Wodpress (Gravity Forms Plugin) - Modification of Spinner during Form Submission
Budget: $30 – $250 USD
I am looking for someone to help me modify the HTML code that displays an animated gif (spinner) during the submission of a Gravity Forms-based form.
Due to the fact that there is an external API call during the form submission, the loading time for the confirmation page has been extended.
I need to replace the standard spinner that appears after clicking the final button with a popup containing a brief message about the need to wait for a few seconds for the form submission process to complete.
Currently, the spinner has the following code:
<img id="gform_ajax_spinner_2" class="gform_ajax_spinner" src="https://hidcungqtv.cfolks.pl/wp-content/plugins/gravityforms/images/spinner.svg" alt="">
I need to replace this <img> with a different HTML structure that allows for displaying a <div> with a short header and some interesting waiting animation.
Utilizing standard Gravity Forms functions such as gform_ajax_spinner_url is preferred. Full documentation can be found here: https://docs.gravityforms.com/
As a last resort, JavaScript can be used to change the HTML structure, although I would prefer to avoid thi and use build in gravity fomrms function/filter/action.
The changes should be implemented within an existing simple plugin by adding new code.
Due to the fact that there is an external API call during the form submission, the loading time for the confirmation page has been extended.
I need to replace the standard spinner that appears after clicking the final button with a popup containing a brief message about the need to wait for a few seconds for the form submission process to complete.
Currently, the spinner has the following code:
<img id="gform_ajax_spinner_2" class="gform_ajax_spinner" src="https://hidcungqtv.cfolks.pl/wp-content/plugins/gravityforms/images/spinner.svg" alt="">
I need to replace this <img> with a different HTML structure that allows for displaying a <div> with a short header and some interesting waiting animation.
Utilizing standard Gravity Forms functions such as gform_ajax_spinner_url is preferred. Full documentation can be found here: https://docs.gravityforms.com/
As a last resort, JavaScript can be used to change the HTML structure, although I would prefer to avoid thi and use build in gravity fomrms function/filter/action.
The changes should be implemented within an existing simple plugin by adding new code.