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What Is WP-Cron and How Does It Affect Gravity Forms?

WP-Cron is the event scheduler built into WordPress that Gravity Forms relies on for automated background tasks.WP-Cron is the event scheduler built into WordPress that Gravity Forms relies on for automated background tasks. Unlike a traditional server cron job, it is triggered by site visits rather than a fixed schedule, which can result in delayed or missed events on low-traffic sites.

Can you use Gravity Forms outside of WordPress?

Gravity Forms is a WordPress plugin and requires WordPress to function. It cannot be used outside of a WordPress installation.

Why Is Gravity Forms Not Sending Email?

If Gravity Forms is not sending email, the issue is most commonly not with Gravity Forms itself, but with how WordPress handles email delivery by default.

What is a Gravity Form?

Gravity Forms is a WordPress plugin for building forms and collecting data on your website. Learn about its core features, field types, and integrations.

Why HubSpot and other tracking services show entries that are missing from Gravity Forms

This article explains why third-party tracking services can record form submission attempts that do not appear as entries in Gravity Forms.

How To Improve Form Submissions Performance

Learn how to optimize your Gravity Forms for better performance by improving form structure, reducing validation overhead, and leveraging background processing.

Setting Up the Dropbox Add-On with a Custom App

This article explains how to connect to setup the Dropbox Add-On by using a Custom Dropbox App

gform_mollie_return_url

gform_mollie_return_url filters Mollie’s result URL, which is the URL Mollie uses to redirect the customer to the merchant site.

gform_salesforce_use_connected_app

This filter determines the authentication type to use for OAuth requests to Salesforce.

Staying Informed About Gravity Security Updates

This article explains how to stay informed about security updates for Gravity Forms and related products, including monitoring changelogs, whitelisting notification emails, and reviewing security documentation.