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Can I use Gravity Forms on my Wix website?
The short answer is No. Gravity Forms is a WordPress plugin and is dependent on WordPress core functionality in order for the plugin to fully function. Gravity Forms does not currently offer a hosted solution like Jotform or WuFoo. It might be possible to build out your forms within a WordPress site, and embed them using an iFrame on a Wix website, however, that is not supported by Gravity Forms.
Stripe Add-On 5.0 Beta from Gravity Forms
Big changes are coming to the Stripe Add-On from Gravity Forms! This beta version can be downloaded from your Gravity Forms account and should only be installed in a staging or development environment, not on your live site. In the video below I do a quick review of the upcoming features and point out a couple of things you will want to be aware of. What Payment Options Are Included? I’ve listed some of the top payment options below: All Major Credit and Debit Cards Google Pay and Apple Pay ACH Debit Afterpay / Clearpay Affirm Klarna iDeal Bancontact Giropay ...
Gravity Forms 2.7 Beta What to Expect
Another major release has just shipped out from the product team over at Gravity Forms and there are quite a few massive improvements included.
Creating a Form with an Inline Submit Button in Gravity Forms 2.6
If you tried creating a form with an inline submit button after the earth-shattering release of Gravity Forms 2.5 you might have been a little overwhelmed with the process, which you can see demonstrated here. Well, I’ve got great news! With the release of Gravity Forms 2.6 came some improvements and one of those was the simplicity of creating a form with an inline submit button. I touched on this briefly in the 2.6 pre-launch announcement I published, but I wanted to be sure to demonstrate this cool new update for you here. Inline Submit Button in Gravity Forms 2.6 ...
Create new WooCommerce Products with Gravity Forms
User Question We recently published an article called, Add WooCommerce products to the cart with Gravity Forms, and as a result, we had a Gravity Forms user ask ‘if it was possible to use Gravity Forms to create a WooCommerce product’. How to do it The short answer is yes! And fortunately for everyone, the Wizards over at Gravity Wiz have already created a tutorial on how to accomplish just that. Requirements: Gravity Forms Advanced Post Creation add-on (requires an Elite license) WooCommerce You can find the step-by-step tutorial here: How to Create WooCommerce Products with Gravity Forms Need More ...
Add WooCommerce products to the cart with Gravity Forms
In this tutorial, I wanted to address some questions and requests I’ve seen over the past couple of weeks for Gravity Forms users looking for ways to integrate Gravity Forms with WooCommerce, but without using the Gravity Forms Products Add-Ons plugin. In most of the use cases, the users were looking for a way to add WooCommerce products to the cart when a form was submitted. This way they could use their Gravity Forms forms as service intake or a questionnaire to help the user find the right product(s). Adding Products to the Cart Demo Watch this video to see ...
