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]]>- Seamless integration with Gravity Forms and GravityView
- Star ratings field with customizable scales (e.g., 1–5)
- Front-end review submission with optional anonymous reviews
- Display average rating, count, and distribution charts
- Sortable and filterable Views by rating, date, or relevance
- Approve, edit, or delete reviews with built-in moderation
- Anti-spam protection and conditional logic support
- Schema markup for rich snippets in search results
- User permissions and role-based review controls
- Ajax-powered rating widgets for smooth UX
- Multiple review criteria (pros/cons, titles, summaries)
- Email notifications for new and approved reviews
- Shortcodes and widgets to display ratings anywhere
- Responsive, accessible, and translation-ready
- Works with GravityView templates, maps, and directories
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]]>- Interactive maps powered by Google Maps or OpenStreetMap
- Plot Gravity Forms entries by address, coordinates, or Geocoding
- Automatic geocoding from form fields (address, city, ZIP)
- Custom map markers, colors, and clustering for dense areas
- List, card, and single-entry views integrated with the map
- Radius and proximity search with distance filters
- Draw-on-map search (polygons/areas) for precise results
- Advanced filtering by field values, categories, tags, and dates
- Keyword search synced with map markers and results
- Mobile-friendly, responsive maps and layouts
- Supports conditional logic to show/hide markers
- Supports geolocation fields and browser location detection
- Sortable, paginated results tied to map interactions
- Multi-language and RTL compatible; works with major caching plugins
- Developer-friendly hooks, templates, and CSS classes
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]]>- Instant, real-time calculations inside Gravity Forms
- Easy formula builder with variables, fields, and functions
- Conditional logic to show/hide fields based on results
- Dynamic pricing, totals, taxes, and discounts
- Supports complex math: IF/THEN, ROUND, SUM, AVERAGE, MIN/MAX
- Display results anywhere: confirmations, emails, entries, pages
- Auto-update values as users type—no page reloads
- Prebuilt templates for quotes, ROI, mortgage, BMI, and scoring
- Works with multi-page forms and repeating fields
- Merge tags and shortcodes for flexible output
- Compatible with popular payment gateways
- Lightweight, fast, and mobile-friendly performance
- Developer-friendly hooks, filters, and extensible API
- Translation-ready and accessible by default
- Reliable support, updates, and detailed documentation
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]]>- Front‑end editing of Gravity Forms entries
- Inline, in-place field editing without page reloads
- Granular permissions by role, user, and field
- Edit only specific fields while keeping others read-only
- Works with Multi-Page and Conditional Logic
- Supports all core Gravity Forms field types
- Secure entry access with login and ownership rules
- Customizable edit views and templates
- Revision history and change tracking
- Bulk edit and quick actions for faster updates
- AJAX-powered for a smooth, fast UX
- Developer-friendly hooks, filters, and PHP/JS APIs
- Compatible with popular Gravity Forms add-ons
- Mobile-responsive layout out of the box
- Translation-ready and supports RTL
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]]>- Merge entries from multiple Gravity Forms into one view
- Create relationships between forms (one-to-one, one-to-many, many-to-many)
- Link parent and child entries for drill-down detail pages
- Filter results by form, field, user, date, and conditional logic
- Display unified lists, tables, or custom layouts with GravityView
- Cross-form search and sorting for a seamless user experience
- Map fields across different forms with flexible field matching
- Show related entries in widgets, tables, or inline sections
- Front-end editing and approval across connected datasets
- Role-based access and permissions for secure data sharing
- Shortcode support for embedding combined views anywhere
- Works with GravityView presets, templates, and DIY fields
- Supports large datasets with pagination and performance tuning
- Compatible with popular Gravity Forms add-ons and custom fields
- Developer-friendly hooks, filters, and extensible architecture
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]]>- Seamless integration with Gravity Forms
- Multiple chart types: bar, line, pie, doughnut, area, radar, and more
- Real-time charts that update as new entries arrive
- Point-and-click chart builder—no coding needed
- Filter data by date range, field values, and conditional logic
- Group, aggregate, and summarize form entries instantly
- Embed charts anywhere with shortcodes or blocks
- Interactive tooltips, legends, and hover effects
- Custom colors, labels, and branding options
- Responsive and mobile-friendly layouts
- Export charts and data for reports (PNG/CSV)
- Supports calculations like counts, sums, averages, and percentages
- Drill-down and segmentation for deeper insights
- Works with multi-page and complex forms
- Optimized for performance and SEO-friendly rendering
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]]>- Filter Gravity Forms entries shown in GravityView with granular control
- Create unlimited AND/OR conditional logic groups
- Filter by any field type, including text, numbers, dates, choices, and calculations
- Role-based filtering to show different data to different user roles
- User-specific filters (current user, creator, logged-in status)
- Date and time filters: before, after, between, relative dates (e.g., last 7 days)
- Support for partial matches, exact matches, contains/starts/ends with
- Compare numeric fields with greater than, less than, equals, ranges
- Filter by entry meta: payment status, approval status, star ratings, and more
- Dynamic Merge Tag values for real-time filtering (URL, user meta, post meta)
- Front-end filtering compatibility with GravityView Search Bar
- Works with multiple Views and complex datasets without performance hits
- Easy point-and-click UI inside the GravityView View editor
- Multisite and multilingual friendly; plays well with popular caching
- Developer-ready with hooks and filters for custom logic
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]]>- Seamless integration with Gravity Forms entries
- Drag-and-drop View builder for custom layouts
- Multiple templates: Table, List, DataTables, Maps, and more
- Front-end entry editing, approval, and moderation
- Advanced search, sorting, and filtering controls
- User-specific Views with robust access control
- Display entries on pages, posts, or widgets via shortcodes
- Powerful directory features: profiles, listings, and maps
- Works with custom fields, calculations, and conditional logic
- Supports payments, WooCommerce, and popular Gravity Forms add-ons
- Import, export, and duplicate Views for faster workflows
- Responsive designs optimized for mobile and performance
- Developer-friendly hooks, filters, and template overrides
- Multilingual and RTL-ready, compatible with major SEO plugins
- Accessible and GDPR-friendly with fine-grained controls
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