Free Download Gravity Forms v2.9.7.2 +Addons (Premium)

Gravity Forms is a premium WordPress form plugin used by thousands of websites. It helps create everything from simple contact forms to complex multi-page applications.

Website forms are essential tools for lead generation and user engagement. Finding the right solution can significantly impact your site’s effectiveness.

Let’s explore why Gravity Forms has become one of the most trusted form builders in the WordPress ecosystem.

Overview of Gravity Forms

Gravity Forms is a dedicated WordPress plugin that simplifies form creation. It uses a drag-and-drop interface that requires no coding knowledge.

The plugin works with any properly coded WordPress theme. This universal compatibility makes it a favorite among developers and site owners alike.

Key Features of Gravity Forms

Drag-and-Drop Builder
Accessible and Compliant
Form Import
Multi-Column Layouts
Save & Continue
Paginated Forms
Responsive Forms
Conditional Logic
Language Support
Custom Form CSS
30+ Form Fields
Merge Tags*
Email Logic
Field Validation
API & Webhooks
Partial Entries*
Data Routing
Import & Export
File Uploads
Dynamic Field Values
Calculations
Quizzes and Polls*
Surveys*
Digital Signatures*
Discount Codes*
Automated Payments*
Payment Processor Integration*
PCI Compliant
GDPR Compliant
Google reCAPTCHA v2 & v3
Anti-Spam
Security Audits
Hundreds of Actions & Filters
Well-Documented Code
Extensive API
BYOA (Build Your Own Add-On)

Changelog of Gravity Forms v2.9.7.2

API: Fixed an issue with the gform/post_render event being fired too early during an AJAX submission, which causes conflicts with certain add-ons.
Updated the default honeypot action from “Do not create an entry” to “Create an entry and mark it as spam”.
Fixed an issue where the honeypot doesn’t work with new Ajax.
API: Updated GFAPI::submit_form() to support an optional 6th param, $initiated_by, the process that initiated the submission. Supported integers are 1 (aka GFFormDisplay::SUBMISSION_INITIATED_BY_WEBFORM) or 2 (aka GFFormDisplay::SUBMISSION_INITIATED_BY_API). Defaults to GFFormDisplay::SUBMISSION_INITIATED_BY_API.
API: Updated the result returned by GFAPI::submit_form() to include the is_spam, confirmation_message, and confirmation_type properties when the form fails honeypot validation and it is configured to use the “Do not create an entry” action.
Fixed a PHP fatal error that occurs during background processing if another plugin includes an older version of WP_Async_Request that doesn’t include maybe_wp_die().
Fixed a PHP fatal error that occurs in wp_date() for some PHP versions and timestamps during background processing if a batch has previously been attempted.
Fixed a 403 error that occurs when a background processor dispatch method is called during an admin-ajax.php request, such as the one used to process new Ajax enabled form submissions.