GravityView – Display Gravity Forms Entries on Your Website is a WordPress Plugin being distributed by Gravityview.
Build simple directories or powerful applications using your form entries. No programming required.
on March 9, 2021
A beautiful visual refresh for the View editor!
Brand new field picker for more easily creating your View
Visually see when Single Entry and Edit Entry layouts haven't been configured
See at a glance which fields link to Single Entry and Edit Entry
Manage and activate layouts from the View editor
Added: Show a notice when Show only approve entries setting is enabled for a View and no entries are displayed because of the setting
Added: Custom Content now supports syntax highlighting, making it much easier to write HTML (to disable, click on the Users sidebar menu, select Profile. Check the box labeled Disable syntax highlighting when editing code and save your profile)
Added: Warning when leaving Edit View screen if there are unsaved changes
Added: See the details of the current field while configuring field settings
Added: Clear all link to remove all fields from the View editor at once
Fixed: It was possible to drag and drop a field while the field settings screen was showing. Now it's not!
Fixed: See when fields have been deleted from a form
New: Brand-new lightbox script, now using Fancybox. It's fast, it's beautiful, and mobile-optimized.
Fixes issue with Gravity Forms images not loading in lightboxes due to secure URLs
Ready for Gravity Forms 2.5!
Added: Better support for the Consent field
Improved layout of the Manage Add-Ons screen
Added a Refresh link to the Manage Add-Ons screen. This is helpful if you've upgraded your license and are ready to get started!
Allow enabling/disabling installed add-ons regardless of license status
Added: A dropdown in the All Views screen to filter Views by the layout (Table, List, DataTables, DIY, Map, etc.)
Added: Export entries in TSV format by adding /tsv/ to the View URL
Fixed: Approval Status field contains HTML in CSV and TSV exports
Fixed: Updating an entry associated with an unactivated user (Gravity Forms User Registration) would also change entry creator's information
Fixed: PHP warning The magic method must have public visibility appearing in PHP 8.0
Fixed: PHP notice Undefined property: stdClass::$icons appearing on Plugins page
Fixed: At least one field must be filled out validation errors (thanks Gravity PDF!)
Developer Updates:New: FancyBox is now being used for the lightbox
Thickbox is no longer used
Modify settings using gravityview/lightbox/provider/fancybox/settings
See options available here
If you prefer, a Featherlight lightbox option is available
Easily add support for your own lightbox script by extending the new GravityView_Lightbox_Provider abstract class (the Featherbox lightbox script is a good example).
Modified: Formally deprecated the mis-spelled gravity_view_lightbox_script and gravity_view_lightbox_style filters in favor of gravityview_lightbox_script and gravityview_lightbox_style (finally!)
Fixed: gravityview_lightbox_script filter wasn't being applied
Removed gravityview/fields/fileupload/allow_insecure_lightbox filter, since it's no longer needed
Modified: $_GET args are now passed to links by default.
Added: Prevent entry links (single, edit, duplicate) from including $_GET query args by returning false to the filter gravityview/entry_link/add_query_args
Added: Prevent entry links being added to delete links by returning false to the filter gravityview/delete-entry/add_query_args
Added: gv_get_query_args() function to return $_GET query args, with reserved args removed
Added: gravityview/api/reserved_query_args filter to modify internal reserved URL query args
Added: field-is_approved-html.php and field-is_approved-csv.php template files for the Is Approved field
Modified: Removed
Modified: templates/fields/field-entry_link-html.php template to add gv_get_query_args() functionality
Breaking CSS change: Removed .gv-list-view CSS class from the List layout container <div>. The CSS class was also used in the looped entry containers, making it hard to style. This issue was introduced in GravityView 2.0. For background, see the GitHub issue.
Download Now GravityView – Display Gravity Forms Entries on Your Website for $4.98. You’ll receive the exact .zip file you would download from the original author. save up-to 95%.
