Here at GravityKit, we build powerful add-ons for Gravity Forms, the most popular form plugin for WordPress. Our suite of plugins is the best solution for displaying, editing, importing, and exporting Gravity Forms entries.
As one of the few Gravity Forms certified developers, our plugins are recognized as robust, reliable, and excellently supported! We regularly publish updates to all of our plugins. Here you’ll find blog posts about all of our new releases and updates.
“Did someone call an exterminator? There are a ton of squashed bugs in this release!” – Floaty the Astronaut Lots of good fixes in this update, which should result in slightly speedier and generally smoother experience for you, our dear users. We’re working on exciting new releases, so we’re going… Read more
Version 1.17 includes over 244 changes, affecting more than 10,000 lines of code. There are tons of new features, and even more bug fixes. Here are a few highlights: Front-end entry notes for Gravity Forms You can now display, add, and delete entry notes from the front-end of your site.… Read more
Good morning, info boxes! Sometimes it’s hard to get out of beta bed, but not when you have a release this good! Our Maps Premium View got a great update with Version 1.4: info boxes. Info boxes allow you to display information about an entry on a map by clicking… Read more
We love DataTables DataTables plus GravityView is super-cool because it allows you to live-search your Gravity Forms entries from the front of your site. We have improved our DataTables integration to take advantage of DataTables’ new Buttons extension. We improved integration with the Scroller extension, and fixed a bunch of… Read more
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 powerful. We’ll be posting updates soon… Read more
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 GravityView. We’ve fixed this issue. Version… Read more
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: example.com/?view_id=123. The shortcode will then render… Read more
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. It works great with the Members… Read more
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 sorting by time. It took some… Read more
This is an important update to keep expected functionality with Gravity Forms 1.9.12 or newer. Gravity Forms 1.9.12 changed some things related to fetching entries, and this caused issues with our A-Z Filters Extension (fixed in version 1.0.6) and the core GravityView plugin. Version 1.13 of GravityView resolves these issues.… Read more