Using Gravity Forms ‘gform_paypal_return_url_port’ PHP filter

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The gform_paypal_return_url_port filter allows you to change the port for the return_url that is sent to PayPal.

Usage

add_filter('gform_paypal_return_url_port', 'your_function_name', 10, 1);

Parameters

  • $server_port (string): The current port.

More information

See Gravity Forms Docs: gform_paypal_return_url_port

Examples

Change port to 81

This example changes the PayPal return URL port to 81.

add_filter('gform_paypal_return_url_port', 'change_port_to_81');

function change_port_to_81() {
    return '81';
}

Change port to 8080

This example changes the PayPal return URL port to 8080.

add_filter('gform_paypal_return_url_port', 'change_port_to_8080');

function change_port_to_8080() {
    return '8080';
}

Change port to 3000

This example changes the PayPal return URL port to 3000.

add_filter('gform_paypal_return_url_port', 'change_port_to_3000');

function change_port_to_3000() {
    return '3000';
}

Change port to 8000

This example changes the PayPal return URL port to 8000.

add_filter('gform_paypal_return_url_port', 'change_port_to_8000');

function change_port_to_8000() {
    return '8000';
}

Change port to 8888

This example changes the PayPal return URL port to 8888.

add_filter('gform_paypal_return_url_port', 'change_port_to_8888');

function change_port_to_8888() {
    return '8888';
}