In WordPress, forms allow your visitors to submit information to you. Of the many form plugins available, Gravity Forms by rocketgenius is one of the most popular. In this tutorial, we will show you how to install Gravity Forms in WordPress. Since Gravity Forms is a commercial WordPress plugin, there is a license fee required.
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With the Gravity Forms Product Add-ons extension, advanced product configuration forms can be built and linked to any product in WooCommerce. Forms that contain conditional logic, pricing fields, user input prices, conditional-pricing fields, conditional submit button logic can all be created for your products. Additionally, any product that contains a Gravity Form is tracked in the cart to ensure, no matter how complex your product form only unique configurations are added to the cart and duplicates are incremented in quantity.
I migrate my database between local/staging/production environments at least once a week using WP Migrate DB Pro. Each time, I have to re-enter my license key to get updates. Is there a way I can hard code my license key in wp-config as a constant to prevent this?
Another common scenario I run into is when I go from a development site to production (like newsite.wpengine.com to newsite.com). This also drops the license key and requires manually intervention to reapply.
All of the fields to create the forms are placed on the right side of the screen. Practically every setting has a question mark that reveals information on hover about how to use that feature. The fields are divided into four categories:
The Forms menu shows your list of forms. Here you can choose to edit, adjust settings, see the entries, preview the form, duplicate the form, and delete it. You can also view and sort them by title, ID, entries, views, and conversion percentage. You can also access these settings from the WordPress menu at the top of the screen. Each form has its own dropdown menu items where you can make you choices. You can also create a new form by clicking New Form. It will redirect you to the form creator.
Another way to style the forms is by using a custom CSS class. Several lists of ready-made classes are available in the documentation. Copy and paste the CSS class into the Appearance setting for each field. Another place you can add the CSS class is under Settings, Form Settings, and CSS Class.
Updates and support are for 12 months. Support is provided through a ticket system. The Business and Personal license includes the standard ticket system while the Developer license includes a priority ticket system.
Gravity Forms is a powerful forms creator with lots of features. I found the forms easy and intuitive to create. The example that I created for RSVP (including conditional logic) was created without looking at the documentation.
The ease of creating forms by choosing the fields, dragging and dropping them where you want them, adding conditions, scheduling, performing pricing calculations, limiting entries per form, customizing the confirmations per form, and receiving those entries in any email you specify makes Gravity Forms an excellent choice for WordPress users of all levels.
Gravity Forms is the most well-known and trusted form plugin for WordPress. With a host of impressive features, including a powerful drag and drop interface, Gravity Forms allows you to create beautiful web forms with ease.
After purchasing a license from the Gravity Forms website, head over to your account page and click on the downloads tab at the top. Now click on the Download link next to Gravity Forms to download the plugin ZIP file to your computer.
The Gravity Forms embed shortcode allows you to embed forms anywhere on your website! The shortcode takes several parameters allowing you to customize the look of your form and prepopulate field values dynamically.
You can either manually embed your forms using the Gravity Forms embed shortcode or you can use the Gravity Forms widget that comes with the free PowerPack Lite add-on. Learn more about embedding Gravity Forms in Elementor.
Once again, you can manually embed forms using the embed shortcode or you can use the Gravity Forms module that comes with the free WP Tools Gravity Forms Divi Module plugin. Learn more about embedding Gravity Forms in Divi.
When you get acquainted with this plugin, the first thing that catches the eye is many third-party integration add-ons (mostly marketing platforms and payment gateways). It has a beautiful clean design and a visual interface.
The first page will ask for your license key. Grab your "Gravity Flow" license from the license key section of your Gravity Flow account page then insert it on this page and click the "Next" button. If you prefer to manage the license key through code, refer to the documentation for license key constants after completing your installation.
The Conditional Logic lets you show and hide fields and build dynamic forms based on user selection on your form. With the Mailchimp add-on, you can simply synchronize your Mailchimp account with your WordPress website and add users to different newsletter lists, add tags, or add subscribers to interest groups.
