GWW 319: Logicmaxxing
Archive your Gravity Forms entries with a new free plugin. 🗃️ Plus, a cheat code for conditional rules, and see how Slider fields turned one quiz into a lead magnet.
New Free Plugin: Gravity Forms Entry Archive
Archive the Gravity Forms entries you’re done with — without deleting them. Entry Archive tucks them behind their own filter, fully searchable and restorable whenever you need them.
Gravity Forms Entry Archive
Clear the clutter without losing your entries.
How to Use Advanced Conditional Logic Operators in Gravity Forms
Advanced Conditional Logic gives you a few more ways to set up conditional rules in Gravity Forms. Exclude a value, check matches against a list, or catch near matches (like a typo).
GWW 318: Required Reading
Teach a field to require itself, conditionally. Plus, create QR codes that dial a phone number for you, and learn to calculate someone’s age on any date.
How to Calculate Age on a Specific Date
Calculate how old someone is, was, or will be on a given date in Gravity Forms.
4 Ways to Handle Large Datasets in Gravity Forms
Need a Gravity Forms Drop Down to handle hundreds — or even thousands — of choices? Here are four ways to make it happen.
GWW 317: Copy That 😸
Copy Cat gets a community-built UI. Plus, build sliders that calculate prices, and see how one customer built a directory that lets people self-serve their job listings.
Spotlight: Turning Forms into Intuitive Lead Generators
Logan’s client just wanted to offer a free resource. Instead, they ended up with a science-backed lead magnet using GP Sliders.
GWW 316: Secret Calculators
Learn how to autogrow your Paragraph Text fields! Plus, explore turning quote forms into sales prep tools and donation forms that support multiple beneficiaries.
How to Automatically Resize Gravity Forms Textareas While You Type
Learn how to make Gravity Forms textareas grow as you type. Set the maximum height, and let Autogrow handle the resizing.
Spotlight: Building a Self-Service Directory with Gravity Forms
Julian Connett ditched pre-built WordPress directory themes and built his own from scratch using Gravity Perks. The best part? It’s fully managed by its users.
Spotlight: Turning a Quote Form into a Sales Prep Tool
See how Zach Greene built a quote form that looks normal to prospects but quietly preps the sales team with pricing before that first call.
GWW 315: Resourcerous
Need one form for multiple Woo products? Product Configurator 1.0 is here and has you covered. Plus, learn to build a loan calculator, and more.
Understanding Gravity Forms Hooks: Wizard’s Guide
Learn what Gravity Forms hooks are and how they work — faster than you can say Quidditch. Simple walkthrough included.