GravityView

This is EXACTLY the same product as distributed by the developer. Sales Page

Key Features

GravityView works by creating a “View”—a custom layout that pulls data from a specific form.

• Drag-and-Drop Builder: You don’t need to write HTML or PHP. You select which form fields appear in the “Multiple Entries” (list) view and which appear in the “Single Entry” (detailed) view.

• Front-End Editing: You can allow users to edit the entries they submitted without giving them access to the WordPress dashboard.

• Entry Approval: Admins can moderate submissions, choosing which ones appear publicly and which stay hidden until reviewed.

• Search & Filters: Add a search bar to your data so users can filter by date, category, or any specific form field.

• Preset Layouts:

  • Table: Classic spreadsheet style (best for databases).

  • List: Vertical layout (best for person profiles or job boards).

  • Maps (Pro): Displays submissions as markers on a Google Map.

  • DataTables (Pro): Advanced tables with live sorting and PDF/Excel export.

Common Use Cases

Because it is so flexible, people use it for a wide variety of “mini-apps”:

• Member Directories: Displaying a list of registered members or staff.

• Job Boards: Allowing users to submit jobs via a form and displaying them in a searchable list.

• Paid Listings: Using Gravity Forms to take payment and GravityView to display the listing once paid.

• Student/Client Portals: Letting users log in to see only the data they have personally submitted.

• Issue Tracking: A simple system where users submit bugs/requests and see their status.

How it Works (The Workflow)

1. Create a Form: Build your form using Gravity Forms.

2. Create a View: In the WordPress menu, go to GravityKit > New View and select your form.

3. Choose Layout: Pick a template (e.g., Table or Map).

4. Configure Fields: Drag and drop the fields you want to show.

5. Publish: Embed the View on any page using a Block or Shortcode.