Shortcode gwp_jwt_link
You can use a shortcode to create a link with a JWT token.
This example shortcode will use the Private key saved in the settings of Form ID 1 (the Form we want to fill with JWT claims), links to the page on your site where the form is embedded and includes the JWT claim ‘text’ filled with a Merge Tag from the form you use this shortcode in.
[gwp_jwt_link form_id='1' form_url='https://yoursite.com/prefill-form/' text='{Text:1}']The shortcode returns a clean url.
You can also generate a link by using the shortcode like this:
[gwp_jwt_link form_id='1' form_url='https://yoursite.com/prefill-form/' text='{Text:1}']Link text[/gwp_jwt_link]This will return a html link.
The available shortcode settings are:
- form_id (required): this is the ID of the Form you want to populate with JWT claims.
- form_url: this is the url of the page where the url should point to.
- form_url_postfix: possibility to add your own extra parameters to the url.
- url_param: change the token parameter (default is ‘gwp_token’).
- return_format: ‘url’ (default) or ‘token’, which only returns the token.
- disable_iat: disables the issued at date.
- exp: setting an expiration date to the link (so for more detailed instructions below).
Expiration date
You can set the ‘exp’ claim to configure a expiration date of the token. For filling the expiration claim you can use any date format.
[gwp_jwt_link form_id='1' form_url='https://yoursite.com/prefill-form/' text='{Text:1}' exp='08/03/2022']Link text[/gwp_jwt_link]Disable IAT (issued at date)
You can disable the issued at date (iat) in the token by adding disable_iat=true.
[gwp_jwt_link form_id='1' form_url='https://yoursite.com/prefill-form/' text='{Text:1}' disable_iat='true']Link text[/gwp_jwt_link]Last updated: 07-03-2024
