Gravity Forms is the most reliable and powerful form plugin for WordPress. Using Gravity Forms you can create complex forms, register new users on your website, take payments for products, and more.
If you’re new to Gravity Forms, there’s a lot to learn. Some of the questions that we answer in these posts include – how do you use conditional logic? What are merge tags? How do you configure new notifications and confirmations? How do you create a membership site with Gravity Forms? Learn all about the Gravity Forms plugin here!
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Gravity Forms is one of the most powerful plugins out there for WordPress users. And GravityView is one of many awesome plugins that build upon it. In this post, we’ll look at some of the other awesome plugins in the Gravity Forms universe, including those made by Gravity Forms certified… Read more
A GravityView customer had a form on his site containing a Multiselect field of all the US states. The problem was that their search results for the state “Kansas” were also matching the state “Arkansas“. This wasn’t good. If the field were an Address field, it would have been easy,… Read more
As of Version 1.22, GravityView is fully ready for Gravity Forms 2.3, which is getting very close to launch. Gravity Forms 2.3 makes important improvements with how entries are stored. These improvements will allow GravityView to do amazing new things, including showing entries from multiple forms in one View, even… Read more