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📓 Notion: https://www.notion.so/gravitywiz/Doc-Update-GPPA-How-to-display-choice-values-instead-of-labels-when-viewing-an-entry-1af00ab68edf819d9673d7c674855483?pvs=4

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This snippet shows field values rather than labels on GPPA enabled fields when viewing an entry in the backend.

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This change modifies a PHP file in the Gravity Forms Populate Anything integration for WordPress. It introduces a WordPress action hook alteration that removes two filters—gform_entry_field_value and gform_entries_field_value—associated with the gp_populate_anything() function. As a result, in both Entry List and Entry Detail views within the admin interface, choice values are displayed instead of their labels.

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File Change Summary
gp-populate-anything/…/gppa-use-choice-value-instead-of-label.php Removed filters gform_entry_field_value and gform_entries_field_value from the gp_populate_anything() function to display choice values instead of labels.

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sequenceDiagram
    participant Admin as "Admin User"
    participant WP as "WordPress Core"
    participant GF as "Gravity Forms Plugin"
    participant Hook as "gp_populate_anything()"
    
    Admin->>WP: Request Entry List/Detail View
    WP->>GF: Invoke Populate Anything process
    GF->>Hook: Trigger gp_populate_anything() hook
    Note right of Hook: Filters removed:<br>gform_entry_field_value, gform_entries_field_value
    Hook-->>GF: Return unmodified choice value
    GF-->>WP: Provide entry data with choice values
    WP-->>Admin: Render view using choice values
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@matty0501 matty0501 requested a review from saifsultanc March 26, 2025 12:16
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gp-populate-anything/gppa-use-choice-value-instead-of-label.php (2)

9-12: Add dependency check for more robust implementation.

The code works as intended, but it assumes that gp_populate_anything() will always be available when the admin_init hook fires. To make this snippet more robust, consider adding a check to verify that the function exists before attempting to use it.

- add_action('admin_init', function() {
+ add_action('admin_init', function() {
+   if (!function_exists('gp_populate_anything') || !is_callable(array(gp_populate_anything(), 'entry_field_value'))) {
+       return;
+   }
+   
	remove_filter( 'gform_entry_field_value', array( gp_populate_anything(), 'entry_field_value' ), 20 );
	remove_filter( 'gform_entries_field_value', array( gp_populate_anything(), 'entries_field_value' ), 20 );
});

9-9: Consider using a later priority for more reliable execution.

Since this code depends on the Gravity Forms Populate Anything plugin being loaded, you might want to use a later priority for the admin_init hook to ensure the plugin is fully initialized before attempting to remove its filters.

- add_action('admin_init', function() {
+ add_action('admin_init', function() {

This isn't necessary if you're not experiencing any issues, but it's a good practice for plugin-dependent code.

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1-12: Implementation correctly achieves the stated goal.

The implementation effectively reverts to showing choice values instead of labels in the admin interface by removing the appropriate filters from Gravity Forms Populate Anything. This approach is clean and targeted.

@saifsultanc saifsultanc merged commit 3ca6389 into master Apr 11, 2025
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@saifsultanc saifsultanc deleted the matty0501-patch-3 branch April 11, 2025 04:50
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