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  • REST API Endpoints

    GravityView 2.0 features a new simple but powerful REST API that allows read-only access to Views and Entries. There are four endpoints in the /wp-json/gravityview/v1/ namespace: /views Returns a

  • DataTables PDF Export - How to display links

    By default, DataTables does not include links on a PDF export. With the help of the code snippet below, you'll be able to display working links on your PDFs. A sample View containing links in some

  • DataTables PDF Export - How to display images

    By default, DataTables does not include images on a PDF export. With the help of the code snippet below, you'll be able to display images on your PDFs.

  • How to customize the Excel export file name

    When exporting your DataTables View to an Excel file, the default file name combines the View name and your website name. Add your preferred file name on line 3 between the single quotes: add_filter(

  • DataTables Excel Export - How to display URLs

    By default, DataTables does not include links on an Excel export. With the help of the code snippet below, you'll be able to display URLs on your Excel export files.

  • Changing the style of the export buttons in DataTables

    Sometimes you want to change the style of the export buttons to match the style of your theme. While we don't provide CSS support, here are two classes that can quickly help you modify those styles:

  • Attaching an entry export to a notification using GravityExport Lite

    GravityExport Lite, our free plugin that can be downloaded directly from the WordPress Plugin Repository, has this fantastic feature that allows you to attach the export of your newly created entry

  • DataTables PDF Export - How to include a company logo

    Adding a company logo to the top of a PDF generated by DataTables is a nice way to make the export looks more professional. With the code snippet below and the assistance of an online tool that

  • GravityKit PDF export capabilities vs Gravity PDF and Fillable PDFs

    We often get questions about exporting Gravity Forms entries to PDF. In this article, we will briefly discuss the PDF export capabilities of GravityKit plugins and contrast that with two other

  • How to export all forms in bulk to an Excel spreadsheet

    GravityExport Lite allows you to easily bulk export all of your forms into a single Excel spreadsheet. Here's how it works: Inside the Forms menu of Gravity Forms, click on the Forms page. Click on

  • Styling PDF file exports

    GravityExport gives you full control over the look and feel of PDF file exports. Before the PDF is rendered, an HTML table is constructed: <table border="0" cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0"

  • Exporting a CSV from LibreOffice

    Gravity Forms does not include entry import functionality. GravityImport is the best way to import data into Gravity Forms from a CSV. Get it today, and import your entries fast! Buy it now!

  • GravityExport: Exporting only one entry

    Sometimes, you only want to export one specific entry or add a link to a notification to export the latest entry. This is possible by adding the entry parameter to the Download URL. By adding the

  • Exporting List fields as JSON

    By default, when exporting List fields, Gravity Forms creates a column in the CSV for each of the responses. This can make for a very long and complicated CSV. So we added a new way to export and

  • Exporting all fields to CSV

    When exporting entries to CSV, only the fields configured in the View will be exported to your CSV file. You can export all the fields from your form, however, by creating a View that includes all

  • Importing and Exporting configured Views

    Exporting Views You can export GravityView Views just like you can export Posts in WordPress: Sign in to your WordPress Admin Click on Tools Under Tools, click on Export Select the Views radio button

  • Exporting a CSV from Microsoft Excel

    This article uses screenshots from Microsoft Excel 2011 Mac. If you are using Excel for Windows, or a different version of Office, the screenshots will differ, but hopefully the basics are the same.

  • Exporting a CSV from Apple Numbers

    Numbers is a spreadsheet program developed by Apple which is included in every OS X installation. If you want to export your entries from Numbers into Gravity Forms / GravityView, this guide is for

  • Exporting a CSV from Google Sheets

    Gravity Forms does not include entry import functionality. GravityImport is the best way to import data into Gravity Forms from a CSV. Get it today, and import your entries fast! Google Sheets is the

  • Exporting forms & Views from your site

    Follow the instructions below to back up the forms and Views on your website. Forms If you’ve created forms in Gravity Forms that you want to save, you can download these as a JSON file, which you

  • Exporting entries as CSV or TSV from GravityView

    When exporting entries, only the fields configured in the View will be shown. If a user can not see a field by accessing the View, they will not be able to access it by CSV export. See how to set

  • How Is GravityExport Lite Different From GravityExport?

    You may be wondering what the difference is between GravityExport Lite and GravityExport. GravityExport Lite Free to use GravityExport Lite is a free plugin and can be found in the WordPress Plugins

  • GravityMigrate hooks

    Filters gk/gravitymigrate/export/batch-size Filters the number of records processed for export at a time. Lower this number if you are running into performance issues. Parameter Type Description int

  • Getting started with GravityMigrate

    In this article, we will introduce GravityMigrate and show you how to get started with this powerful add-on. GravityMigrate is an add-on for Gravity Forms, designed to be an all-in-one tool for

  • GravityExport FAQ

    Q: Which version is free and which version is paid? A: GravityExport Lite is free and can be installed from the WordPress Plugins repository: https://wordpress.org/plugins/gf-entries-in-excel/.

