non-object in /home/user/public_html/wp-content/plugins/gravity-forms-encrypted-fields/gravity-forms-encrypted-fields.php on line 1342 [Jun 18, 14:20:33] PHP Notice: Undefined offset: 0 in /home/user/public_html/wp-content/plugins/gravity-forms-encrypted-fields/gravity-forms-encrypted-fields.php on line 1417 [Jun 18, 07:20:49] PHP Notice: Undefined variable: gfe_user_role_limit_access_list in /home/user/public_html/wp-content/plugins/gravity-forms-encrypted-fields/gravity-forms-encrypted-fields.php on line 470
This last two pop up quite a bit.
Hello,
Thanks for the heads up. We can look to eliminate the notices in the next release version. Just a couple questions to see what is going on.
What version of PHP are you running? Plugin version? What action is the notice logged on? (If known)
Thanks
Please be sure to install the latest plugin version, and we have done some tweaking to remove various notices in the next release version
Having an issue with not receiving any email notifications. Suggestion?
Hello,
Is there something that ha changed in the wordpress setup? What version of the plugin are you running? Is this just on forms with encryption or for all forms?
Just purchased and installed. Only testing on one form (one or two encrypted fields). Latest version.
You are not receiving the email at all?
What merge tags are you using in the notification?
all fields
The standard Gravity Forms tag?
Are you receiving an e-mail that is blank, or not receiving any email.
If your form only has the 2 test fields and they are encrypted and you have deleted the default messages from the restricted displays the standard all_fields tag will be empty and will not print anything in the notification because you are using nothing for restricted display values instead of using the restricted display text to see when you are restricted. Merge tags only print out when there is a value(s) to print. The standard Gravity Forms merge tags only return restricted displays for encrypted fields. You must use the decrypted merge tags to access decrypted values.
If you place YOUR FORM ID:ALL+ into the "decrypted merge tag setting and then use the {gfef_decrypt_ALL+} tag in your notification email you will get the same basic output as the standard all_fields tag but everything is decrypted all the time.Replace “YOUR FORM ID” with the ID # of your form.
Yes, the standard gravity forms tag. There are other fields to report on. No notification email comes through.
If you are looking to get the decrypted values for the fields you must use the ALL+ tag as described above.
Is there anything else running that could affect your notification emails? Are notification emails working on forms without encryption?
Yes, all other form notifications that are not using encryption are working.
What do you have in the “Encrypted Field Restricted Display”?
What other content is in the notification?
Have you tried temporarily turning encryption off for the fields or removing the fields on a copy of the form to see if notifications are sent? There is a lot happening for config of each normal Gravity Forms form so we want to be sure that the email issue is because of encryption and not normal Gravity Forms config for the specific form.
Is this a development site where we can log it to review your setup config for the plugin, or can you send us screenshots via our author contact form on our author page?
One sec. I’m copying the site so I can give you access
Perfect. We will check it out as soon as possible. Please send any login data through our author contact form and do not list anything here.
Before I waste more of your time – please point me to documentation for…. (to be sure I’m doing this right.)
If you place YOUR FORM ID:ALL+ into the "decrypted merge tag setting and then use the {gfef_decrypt_ALL+} tag in your notification email you will get the same basic output as the standard all_fields tag but everything is decrypted all the time.Not a waste at all. If there is an issue or we need to adjust documentation we would like to know to correct it asap
Decrypted merge tags and full documentation including examples are on the settings page for the plugin
Ok. I’ve read the Decrypted Merge Tag fields (I see dead people … LOL so much to read!). What we want is to be able to use some sort of ALL tag but keep encrypted fields to display the message “encrypted field” rather than decrypt those fields. Possible? In other words show me all the unencrypted data and not the encrypted data for the admin. Looks like this is our issue.
FYI – I’d pass you site creds via CONTACT AUTHOR button but it says “Your comment will be shown in this items’s comments page”.
I’m not sure where that is showing for you, but our author page has an “email author” form on it that we are referring to
Here’s the page (scroll to the bottom for the gray button): https://codecanyon.net/item/gravity-forms-encrypted-fields/18564931/support
BTW – I figured out or issue. Mystery solved! We used a merge-tag for the admin email to receive notifications in the form settings page. It didn’t like that. As soon as I replaced that with spelled out email text rather than a merge tag, it all worked as it should. Consider this closed.
Ah, yes I didn’t know that button existed on that page!
But yes, not all inputs accept merge tags!
If that field is set what you actually want is the standard all_fields tag
That will do exactly what you want
Correct! I must pay you a compliment. Your support response is phenomenal. Enjoy your day!
