@@martinbuno3990 probably so. But you'd have to write more in-depth PHP probably to get all the different fields and integrate with Google apps script.
@@martinbuno3990I'll put it on my list of video ideas. Repeater fields make everything dynamic so you would have to do some sort of loop to check the fields and data. Best of luck!
Unfortunately I don't believe Bricks Forge can fetch data. But you can send data to your WordPress site using automations. Brendan O'connell has a vid on his channel showing how to do this.
It can be modified I bet, but I personally have never written data to a google doc. I imagine there's code for that. You would have to do a little research on it. If you need some custom work done, I'm available to do that type of work.
@@leoenoch4989 Yes. Once you get all your data in the webhook, you would need to loop over that data in the Google sheet app script. Or you could store the repeater data as an array in sheets like [data, data, data] in one single cell. But that's not super great. You would have to write some code, but totally doable.
I suppose you could add automations to make it like Calendly. The tricky party is syncing with a calendar to check availability. That's where Calendly shines.
@@aperturedigitalmarketing Yes, it’s free. It still shows me an issue with data, keys, and values. Response: json { "object": "error", "status": 400, "code": "validation_error", "message": "body failed validation: body.parent should be defined, instead was undefined.", "request_id": "0b0af9ee-7e57-4710-a4cb-63f6ff5eb205" } ```"
Awesome. I was just looking exactly for how to connect bricks form with a Google sheet. Lifesaver!
Really useful!! Thank you 🙂
So glad!
Great work! This really helped, thank you!
This really helped with my sister-in-law's wedding RSVP form. Great tutorial! Thank you so much.
Awesome! Glad to hear it. Webhooks are addicting and a lot of fun!
Great Tip! Is it possible to send data from Checkbox Wraper and Radio Wrapper? I can't set it
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Thanks! I would like to ask you, is possible to do this for repeater fields? Thanks!
@@martinbuno3990 probably so. But you'd have to write more in-depth PHP probably to get all the different fields and integrate with Google apps script.
@@aperturedigitalmarketing thanks! unfortunately, this is not my forte, I'm afraid I'll have to find another option.
@@martinbuno3990I'll put it on my list of video ideas. Repeater fields make everything dynamic so you would have to do some sort of loop to check the fields and data. Best of luck!
Many thanks! Is rhere any way of using the data from Google Sheets in wordpress? Ie having Bricksforge forms Get the data from the sheet? Many thanks!
Unfortunately I don't believe Bricks Forge can fetch data. But you can send data to your WordPress site using automations. Brendan O'connell has a vid on his channel showing how to do this.
Thanks
Great tutorial and easy to understand. Does this also work with Docs? How do I change the JavaScript code for this?
It can be modified I bet, but I personally have never written data to a google doc. I imagine there's code for that. You would have to do a little research on it. If you need some custom work done, I'm available to do that type of work.
Would repeatable fields also possible to integrate with google sheet?
@@leoenoch4989 Yes. Once you get all your data in the webhook, you would need to loop over that data in the Google sheet app script.
Or you could store the repeater data as an array in sheets like [data, data, data] in one single cell. But that's not super great.
You would have to write some code, but totally doable.
Is it also possible to develop something like calendly ?
I suppose you could add automations to make it like Calendly. The tricky party is syncing with a calendar to check availability. That's where Calendly shines.
exactly@@aperturedigitalmarketing
Please, how to connect Notion?
@@andreasayocruz I don't have Notion, do they have a free tier?
@@aperturedigitalmarketing Yes, it’s free. It still shows me an issue with data, keys, and values.
Response:
json
{
"object": "error",
"status": 400,
"code": "validation_error",
"message": "body failed validation: body.parent should be defined, instead was undefined.",
"request_id": "0b0af9ee-7e57-4710-a4cb-63f6ff5eb205"
}
```"
Works flawlessly through POSTMAN.
@@aperturedigitalmarketing Yes, it is free.