Until it makes its way to the new Gravity Forms API, you can programmatically send a specific Gravity Forms notification using the GFCommon::send_notification function which receives the notification ID, the form object, and the lead object.
If you need to send multiple notifications, you can use GFCommon::send_notifications which receives an array of IDs.
Here’s how I use send all of the notifications for a specific event that occurs:
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| <?php | |
| function send_notification ( $event, $form, $lead ) { | |
| $notifications = GFCommon::get_notifications_to_send( $event, $form, $lead ); | |
| $notifications_to_send = array(); | |
| //running through filters that disable form submission notifications | |
| foreach ( $notifications as $notification ) { | |
| if ( apply_filters( "gform_disable_notification_{$form['id']}", apply_filters( 'gform_disable_notification', false, $notification, $form, $lead ), $notification, $form, $lead ) ) { | |
| //skip notifications if it has been disabled by a hook | |
| continue; | |
| } | |
| $notifications_to_send[] = $notification['id']; | |
| } | |
| GFCommon::send_notifications( $notifications_to_send, $form, $lead, true, $event ); | |
| } | |
| ?> |
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