If you need to use values from the URL query string — e.g; example.com/page?my-custom-param=some-value — you may do so using the af/field/prefill_value filter.
add_filter( 'af/field/prefill_value', function ( $value, $field, $form, $args ) { // If we need to run this only on a specific form, check for the form key. if ( $form['key'] !== 'YOUR_FORM_KEY_HERE' ) { return $value; } // Check the for the desired field and if the URL contains the expected parameter, use it. if ( $field['name'] === 'YOUR_FIELD_NAME_HERE' && isset( $_GET['YOUR_QUERY_VAR_HERE'] ) ) { $value = $_GET['YOUR_QUERY_VAR_HERE']; } return $value; }, 10, 4 );
Whilst the above example works for most field types, some field types will require special formatting:
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