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Modify the max number of property values that can be displayed in a property value select in the Form Editor for Populate Anything.

Populate Anything limits its queries to the first 500 results for performance. When using the "Only Show Unique Results" setting, results are filtered down from those first 500 results meaning that if you're looking for distinct values in a database that has more than 500 results, it's possible that not all unique results will be returned.

The traditional solution for this is to increase the query limit to the maximum size of your database but this can come at a significant performance cost.

This snippet will check if the Order By, Value Template, and Label Template are all the same and if so, it will update the query to only select the distinct values from the Order By column. This will ensure that all unique results are returned without the performance cost of increasing the query limit.

Currently all events are triggered on a 250ms debounce. Use this snippet to slow down keyup triggers so users have more time to type before Populate Anything triggers a population request.

By default, Populate Anything will populate the value of any choice-based ACF custom field that is mapped. This snippet allows you to populate the label of an ACF choice (e.g. Radio Button, Checkbox, etc) instead.

By default, the form is immediately submitted after the Enter key is pressed. This means if the field triggers dynamic population of other fields via Populate Anything, that population will not occur before the form is submitted.

This snippet allows to to specify trigger fields that should wait for Populate Anything to finish populating before allowing the Enter-keypress-triggered submission from continuing.

Use choice labels instead of choice values for data sent to Zapier when field's choices are populated by Populate Anything.

By default, Gravity Forms will display the value of a choice after it has been submitted. Install this snippet to display the label of choices in the WooCommerce Cart, Checkout, Order, etc.

Worth noting, if you use GP Populate Anything, fields with dynamically populated choices will already display the label of the choice rather than the value as Populate Anything relies on the use of IDs and other unique identifiers of objects.