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Gravity Forms Reporting: How to pull a report from Gravity Forms?
Overview Enhance your WordPress operations using Gravity Forms by implementing advanced reporting features through certified add-ons. Below are tools that can transform the way you automate, customize, and present form data: These tools are designed to eliminate manual report production and streamline assessments. Schedule reports to ensure your team and customers have the latest information without the hassle of constant oversight. Automate your reporting, save time, and generate PDFs or export to Excel effortlessly, fostering a more efficient workflow within your operations. With such customization capabilities, you tailor the content to your specific needs, from sales analyses to customer surveys—all ...
Gravity Forms Multipage Transitions
In this tutorial, I’ll show you how you can use choice-based fields (i.e. checkbox, radio, dropdown) to automatically transition between pages in your multipage forms built with Gravity Forms. The code snippets provided in this tutorial can also be used on a single-page form to submit the form without clicking the submit button. You can see an example of that in this tutorial: Gravity Forms: Submit Form When Radio Button is Selected. What You’ll Need Other Solutions These are two add-ons that add this functionality to your forms. What’s Covered In This Tutorial I’ll be building a form using custom ...
Which page builders work best with Gravity Forms?
Although Gravity Forms does not offer any type of built-in integrations for any page builders, it still works with most, if not all, page builders on the market today. This is because Gravity Forms uses a shortcode for embedding the form into a page, and all page builders either have a shortcode or HTML element that can be used to add the shortcode. There is only one page builder that I am aware of that offers a built-in Gravity Forms Element which is Avada, however, I’m not sure if it supports using Avada to style your forms. Most popular page ...
How do I show Gravity Form entry data on a page?
The only built-in method for displaying entry data on a page is by using a text confirmation. If you’re looking for a way to display entry data on a thank you or confirmation page to make it more personalized, you will need to use an add-on like Post Content Merge Tags from Gravity Wiz or a non-Gravity Forms plugin like URL Params. If you want to allow the user to review and edit their entries you can use GravityView to create a custom view that will show the logged-in user their own submissions.
How to style Gravity Forms forms?
The only built-in styling features were added in Gravity Forms version 2.7, but these features are only available when using the block editor. If you’re not using the block editor, there are a few other options. Now most page builders don’t have an element or widget for using the builder to style the forms either. You can find a detailed styling guide provided by Gravity Forms support documentation to help you create some custom CSS to style your forms. However, if you’re not up to the task of writing CSS, you can use one of the plugins below:
How do I export a Gravity Form to another website?
You can easily export and import a form template as explained in the docs below, keep in mind you will need to have Gravity Forms set up on both sites. The only issue with this approach, the export/import will not move the form entries or the feeds with the form template. If you want to move the form, the entries, and all settings you would need to migrate the forms using a migration plugin or manually exporting and importing the database tables. You can use the doc below to help you locate the necessary Gravity Forms tables: If you want ...