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GravityView – Display Gravity Forms Entries on Your Website is a WordPress Plugin being distributed by Gravityview.
Build simple directories or powerful applications using your form entries. No programming required.
on March 9, 2021
A beautiful visual refresh for the View editor!
Brand new field picker for more easily creating your View
Visually see when Single Entry and Edit Entry layouts haven't been configured
See at a glance which fields link to Single Entry and Edit Entry
Manage and activate layouts from the View editor
Added: Show a notice when Show only approve entries setting is enabled for a View and no entries are displayed because of the setting
Added: Custom Content now supports syntax highlighting, making it much easier to write HTML (to disable, click on the Users sidebar menu, select Profile. Check the box labeled Disable syntax highlighting when editing code and save your profile)
Added: Warning when leaving Edit View screen if there are unsaved changes
Added: See the details of the current field while configuring field settings
Added: Clear all link to remove all fields from the View editor at once
Fixed: It was possible to drag and drop a field while the field settings screen was showing. Now it's not!
Fixed: See when fields have been deleted from a form
New: Brand-new lightbox script, now using Fancybox. It's fast, it's beautiful, and mobile-optimized.
Fixes issue with Gravity Forms images not loading in lightboxes due to secure URLs
Ready for Gravity Forms 2.5!
Added: Better support for the Consent field
Improved layout of the Manage Add-Ons screen
Added a Refresh link to the Manage Add-Ons screen. This is helpful if you've upgraded your license and are ready to get started!
Allow enabling/disabling installed add-ons regardless of license status
Added: A dropdown in the All Views screen to filter Views by the layout (Table, List, DataTables, DIY, Map, etc.)
Added: Export entries in TSV format by adding /tsv/ to the View URL
Fixed: Approval Status field contains HTML in CSV and TSV exports
Fixed: Updating an entry associated with an unactivated user (Gravity Forms User Registration) would also change entry creator's information
Fixed: PHP warning The magic method must have public visibility appearing in PHP 8.0
Fixed: PHP notice Undefined property: stdClass::$icons appearing on Plugins page
Fixed: At least one field must be filled out validation errors (thanks Gravity PDF!)
Developer Updates:New: FancyBox is now being used for the lightbox
Thickbox is no longer used
Modify settings using gravityview/lightbox/provider/fancybox/settings
See options available here
If you prefer, a Featherlight lightbox option is available
Easily add support for your own lightbox script by extending the new GravityView_Lightbox_Provider abstract class (the Featherbox lightbox script is a good example).
Modified: Formally deprecated the mis-spelled gravity_view_lightbox_script and gravity_view_lightbox_style filters in favor of gravityview_lightbox_script and gravityview_lightbox_style (finally!)
Fixed: gravityview_lightbox_script filter wasn't being applied
Removed gravityview/fields/fileupload/allow_insecure_lightbox filter, since it's no longer needed
Modified: $_GET args are now passed to links by default.
Added: Prevent entry links (single, edit, duplicate) from including $_GET query args by returning false to the filter gravityview/entry_link/add_query_args
Added: Prevent entry links being added to delete links by returning false to the filter gravityview/delete-entry/add_query_args
Added: gv_get_query_args() function to return $_GET query args, with reserved args removed
Added: gravityview/api/reserved_query_args filter to modify internal reserved URL query args
Added: field-is_approved-html.php and field-is_approved-csv.php template files for the Is Approved field
Modified: Removed
Modified: templates/fields/field-entry_link-html.php template to add gv_get_query_args() functionality
Breaking CSS change: Removed .gv-list-view CSS class from the List layout container <div>. The CSS class was also used in the looped entry containers, making it hard to style. This issue was introduced in GravityView 2.0. For background, see the GitHub issue.
Download Now GravityView – Display Gravity Forms Entries on Your Website for $4.98. You’ll receive the exact .zip file you would download from the original author. save up-to 95%.
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