gfpdf_pdf_config
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Description
This filter can be used to dynamically change or add to a form's PDF settings. For a permanent way to set the PDF settings you should use the GPDFAPI::update_pdf() method instead.
You also have the option to use the gfpdf_pdf_config_$form_id filter.
Parameters
$settings | array : The current PDF settings being processed
Usage
This snippet shows you how you can easily update all your forms from a legacy v3 template to a v4 template, without having to manually change the settings in the UI.
add_action( 'gfpdf_pdf_config', function( $settings, $form_id ) {
/* Change from the legacy v3 template to a v4 template */
if( 'default-template' === $settings['template'] ) {
$settings['template'] = 'zadani';
}
return $settings;
}, 10, 2 );
While the PDF master password setting has been removed from the UI, you can manually set this using the following snippet:
add_action( 'gfpdf_pdf_config', function( $settings, $form_id ) {
/* When security is on we'll use our own master password instead of a random one */
if( $settings['security'] === 'Yes' ) {
$settings['master_password'] = 'my password'; /* change this to a secure password */
}
return $settings;
}, 10, 2 );
You can also specifically target a form:
add_action( 'gfpdf_pdf_config_2', function( $settings ) { }, 10 );
Source Code
This filter is located in the Helper_Abstract_Options::get_pdf() method of /src/helper/abstract/Helper_Abstract_Options.php.