Rob Butz

Hi folks, I understand how to store "the entry ID of the form submission that created a new post, in one of the post's custom fields," but I don't understand how to go the other way. We have a lot of forms that do different things on the site. For example, only a certain group of forms creates records. To get the form submission entry ID into the created post (specifically, into a field called "form_entry_created_by", I do the following: add_filter( 'frm_new_post', 'frm_save_entry_id_to_custom_field', 10, 2 ); function frm_save_entry_id_to_custom_field( $post, $args ) { $form_key = FrmForm::get_key_by_id( $args['form']->id ); $special_forms = array( 'm_form_new_member', 's_band_aud_form', 's_choir_aud_form', 's_choir_rec_form', 's_jib_app_form', ); if ( in_array( $form_key, $special_forms ) ) { $post['post_custom']['form_entry_created_by'] = $args['entry']->id; } return $post; } But I don't know how to do the reverse - set the newly created post's post ID into a custom field in the Formidable Forms form submission/entry. It seems like it might actually be easy (maybe easier than what I'm attempting) because Formidable Forms does seem to maintain a link between the created post and the form submission. When I delete the form submission that created the post, the post also disappears; and a link to the created post also […]