Yesterday a crucial security flaw was discovered in the Gravity Forms Directory plugin and fixed immediately. Version 3.5.4.3 was released and takes care of the issue. __Please update immediately__. For the security of the users still running older versions, we can’t go into what the flaw was, but it had to do with viewing Gravity […]
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This simple plugin allows you to edit who created an entry in Gravity Forms. When you have an entry from Gravity Forms that you want to edit, you can edit almost anything, except for the entry assignment; who created the entry. Activate the plugin and you will see a drop-down input with each user on […]
I know about Gravity Forms…but what are shortcodes? Think of shortcodes as a placeholder for where other content will be displayed: instead of “Insert a Gravity Forms form here,” we use the `gravityform` shortcode. Learn more about shortcodes on WordPress.org. The Gravity Forms `shortcode` has five pieces: “ `id` (required) – The ID of the form, […]
We can do this the easy way or the hard way. What’ll it be? The WordPress form plugin Gravity Forms (if you don’t use it, you should — it’s great) comes with a stylesheet found at [plugin-directory]/plugins/gravityforms/css/forms.css. SEODenver.com’s is found here. If you want to turn off styles for Gravity Forms, there are a few […]
The Gravity Forms plugin has recently updated to Version 1.4, and it adds a bunch of features. The one I am most excited about is Ajax submission – this means that the form no longer requires a page reload to display errors and to submit. This brings the plugin in line with Contact Form 7 […]
Download Gravity Forms Addons Plugin on WordPress.org Gravity Forms + Directory Capabilities Since Gravity Forms came out, it’s been transforming how WordPress can be used. It makes a contact form more than a contact form. It makes a contact form the basis for anything you can imagine. The Gravity Forms Addons plugin has added Directory […]
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