GravityWiz: Perks (extra options) for Gravity Forms

Gravity Perks by Gravity Wiz LLC provides you with extra, very handy options and functionalities for your Gravity Forms. Perks like Read only fields, minimum or/and maximum amount of words, copying values from one field to another, limiting checkboxes, choices, etc. There are almost 30 useful extensions of the Gravity Forms plugin available now.

About Gravity Wiz LLC

Interesting interviews and links David Smith & GravityWiz

• The Plugin Economy – Gravity Perks by David Smith
• Data Automation – The Brains, The Brawn, and The Beauty – David Smith (July 8, 2021)
• Founder David Smith: Twitter, WordPress profile, GitHub

How it works

You download and install the Perks Add-on. This is the main plugin and once activated, it will give you easy access to all the individual perks.

Our favorite Perks

In our projects there are some Perks that we install right away.

GP Preview Submission

Since we’re building a lot of Multipage Gravity Forms, the Preview Submission Perk comes in super handy. It allows you to use Merge Tags (and Modifiers) from previous steps inside following steps. To populate standard values of a field or to use inside HTML Fields. Especially when you’re building complex forms, it’s a must have extension of Gravity Forms.

GP Unique ID

We need to generate unique references for our clients. The must have extension of Gravity Forms is the Unique ID Perk. With it you can generate a unique ID, code, number or combination of numbers and letters for each entry in Gravity Forms.

GP Limit Dates

We have a lot of client Forms with Date Fields with specific dates that are allowed. The Limit Dates Perk let’s you configure in a well thought out user interface which dates should be allowed inside the Date Field.

Tutorials GravityWiz

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Our Premium add-ons for Gravity Forms

Advanced Merge Tags

This Gravity Forms Add-On adds extra Merge Tag modifiers (and a lot of power). From the most common used functions like capitalize and length to changing date formats.

List Dropdown

Add a Dropdown Select with choices to a column or multiple columns in a Gravity Forms List Field.

Entry to Database

Integrates Gravity Forms with internal or external databases, offering flexible mapping of form fields to database columns and real-time synchronization between entries and database rows.

API Connector

Connect Gravity Forms to External API's: Query the API using form field values and automatically fill other form fields with the API response.

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Read tutorials about

How to Create an Event Workshop Registration + Waitlist System in WordPress

This guide shows how to set up a workshop registration + waitlist system in WordPress: register attendees until capacity is reached, waitlist the rest, approve entries, and auto-promote people when a seat opens using Gravity Forms, Gravity Flow, and GravityView.

Gravity Flow Form Submission Step Tutorial

The Gravity Flow Form Submission step pauses a workflow until another form is submitted, then continues once the handoff is complete. This guide shows how to connect two forms, prefill fields with mapping, send the correct secure link, and troubleshoot the most common “workflow didn’t move” issues.

Gravity Flow Delete an Entry Step Tutorial

The Gravity Flow Delete Entry step lets you trash or permanently remove Gravity Forms entries as part of a workflow. This guide covers the key settings, scheduling options (delay or date-based), and safe testing tips so you can follow retention and privacy rules with confidence.

Gravity Flow Update Fields Step Tutorial

The Gravity Flow Update Fields step pulls values from another entry and writes them into the current entry, so your workflow can route using “live” data. This tutorial covers source form selection, entry lookup with filters and sorting, field mapping, and quick testing.

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