GravityMigrate 2.0: No-sweat WordPress form plugin migrations
Nobody wants to move forms between plugins. They want the site launched, the client onboarded, the referrals to stop falling through the cracks. GravityMigrate 2.0 makes moving forms effortless.
Product updates
Launch Log: Two-way form migrations, a modernized chart block, and tighter board permissions
GravityMigrate 2.0.0 moves forms between Gravity Forms and seven other form plugins, GravityCharts modernizes its block in the WordPress editor, and GravityBoard tightens how board permissions are enforced.
Launch Log: New GravityCalendar widget for Elementor, keyboard-friendly entry approval, and more
GravityCalendar gets an Elementor widget, GravityView makes entry approval keyboard-accessible and fixes Edit Entry with Gravity Flow, and embed-only Views stay out of sitemaps.
Latest Posts
2015 in Review
A Great Year for GravityView 2015 was the first full year of sales for GravityView. Over the year, the plugin matured. We filled in missing gaps in functionality like table sorting and added powerful features like the shortcode. In 2015, GravityView had 35 update releases comprised of 1,096 code commits representing 222,008 changed lines of code….
GravityView version 1.16
Laying the ground-work for a new View Builder Version 1.16 continues our progress toward having a better backend. We’re migrating older code to newer code so that we can support a brand-new View Builder interface. Building a View will become much faster and more…
Floaty’s Holiday Adventure ♬
Floaty loves the holidays Hello there! Why don’t you put on a fire, pour yourself a cup of hot astronaut cocoa (get Floaty’s recipe here) and listen to an instant holiday classic – “Floaty Loves the Holidays”: The GravityView Team (in order of appearance): Julie in France…
GravityView version 1.15.2
This release is minty-fresh! Version 1.15.2 fixes issues where drop-down, radio, and checkbox field searches were not being matched exactly. “Urology” shouldn’t return a match for “Neurology“! Gravity Forms made a change to their Entries table layout which caused some strange display behavior with…
Version 1.15.1 Released
With Version 1.15.1, we’re adding a cool new feature: you can pass URL arguments to the GravityView shortcode using the {get} Merge Tag. That means you can do this: And then in your URL, pass the View ID you want to show, like so:…
GravityView version 1.15 introduces capabilities
We’ve been working on Version 1.15 for weeks. It includes some major new functionality and we’re pleased as punch to share it with you all. Capability Management Manage what users and roles have access to GravityView functionality. See all the capabilities that are available….
GravityView version 1.14
Wait a minute… A customer sent us a support request wondering why they weren’t able to sort by time in GravityView. We checked it out, and indeed: it wasn’t working. Then we tried sorting by time in Gravity Forms itself. Nope: Gravity Forms doesn’t support…
“GravityView has changed the way I work”
When we receive GravityView support emails, we’re consistently amazed at how our customers are using GravityView. I just received this testimonial from Leon, a customer who uses GravityView to run his order management system. On a private page, Leon uses GravityView to search orders,…
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