Depending on what you are trying to achieve, “Gravity Forms Debug” usually refers to one of three things: the built-in logging core, the official (legacy) Debug Add-On, or developer-focused third-party tools.
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As of Gravity Forms v2.2, debugging is integrated into the core plugin. You do not need a separate add-on for basic troubleshooting.
Access: Forms > Settings > Logging.
Log Types: You can enable “All Messages,” “Errors and Warnings,” or “Off” for Gravity Forms Core and each individual Add-On (e.g., Stripe, Mailchimp, Zapier).
Live Viewer: Allows you to view log files directly in the browser with a unique, secure URL.
Security: Log files use a randomized file name to prevent unauthorized access.
Integration Debugging: Essential for tracking API calls, feed processing, and communication errors with third-party services.
This is an official “utility” add-on used primarily for identifying conflicts with other plugins or your theme without affecting your live visitors.
Key Feature: Conflict Tester. When enabled, it allows you (the logged-in admin) to see the site with all other plugins deactivated and a default WordPress theme (like Twenty Twenty-Four) active.
Visitor Impact: Your website remains completely normal for your users; only your specific session sees the “clean” environment.
Requirement: Requires an active Gravity Forms license to download.
Functionality: Includes a “Disable Link” in case you get locked out or lose the admin bar toggle.
