GravityView’s Edit Entry page contains three buttons – “Update”, “Cancel” and “Delete”. We’ve added common CSS classes to the buttons to try and enforce consistent theme styling, but with some themes, like Divi for example, the buttons show up as plain HTML. This can be frustrating, especially if you’re trying… Read more
March was a busy month here at GravityView! We’ve been working really hard behind the scenes fixing bugs, adding new features, and refreshing the user experience. April’s shaping up to be just as big—we’re starting it off with a great update to one of our most-loved plugins. Today we’re excited… Read more
Do you edit a lot of Gravity Forms entries? You need our new plugin: Inline Edit. Data entry is a pain. It was one of my first jobs, and I’ll never forget it. If you’ve ever spent hours updating a single value for hundreds or thousands of records in a database,… Read more
Edit existing entry in Gravity Forms Gravity Forms doesn’t allow you to edit any order information (product options, or quantity, for example). If you try, you’ll see “Product fields are not editable”. This is a problem for many of our customers—there are valid reasons to edit this information. With Version… Read more
We have just released Version 1.9, which introduces a new Edit Entry form. The new form uses an actual Gravity Forms form, so users editing entries are presented with a familiar interface. Edit Entry now supports Conditional Logic – as expected, fields will show and hide based on the form… Read more