New: Advanced Conditional Logic 1.0
Advanced Conditional Logic magic is ready for production. Unlock multiple AND/OR rule groups, new operators, date/time comparisons, and more.
Advanced Conditional Logic is our love letter to conditional logic, a key feature of Gravity Forms. After a much awaited Alpha and a sneaky Beta, Advanced Conditional Logic was tested at length in the wild and proved itself worthy.
It’s 1.0 time, baby! 🎉
What is Advanced Conditional Logic?
- Rule groups with AND/OR logic. Combine multiple rule groups, mixing “Any” and “All” logic within and across groups, to enforce exactly the conditions you need.
- Comparisons against dynamic values. Check one field against another live field, run a calculation and compare the result, or base rules on login status, user data, or entry meta.
- Native date, time, and day-of-week logic. Match static or relative dates (e.g., “two weeks from current date”), recurring patterns (e.g., every June), times, and weekdays.
- Four new comparison operators. Use
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Want to see these in action? Check out this speed run:
What’s new in 1.0?
Advanced Conditional Logic was initially released with its key features implemented — we just wanted to make sure we got it right.
This 1.0 is focused on important bug fixes and our promise of stability. But, that doesn’t mean the feature train stops:
If there is something you wish it had or could do, tell us all about it! 🧙♂️
Condition: Advanced
Advanced Conditional Logic 1.0 is available now via Spellbook, backed by our legendary support wizards. ✨
Need to qualify for this advanced magic? Good timing — you can meet the conditions for 50% off with our summer sale. 😎
Looks awesome. A quick question please: does a form’s export json file fully describe the advanced conditional logic in place, and what happens if that json file is uploaded into a site running GF that doesn’t have Advanced Conditional Logic installed?
Hi Richard,
Great question! Yes, a form’s JSON export fully describes the advanced conditional logic in place. GP Advanced Conditional Logic stores its data against the field, but separately to the native conditional logic.
If you import the JSON into a site that is not running GP Advanced Conditional Logic, the conditional logic data will still exist in the database and will show if Advanced Conditional Logic is later installed.
Best,