What's New

• Added JS filter: 'gform_conditional_logic_description' allows you to modify the descriptive HTML (i.e. "Show/hide this field if any/all of the following match").
• Added JS filter: 'gform_conditional_object' allows you to modify the conditional logic object based on the object type.
• Added 'gf_currency_config' to gf_vars array, one step closer to deprecating gf_global array.
• Added gaddon JS object for use with the upcoming add-on framework.
• Added support for "tab_label" setting when creating "Settings Pages".
• Added new hook to prevent new forms from being created in the demo site.
• Added JS hook: 'gform_is_value_match' allows filtering whether the source and target values are a match.
• Added PHP hook: 'gform_is_value_match' allows filtering whether the source and target values are a match.
• Changed form switcher so that it redirects to the main form settings tab when switching form while at any other form settings tab.
• Updated post creation process to create post initially as a draft and then update to desired post status.
• Updated SaveForm() in js.php to delete the data that should no longer be stored in the form meta from the form object: 'notfication', 'notifications', 'autoResponder', 'confirmation', and 'confirmations'.
• Updated JS GetFieldById() function to allow passing of input ID (e.g. "3.3").
• Fixed issue where merge tag drop down did not display items when a required extended name field was present.
• Fixed issue with form duplication routine not duplicating confirmations and notifications.
• Fixed issue with new notifications being created with the "enable conditional logic" checkbox checked.
• Fixed issue with entry date timezone conversion when exporting entries.
• Fixed script path issue when registering scripts by using get_base_url().
• Fixed issue with calculating fields not working correctly when it contained another calculated field in its formula.
• Fixed several issues with unlocalized strings.
• Fixed issue with notification logging message.

You can update to the latest version of Gravity Forms using Automatic Update. Just visit the Updates page under the Forms navigation in your WordPress Dashboard. Update deployment is staged so if you do not see the update available, try again in a few hours. You can also download the latest version of the plugin from the Downloads page.

Here is a look at what is new in Gravity Forms Survey Add-On v1.0 Beta 2:

• Added gform_form_pre_results filter so the form object can be manipulated before the results are calculated for the admin results page.
• Added required field setting to likert and rating fields.
• Added tooltips for the field settings.
• Fixed an issue where the plugin couldn't be activated on servers with shorttags disabled.
• Fixed merge tags for likert multple rows and rating fields.

Please Note: Automatic Upgrade will only work if you have entered a valid Business or Developer License Key in the Settings page of Gravity Forms in your WordPress Administration Panel.

You may download the Survey Add-On here, and read the documentation here.

Here is a look at what is new in Gravity Forms Quiz Add-On v1.1:

• Added gform_form_pre_results filter so the form object can be manipulated before the results are calculated for the admin results page.
• Fixed quiz confirmation messages not appearing below the form confirmation in ajax forms.

Please Note: Automatic Upgrade will only work if you have entered a valid Business or Developer License Key in the Settings page of Gravity Forms in your WordPress Administration Panel.

You may download the Quiz Add-On here, and read the documentation here.

Here is a look at what is new in Gravity Forms Polls Add-On v1.4:

• Added gform_form_pre_results filter so the form object can be manipulated before the results are calculated for the admin results page.
• Added gform_polls_form_pre_results so the form object can be manipulated before the results are calculated for the front and and entry detail page.
• Fixed poll form settings appearing on the form settings tab.
• Fixed poll results not appearing below the confirmation in ajax forms.

Please Note: Automatic Upgrade will only work if you have entered a valid Business or Developer License Key in the Settings page of Gravity Forms in your WordPress Administration Panel.

You may download the Polls Add-On here, and read the documentation here.

You can update to the latest version of Gravity Forms using Automatic Update. Just visit the Updates page under the Forms navigation in your WordPress Dashboard. Update deployment is staged so if you do not see the update available, try again in a few hours. You can also download the latest version of the plugin from the Downloads page.

In order to workaround the limitations of plugins that implement minification we had to change how we output CSS. These plugins choke on CSS when it implements @import statements which is commonly used to organize, manage and load CSS files. The end result is these plugins do not minify the Gravity Forms stylesheet and because they hijack the WordPress enqueue process the styles are never output on the page. The end result is the user thinks Gravity Forms is broken when in fact it is minification that is broken.

For now we have reverted to enqueuing each of the CSS files individually rather than using @import to load them from within the master stylesheet. We will be looking into ways to refine this going forward.

What's New

• Fixed conflict with minification functionality due to using @import statements in forms.css

You can update to the latest version of Gravity Forms using Automatic Update. Just visit the Updates page under the Forms navigation in your WordPress Dashboard. Update deployment is staged so if you do not see the update available, try again in a few hours. You can also download the latest version of the plugin from the Downloads page.

Forms, Polls, Quizzes and now Surveys! We are excited to introduce the Gravity Forms Survey Add-On. The Survey Add-On introduces a powerful new Survey Field to the Form Editor that allows you to instantly make any form capable of capturing survey data. The Survey Field introduces not one, but three new field types: Likert, Rating and Rank.

The Survey Add-On allows you to easily interact with your users to both collect and analyze data on your target audience. Market research, customer satisfaction, employee surveys, job satisfaction surveys, anything is possible! You can even implement Survey Fields on an Order Form to quickly get feedback from your customers as they place an order.

The integrated Survey Results display allows you to then view survey results and filter the results data that is displayed based on your needs.

The Survey Field is accessible in the Form Editor within the Advanced Fields toolbox. You can view Survey Results for any form that contains a Survey Field by clicking on the Results link on the Gravity Forms toolbar.

For more information you can consult the documentation.

