How To

Using the Gravity Forms “gform_validation” Hook

The gform_valiation hook will allow you to modify how your forms are validated.

Dynamically Populating a Field

Using dynamic population in Gravity Forms allows you to dynamically populate a field with a value (or values depending on the field type).

How To Install Gravity Forms

Installing Gravity Forms is quite simple and is the same process as installing many other plugins. In this article, we will show you how to quickly install Gravity Forms using the plugin uploader inside your WordPress admin dashboard.

Gravity Forms Pricing: Adding Tax

If you would like to implement tax you can use the Product Field configured as a Calculation field type. Then configure the formula for the calculation to calculate the appropriate tax.

Dynamically Populating the Post Author

Learn how to dynamically populate the post author in Gravity Forms.

Dynamically Populating Drop Down, Radio Buttons or Multi-Select Fields

Being able to dynamically populate the values in a select (aka drop down) field is fairly common requirement for product selection forms, product option forms, or any form that requires earlier submissions to drive choices in a latter collection field.

Making a Field Read-Only

If you want to change a field to be read-only, you currently need to use JavaScript to do so. The following filter and function will help you accomplish this.

Set Tabindex

Having an issue where pressing tab on your keyboard brings your user to another form on your page? That is because Gravity Forms assumes its tabindex values and you can have overlap.

Delete Entry Data after Submission

By default, Gravity Forms was designed to record all data submitted to it, so there isn't an override to stop Gravity Forms from storing entry data upon submission.

How to Manually Update Gravity Forms

In this article, we explain how to update Gravity Forms or an Add-On from your WordPress dashboard.