GravityKit

Hi @freekwp, thanks for your question!

No, we don’t currently have a way to disable per-form, but that’s a great idea. We’ve added it to our feature development list.

Hi, @theheartypixel! I’m sorry to hear about the form where entries get marked as spam.

Can you please share the exported form with us at [email protected] so we can see if there’s anything that might be causing it? Here’s how to export a form.

Thanks!

Thanks again for letting us know about this and for sharing your export file.

Please update to the latest version (1.9.1). That should fix this issue.

Please let us know if you encounter any other issues!

Thanks again for letting us know about this!

Please update to the latest version (1.9.1). That should fix this issue.

Please let us know if you encounter any other issues!

Are you willing to export the form? That would be helpful for us to reproduce the error. If so, in the Dashboard, click Forms, click Import/Export, then Export Forms) and send it to [email protected]. Thank you!

Thank you for bringing this to our attention! We will be releasing a fix for this issue today.

Thank you for letting us know about this! We’re working on a fix.

Can you please try going into the form settings, clicking the GravityExport Lite settings, and re-saving the feed?

Once you re-save the feed, please try downloading the file again.

Hi @siverfox! This plugin doesn’t do that. We recommend the Gravity Forms Blocklist plugin for that. It’s great.

We’re marking as resolved due to inactivity—please follow-up with us if you still need help!

Hi @ghourbanian, if you have an active support license, please reach out to GravityView support: [email protected]. We’re happy to help figure out what’s causing the conflict.

The anti-spam functionality relies JavaScript. Disable JavaScript and try submitting the form; it should go to spam.

@mtharani You can add a filter to gform_entry_is_spam with a priority number greater than 11.

Note in this code below that it uses 20 instead of the default 10 priority.

add_filter( 'gform_entry_is_spam', function ( $is_spam = false, $form = array(), $entry = array() ) {
  // Your code would go here; return false to say it's not spam

  return $is_spam;
}, 20, 3 );

I’ve released the 1.1.2 update with @thomascharbit’s code fix. Thank you, Thomas!

@surbma Thanks for the suggestion regarding email summaries of spam entries. That’s a great idea. I’m not sure when that will be developed, so until it is, I recommend using the Entry Automation plugin by ForGravity for email reports.

Please update and confirm that the fix works for you! ??

Thanks!
Zack

Hi @tvoltz, thanks for sharing your experience!

The Zero Spam plugin doesn’t send entries to the Trash. The plugin only tells Gravity Forms whether an entry is spam or not.

I would bet that another plugin is moving entries to the trash. Here are a couple thoughts:

Are you using ForGravity’s Entry Automation Add-On? That would explain how entries are being trashed.

Or perhaps a Gravity Flow feed is configured to trash something automatically?

Please try disabling other plugins and leave Gravity Forms and Zero Spam active. Does the issue still happen? Either way, please let us know!

Hi @dejanj, thanks for your question!

This functionality will be included in our Pro version, which became available for pre-sale today! It’s coming in July.