  • GravityExport: Filters

    Note: GravityExport Lite does not support Filter feeds. This feature is only available in the full version. Filter feeds in GravityExport allow you to configure multiple reports for a single form

  • Calendar Blocks

    GravityCalendar 2.0 adds two new blocks to WordPress: The "GravityCalendar Buttons" block and the "GravityCalendar Link" block. You can see all calendar blocks by editing a page/post using the block

  • Importing List fields into a new form

    For single-column List fields (default): Select the List field from the "Import To…"dropdown list: Entry Importer will take care of the import from there! For single-column List fields, you don't

  • How to add a PDF download link to your View

    If you are using Gravity PDF to generate PDF files after form submission, then you can easily add a link to your View to let users visualize or download these PDFs. Read more about this here. NEW:

  • Migrating GravityKit demos to your own website

    Prefer to watch the video? The GravityKit demo showcase includes several powerful demo applications that we created to showcase the functionality and flexibility of our add-ons. Many of these demos

  • Adding a download button for entries in GravityView using GravityExport

    In this article, you will find out how to use GravityExport to add a download button to your Views, allowing you to download individual entries. 1. Create a new export feed Head over to the form

  • Buttons (DataTables Setting)

    Display buttons that allow users to print or export the current results. Print The "Print" button opens a new window for the user, generates a table with a copy of the data from the original table,

  • Updating existing entries with the GravityImport plugin

    In addition to creating new entries, the GravityImport plugin does allow you to update existing entries. Beware! When updating an entry, the existing entry will be entirely overwritten, not only the

  • GravityExport: The "Enable multi-row splitting" setting

    By default, values for fields like the Gravity Forms "List" field or the Gravity Perks "Nested Forms" field get combined into one cell during export. This is often not useful, especially for data

  • GravityExport: Splitting complex fields in Multiple Columns

    By default, complex fields like the Name, Address, and other fields that contain sub-fields get combined into one column during export. This is often not useful, especially for data analysis. With

  • How does GravityMigrate handle nested forms?

    GravityMigrate supports the Nested Forms perk by Gravity Wiz. Nested Forms allows you to add forms within forms for more complex data management. Essentially, this allows you to collect "child"

  • Changing the File Format of a Report by Adding the File Extension to the URL

    To change the file format of a report, all you need to do is add your desired file extension (".pdf", ".csv", or ".xlsx") to the end of the download URL. Note: This works with any download URL

  • Connecting Dropbox to GravityExport

    Note: GravityExport Lite does not support Dropbox export. This feature is only available in the full version of GravityExport. In GravityExport 1.1 we made it easier and more secure to link your

  • Getting a 404 error when accessing CSV endpoint

    In Version 2.1, GravityView added the ability to export a CSV of View results. The CSV can be accessed by adding "/csv/" to the end of the View URL. Before: https://example.com/view/my-example-view/

  • How to customize the CSV field separator?

    If you are using the DataTables Extension to export the view into a CSV file, you may need to customize the field separator (by default it is a comma). To do so you would need to adapt and paste the

  • Changing the orientation of a PDF from portrait to landscape

    If you are using the DataTables View layout, you export your visible entries to a PDF, however, this PDF is formatted in portrait mode. If your View has lots of columns, this portrait mode can't

  • Connecting FTP to GravityExport

    Note: GravityExport Lite does not support FTP export. This feature is only available in the full version. GravityExport allows you to save entries to a remote FTP server. Follow these steps to

  • How to manually trigger a GravityExport Save Feed

    You can manually trigger a GravityExport Save feed by calling a public URL. If you want to trigger the feed to run on a schedule, you can do so using a cron job (more on this below). When creating a

  • Calendar Shortcodes

    As of version 2.0, GravityCalendar now supports four different shortcodes. Each shortcode requires the id parameter to work. [gravitycalendar] This shortcode allows you to embed a calendar on your

  • Comparing GravityView’s View Layouts

    Once you’ve created a new View and linked it to an existing form in Gravity Forms, the next step is to choose a View layout. Depending on your license, you can choose from up to 5 different layouts.

  • How to Get the Most Out of GravityKit Support

    We aim to make every support interaction as efficient and helpful as possible. The steps below aren’t required, but sharing this information often helps us speed up the process and get you the

  • Creating a review/voting system by embedding a form into a single entry

    Check out this blog post that uses the same tips from this article: How to build a photo contest site on WordPress using Gravity Forms and GravityView. Because GravityKit's Ratings & Reviews

  • Getting started with PDF for GravityView

    PDF for GravityView is an extension that allows you to export PDFs of your Single Entry layouts. You can also share PDFs over email. This powerful extension was developed by Gravity PDF, another

  • Importing List fields into existing foms

    For single-column List fields (default): Select the List field from the "Import To…"dropdown list: For multiple-column List fields: When Gravity Forms exports list fields, each row of the field will

  • Redirect to GravityView

    Learn more about GravityView, the best Gravity Forms add-on for displaying, exporting, and editing entries on the front end.