Gravitate

Symmetric wont work with the Key removed. The data will be un-encrypted when the users fill out the form.

You need to use A-Symmetric if you want to be able to remove the key so hackers can’t get the data, but your users can still fill out the forms. When using A-Symmetric just remove the Private Key, but keep in the Public Key. Then add the Private key when you want to get the data. Keep in mind that your Email notifications will not work without both keys in.

As to why your data is missing it sounds like there might have been an issue configuring the setup prior to your users filling out the forms. I would recommend switching to A-Symmetric to match what you want, but currently there is no way to convert data after it has been encrypted. So you will need to work that out with your developers. Sorry!

There are only 4 required fields for the Table.
You can name the fields whatever you want as you specify them in Encryption settings area.

I usually go with:
id (int)
parent_id (int)
value (text)
group (text or varchar, depending on the size of the data)

SSL is transactional encryption. Which is also preferred. This Plugin is Encryption at rest. When the data is resting on your database.
The Remote Database is a feature for those who have requirements to store the data behind their own firewall. It can give you better network ownership of the data. In order to store the data so nobody else can decrypt it even if they get access to the Server or Database you should use the A-Symmetric encryption with Public and Private Key. Then remove the Private Key from being stored. This will allow the data to still be Encrypted, but not Decrypted. In order for you to get the data you will need to login in and add the Private Key back in then read the data then remove the Key. Keep in mind this will mean that your Notifications will not work as they will need the key stored in the system to decrypt the data before it is emailed.

There are plans to make many improvements on the Plugin, but we haven’t had the time yet to do so.

Yeah, unfortunately, search will not work as the data is encrypted and search fields are not so they don’t match. This is something that we want to address in the next update, but it has been pushed back.

If Funded then yes. We can schedule the work.
You would need to contact our Sales through our contact page.
https://www.gravitatedesign.com/contact

Not Dead, but hibernating.

We still use if for many projects.
It works well, but does have feature limitations that need to be addressed.

We have a list of todos that eventually we will get to.

Looks like the Signature Add-On does not work if the field gets encrypted. So it may not be compatible with the Encryption Plugin.

Sorry, but we never tested it with that Add-On.
I will make sure to add it to the list of TODOs if I ever can find the time to update the Encryption Plugin.

Yep.
Unfortunately, you would need to do that through code.
There isn’t a feature to decrypt all data.
You would need to loop through all the entries and decrypt the values.

Sorry, we don’t have that feature at this time.
It is on the list of todo’s.
Unfortunately, we just haven’t had time to implement them for some time.

At this point we wont be extending this plugin to other Plugins.
However, you can get a developer to help you with that.
Please checkout the “How to Use” section here https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/gravitate-encryption/other_notes/

This is a great question.
Unfortunately Gravity forms doesn’t have a JS hook on Valid Submissions.
There is one using PHP, but not Javascript.

So the way we do it is to use a Custom Thank You Page for the Gravity Form and create an action on that page.

Thanks kevcampb,
This is currently a bug with version 9.4.1

I think it should stay at 8, but the creator forgot to include the “://” in the search.

So use this instead:

$key = substr($request_uri, strtolower(substr($request_uri, 0, 8)) == 'https://' ? 8 : 7);

Changing this resolved the issue for us.

Also once you resolve this you also need to make sure that you also have page.cache.ssl = true in your settings.

To get the Settings of the Plugin you can use:

$settings = GRAV_BLOCKS::get_settings();

This is now available as of Version 1.1.0.
From there you can get the Background settings

This has also been added to the Developer Tab within the Plugin

Make sure your selector has the “.” in front of it.
It should be .fusion-icon-facebook