$form = GFAPI::get_form( $atts['form_id'] ); if ( ! $form ) return '';
// Get submitted field value (works after form submission) $field_value = rgpost( "input_$atts['field_id']" ); gravity forms conditional shortcode
return $condition_met ? do_shortcode( $content ) : ''; [gf_conditional form_id="1" field_id="3" value="Option A"] You selected Option A! [/gf_conditional] 🧠 Real-World Examples Example 1: Show a special message after submission [gf_conditional form_id="5" field_id="2" value="Business"] Thanks! A business account manager will contact you. [/gf_conditional] Example 2: Show different content for different selections [gf_conditional form_id="5" field_id="4" value="Yes" operator="="] ✅ Great! We'll send you the guide. [/gf_conditional] [gf_conditional form_id="5" field_id="4" value="No" operator="="] ❌ No problem. You can still browse our resources. [/gf_conditional] 🔁 Alternative: Gravity Forms Merge Tags + Conditional Shortcode You can combine merge tags with conditional logic: $form = GFAPI::get_form( $atts['form_id'] ); if (
add_shortcode( 'gf_conditional', 'gf_conditional_shortcode' ); function gf_conditional_shortcode( $atts, $content = null ) ! $atts['field_id'] ) return ''; [/gf_conditional] 🧠 Real-World Examples Example 1: Show a
[gravityforms_conditional form_id="1" field_id="2" value="Yes"] This content shows only if field 2 = Yes. [/gravityforms_conditional] Some plugins support multiple operators: = , != , > , < , contains , etc. Add this to your theme’s functions.php file: