GravityWP

Hi Mato,

we don’t support filtering on GravityView values at the moment.
You can custom code it with the help of this article:
https://docs.gravityview.co/article/52-how-to-modify-the-entries-displayed-in-a-view

Hope that helps!

Somehow it works again on all pages, so the problem was probably caused by something else.

Keep up the good work!

Thank you for your review, @canarystudio!
We’ve updated the plugin to also show a menu- and toolbar link to an admin page with all the shortcodes (that way you don’t have to use the shortcode to have a fast glimpse at your merge tags).

Resolved.

Hi Nitrat,

This function is added in the newest update.

Kind regards,
GravityWP

Hi @nitrat,

you can contact us with custom development requests at https://gravitywp.com/support/

Hi @nitrat.
Currently we don’t support filtering on dates. You can use https://gfchart.com/ to do the job.

Thank you @memralife!

That is very helpful. We will share it with the users in the readme.txt in the next release. If you have any more suggestions or improvements to the code, please help us, very much appreciated!

Hi @memralife,

currently the plugin supports isnot, not_equal, greater_than, less_than, contains, starts_with, ends_with (it uses the standard gravity forms conditional logic rules). I’m not sure what you mean with setting the entry_meta field, but if you found a solution that can help others, feel free to share!

Kind regards,
GravityWP

Hi @thedot80m,

I’m not sure what this plugin can do for you. But maybe you want to take a look at:
https://codecanyon.net/item/gravity-forms-autocomplete/19220825?ref=gravitywp

Let us now if that is a solution.

Kind regards,
GravityWP

Hi iSaumya,

Can you try payment_status for the ID? Let us now if it works!

Hi Chris,

You can use the ID of the user to count entries from a specific user.

created_by=”1″

Hi @anilreddy0102,

we have added this feature in version 0.9, thank you for the suggestion.

Use created_by=”current” within the shortcode to only show the count for the currently logged-in user.

Is this what you are looking for?

Hi @robgky,

you can add a new number field to your form and enable calculation. You count all the other number fields (1, 3, 4, 5) in this new number field.

After it you use:
[gravitywp_count formid=”6″ number_field=”7″ filter_field=”2″ filter_value=”Jimmy”]

that should do the trick. Does this help you?

Otherwise it’s also possible to make a snippet for you. Just ask your question on https://gravitywp.com/support/ and we are happy to help.

Hi @necrid,

we have added a few possibilities you suggested to version 0.8 of the plugin. If you have more information about the function insert_variable_prepopulate please share it with us, because we couldn’t find any information on it.