Highlights

• Seamless Integration - Quickly integrate a survey on ANY Gravity Forms powered form.
• Easy To Use - Implementing a survey is as simple as adding Survey Fields to your form and configuring the available Survey Field settings to your liking.
• Results - View aggregate survey results and filter the data to suit your needs.
• User Interaction - Engage and interact with your site visitors.

System Requirements

The Gravity Forms Quiz Add-On requires Gravity Forms v1.7 and WordPress v3.5+.

How To Get It

You may install the Survey Add-On via the Gravity Forms Add-On Manager in your WordPress Dashboard. You may also download the Survey Add-On manually via the Add-On download page, and read the documentation here.

The Form Settings functionality has now been given it's own dedicated area within the admin that provides greater flexibility for features and functionality that we are introducing both in this release and in the future.

Form Settings

The Form Settings have been removed from the Form Editor and given it's own dedicated area within the WordPress Dashboard. All of the Form Settings previously found in the Form Editor are still available and accessible within the new Form Settings. Form Confirmation and Notifications have both been given their own areas within the Form Settings with expanded functionality.

New Form Dialog

The first thing you will now do when creating a New Form is configure a Form Title and Form Description (which is optional). With the Form Settings being removed from the Form Editor itself we needed to seperate the form creation from the Form Editor itself. The New Form dialog box will appear when you click on the "New Form" link in the Forms navigation.

Notifications

Notifications have been completely overhauled and now support user configured Notifications. You are no longer limited to just an "Admin" and "User" notification. You can create as many notifications as you would like, name them what you would like, and using conditional logic and routing you can determine when they are utilized. Notifications can be found within the new Form Settings interface.

Confirmations

We have applied changes similar to the new Notification system to Confirmations. You can now configure multiple confirmations and using conditional logic you can determine which confirmation is then executed when the form is submitted. Confirmations can be found within the new Form Settings interface.

UI Enhancements

You will notice numerous UI enhancements and improvements within the Gravity Forms admin tool in the WordPress Dashboard. We will continue to refine and enhance the Gravity Forms UI going forward.

Documentation for the features and functionality in Gravity Forms v1.7 is still in progress. Please be patient as we completely overhaul our documentation.

You can update to the latest version of Gravity Forms using Automatic Update. Just visit the Updates page under the Forms navigation in your WordPress Dashboard. Update deployment is staged so if you do not see the update available, try again in a few hours. You can also download the latest version of the plugin from the Downloads page.

Gravity Forms Quiz Add-On v1.0 has exited beta and is now available. The Quiz Add-On introduces a new Quiz Field to the Form Editor that allows you to easily create Quizzes just like any other form in Gravity Forms. The Quiz Add-On also features a Quiz Results display that allows you to quickly see an aggregate overview of Quiz Results.

The Quiz Field allows you to configure a question and answer choices for the user to select from. It supports displaying Quiz Fields as Radio Buttons, Drop Downs or Checkboxes. When configuring a Quiz Field you denote which of the available Answers is the correct one and you can also randomize the display of the answers and implement an answer explanation that is displayed after the user makes their selection.

The new Quiz Results interface allows you to quickly get an aggregate overview of how your users did on the quiz. It includes an advanced filtering tool to allow you to display results based on filters you configure. The new Quiz Results interface is accessible via the form toolbar as well as via the toolbar that appears when you hover over a form on the form list page.

The New Quiz Results Interface

For more information you can consult the documentation.

What's New In v1.0

• Added tooltips to the results page.
• Added support for the Gravity Forms MailChimp Add-On. Entry meta (score info) can be mapped to MailChimp fields.
• Changed confirmation behavior to ignore a confirmation redirect when grading setting is pass/fail or letter.
• Fixed a display issue with confirmation message for multipage and ajax enabled forms.
• Fixed instant feedback for multipage, ajax enabled forms.
• Fixed the way the form action submenu works with 1.7.

System Requirements

The Gravity Forms Quiz Add-On requires Gravity Forms v1.6.11+ and WordPress v3.5+.

How To Get It

You may install the Quiz Add-On via the Gravity Forms Add-On Manager in your WordPress Dashboard. You may also download the Quiz Add-On manually via the Add-On download page, and read the documentation here.

Here is a look at what is new in Gravity Forms Polls Add-On v1.3:

• Added form settings tab ready for 1.7.
• Added results page and Poll Results interface to admin.
• Added support for legacy widgets by overriding form settings automatically and providing an option to use the form settings.
• Added support for legacy shortcodes by overriding form settings.
• Added checksum to shortcodes and widgets to make sure the settings aren't not interfered with.
• Added poll settings to the form settings. The widget and shortcode are now only needed for the Results display mode.
• Changed the calculation of the ratio of each choice to use the number of entries for each field rather than the number of entries for the form. This fixes support for conditional logic.
• Changed the poll results to display only the submitted poll fields. This fixes support for conditional logic.
• Changed confirmation behaviour to ignore a confirmation redirect when "display results" is selected.
• Changed load_plugin_textdomain() call to be outside the is_admin() block so that front end strings can be translated.
• Changed form selector in the widget to display only the forms with poll fields.
• Fixed a display issue with confirmation message for multipage and ajax enabled forms.
• Fixed display issues in the confirmation when the confirmation is empty.
• Fixed issue with boolean form settings in imported forms.
• Fixed poll results on entry detail.
• Fixed css conflict with other add-ons on the preview page.
• Fixed performance issue in the display_entries_field_value() function.
• Removed the "Display Confirmation" form setting. The confirmation will be displayed unless the widget or shortcode overrides.
• Removed poll settings from the widget by default and added gpoll_widget_override filter to display the option to override.

Please Note: Automatic Upgrade will only work if you have entered a valid Business or Developer License Key in the Settings page of Gravity Forms in your WordPress Administration Panel.

You may download the Polls Add-On here, and read the documentation here.