Power Boost for Gravity Forms

A free and open-source extension for Gravity Forms power users.

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Power Boost for Gravity Forms is a free WordPress plugin for Gravity Forms power users. The Resend Feeds feature helps me develop and test add-ons, and the Local JSON and Replace Forms features help me deploy changes to Gravity Forms in production.

If you need a developer to quote your custom Gravity Forms project, please contact me.

FEATURES

Adds a “Last Entry” column to the forms list

Indicates which forms are truly active

Screenshot of the Gravity Forms list of forms. An additional column labeled “Last Entry” contains timestamps.

Adds a tab “Replace Forms” to the Import/Export page

Updates existing forms instead of creating duplicates

Screenshot of the Import/Export page that shows a new tab called Replace Forms.

Adds a “Resend Feeds” button near the Resend Notifications button

Screenshot of a single Gravity Forms entry. An arrow points to a Resend Feeds button near the Resend Notifications button.

Saves .json file exports of each form when forms are edited

Saved in wp-content/uploads/gf-json/. Override this path with the gravityforms_local_json_save_path hook. Read the Local JSON announcement post →

Screenshot of the Local JSON tab of a form’s settings page. Shows a Load button that updates a form based on its companion .json file. Also shows a file path where the .json files for each form are stored and maintained when forms are edited.

Adds field IDs near labels when viewing or editing an entry in the dashboard

Screenshot of a single Gravity Forms entry. An arrow points to a field ID number that appears to the left of a field name.

Adds field IDs near labels when editing forms

Thanks be to Dario Nem for suggesting this snippet from the Gravity Wiz toolbox.

Enables merge tags in HTML fields

Requires page breaks. Merge tags display user input from previous pages in HTML fields.

Enables merge tags in HTML fields. The merge tag must be on a page after the field. If your field, “What kind of pet do you have?” is on page one of the form, the HTML field containing the merge tag {What kind of pet do you have?:1} should be on page two or any page after one.

Caches the Dashboard Widget

Replaces the Gravity Forms dashboard widget with a copy that caches the results of the three database queries. These queries can take a handful of seconds to run on sites with hundreds of forms and tens of thousands of entries.

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This plugin is maintained on Github at https://github.com/csalzano/power-boost-for-gravity-forms/

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Have an idea for a new feature? Please login to wordpress.org and visit this plugin’s support page. If you have feedback about the source code, please create an issue on Github.