Absolutely not. While Ninja Forms has been designed to be very developer-friendly, no coding skills whatsoever are required to build your WordPress forms. You can simply build your own form from scratch by simply dragging and dropping the fields without the use of code. You can also choose from our pre-built templates.
Licenses are subscription-based and will auto-renew each year unless canceled. Changing subscription to a monthly payment is not available. If you cancel your subscription, you may still use your extensions but will no longer receive important updates or support once the license expires.
A single site license means that the license key (for plugin updates) can be only activated on 1 site/ WordPress installation. If you only have one installation, you can purchase a single site license.
You would be able to install the add-on on other sites that you own (such as a staging site), but the license key can only be active on one site at a time. Multi-site installs are seen as one installation too.
If you are looking to upgrade from 1 single site license to more, log in to your Account > License Keys > View upgrades. If you are having trouble logging in, visit our Login page, and click Lost Password to get a new one.
Yes! You can do so by deactivating your license key within the old website and activating your key within the new site. You can activate/deactivate license keys within your WordPress site by navigating to Ninja Forms > Settings > Licenses tab.
Quick question: As we receive completed forms from the website, it would be really useful to know if the form has come from a desktop computer or a mobile device, this information would help us understand how the traffic reaches us, and also help us to improve the website accordingly, is there a way to do this with the Ninja form?
[php]// Add a custom field button to the advanced to the field editoradd_filter( 'gform_add_field_buttons', 'wps_add_tos_field' );function wps_add_tos_field( $field_groups ) { foreach( $field_groups as &$group ){ if( $group["name"] == "advanced_fields" ) // to add to the Advanced Fields//if( $group["name"] == "standard_fields" ) // to add to the Standard Fields//if( $group["name"] == "post_fields" ) // to add to the Standard Fields $group["fields"][] = array("class"=>"button","value" => __("Terms of Service", "gravityforms"),"onclick" => "StartAddField('tos');"); break; return $field_groups;[/php]
In the $group['fields'] array, in value, I used the 'gravityforms' text domain. Right? Wrong? or Indifferent? This can easily be changed to your theme's or child theme's text domain, since Gravity Forms more than likely won't have that string translated.
[php]// Adds title to GF custom fieldadd_filter( 'gform_field_type_title' , 'wps_tos_title' );function wps_tos_title( $type ) if ( $type == 'tos' )return __( 'Terms of Service' , 'gravityforms' );[/php]
// from forms.js; can add custom "tos_setting" as wellfieldSettings["tos"] = ".label_setting, .description_setting, .admin_label_setting, .size_setting, .default_value_textarea_setting, .error_message_setting, .css_class_setting, .visibility_setting, .tos_setting"; //this will show all the fields of the Paragraph Text field minus a couple that I didn't want to appear.
// Add a custom field button to the advanced to the field editoradd_filter( 'gform_add_field_buttons', 'wps_add_tos_field' );function wps_add_tos_field( $field_groups ) { foreach( $field_groups as &$group ){ if( $group["name"] == "advanced_fields" ) // to add to the Advanced Fields //if( $group["name"] == "standard_fields" ) // to add to the Standard Fields //if( $group["name"] == "post_fields" ) // to add to the Standard Fields $group["fields"][] = array( "class"=>"button", "value" => __("Terms of Service", "gravityforms"), "onclick" => "StartAddField('tos');" ); break; return $field_groups;
// Adds title to GF custom fieldadd_filter( 'gform_field_type_title' , 'wps_tos_title' );function wps_tos_title( $type ) if ( $type == 'tos' ) return __( 'Terms of Service' , 'gravityforms' );
// from forms.js; can add custom "tos_setting" as well fieldSettings["tos"] = ".label_setting, .description_setting, .admin_label_setting, .size_setting, .default_value_textarea_setting, .error_message_setting, .css_class_setting, .visibility_setting, .tos_setting"; //this will show all the fields of the Paragraph Text field minus a couple that I didn't want to appear.
I was trying to take your code and adapt it to my own needs. You can see my thread on the gravity forums: -uses-for-product-fieldIs it possible I could help with making that custom box that I want? 2ff7e9595c
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