Welcome to the
SP Gravity Forms – List and Edit Plugin {#item-description__welcome-to-the-sp-gravity-forms-list-and-edit-plugin}
With this plugin it’s possible to edit or delete already submitted entries at the Front-End; THE missing feature of Gravity Forms.
This Plugin also integrates the Gravity Forms – jQuery Datatables plugin, to display your saved entires with the jQuery Datatables plugin.
(You need a licensed copy of Gravity Forms to use this plugin)
Features
- Edit and re-save already saved entries from the front-end without any coding
- Delete already saved entries from the front-end without any coding
- Edit and Delete already saved posts from the front-end without any coding
- Integrated Gravity Forms – jQuery Datatables plugin
- Display a list of your already saved entries at the front-end as a jQuery Datatable
- Setup edit- and list-settings at the default Gravity Forms settings page
- Check the fields you need to display at the Entry-List at the Advanced-Field-Settings
- Define the field-order at the Advanced-Field-Settings
- Supports most of the fields from Gravity Forms
- Fully integrated into Gravity-Forms
- Define conditional Notifications depending on the event (addnew, change, delete)
- Define conditional Confirmations depending on the event (addnew, change, delete)
- Conditional logic button support
- Conditional logic field support
- Multi-Page-Form support
- Simple and Fast
Supported Fields
- Single Line Text
- Paragraph Text
- Drop Down
- Multi Select
- Number
- Checkbox
- Radio
- Name
- Date
- Time
- Phone
- Address
- Website
- List
- Post-Title
- Post-Content
- Post-Excerpt
- Post-Tags
- Post-Category
- Post-Custom-Fields
- Product
- Quantity
- Shipping
- Total
Release 2.4.3 – 2020/03/28 – ChangeLog
- Support for WordPress 5.3x
- Support for Gravity Forms 2.4x
- fixed a problem with nested shortcodes
Release 2.4.2 – 2019/12/14 – ChangeLog
- Support for WordPress 5.3
- Support for Gravity Forms 2.4
- fixed a problem with nested shortcodes
Release 2.4.1 – 2019/02/08 – ChangeLog
- Support for WordPress 5.x
- Support for Gravity Forms 2.4
- fixed a Problem with the blocks shortcode
Release 2.3.0 – 2017/02/26 – ChangeLog
- Support for WordPress 4.7
- Support for Gravity Forms 2.x
- Update to DataTable 1.10.12
- New Shortcode handling
Release 2.2.0 – 2016/02/18 – ChangeLog
- Added support for conditional logic button
- Fixed a bug at the shortcode handling
- Update to DataTable 1.10.11
Release 2.1.0 – 2016/01/16 – ChangeLog
- Added a setting to define the number of entries should be displayed at the GravitList by default
- Added a setting to define wich type of user could add/edit/delete the entries (all, logged in, entry creators, admins only)
- fixed Language handling
- fixed GravityList
Release 2.0.0 – 2016/01/10 – ChangeLog
- Full code cleanup – simple and fast
- Edit and Delete already saved posts from the front-end without any coding
- Integrated Gravity Forms – jQuery Datatables plugin
- Display a list of your already saved entries at the front-end as a jQuery Datatable
- Define the field-order at the Advanced-Field-Settings
- Define conditional Notifications depending on the event (addnew, change, delete)
- Define conditional Confirmations depending on the event (addnew, change, delete)
- Conditional logic support
- Multi-Page-Form support
Release 1.9.3 – 04/21/2014 – ChangeLog
- Fixed problem with notifications
Release 1.9.2 – 03/04/2014 – ChangeLog
- Fixed user handling
Release 1.9.1 – 03/04/2014 – ChangeLog
- Bugfix : GF only stores data if a field is set. So the update of an existing record doesn’t work, when the user unset a field. Now this is fixed. (example : on save a checkbox is set. on update a checkbox isn’t set – so GF doesn’t update this field)
- Better display on fields with choices and enabled values (select, multi select, checkbox, radio button)
Release 1.9 – 03/02/2014 – ChangeLog
- Bugfix on Multi-Page-Forms
- Bugfix on Save Entries : When a form validation fails a new record will be created instead of updating the old record
- Stripped shortcode attribute ‘demomode’
- Bugfix on User Handling : It was possible to edit an entry that wasn’t saved from this user
- Bugfix on Shortcode Handling : Some attributes wasn’t right handled
- Add a setting to display an ‘Add New’ button at the end of the list
- It’s now possible to define a special CSS class that will be used at the Entry-List
- It’s now possible to display a ‘view’ button to display an entry
- It’s now possible to display a ‘delete’ button to delete an entry
- It’s now possible to setup a notification for all events or special notification for addnew, delete or update an entry
Release 1.8 – 12/30/2013 – ChangeLog
- Bugfix on Multi-Page-Forms
- Bugfix on List-Fields
Release 1.7 – 12/09/2013 – ChangeLog
- Bugfix on saving custom-post-fields
- Added support for list-fields that are defined as custom-post-fields
Release 1.6 – 12/08/2013 – ChangeLog
- SP-GG-MySQL-Connect Plugin support. Now it’s possible to edit MySQL-Records (wich was saved with the SP-GF-MySQL-Connect Plugin)
- Better tQuery handling. The needed JS and CSS files are only loaded when a form with tQuery support is loaded
Release 1.5 – 12/01/2013 – ChangeLog
- Advanced tQuery support. Now it’s possible to adjust the tQuery at the Gravity-Forms Form-Settings Page
- Better permalink handling
- Updated Translation
- List-Field support at edit-mode
Release 1.4 – 11/26/2013 – ChangeLog
- New Setting to display the ‘lead-id’, an internal Gravity-Forms record-id, as the first column at the Entry-List
- Support for the famous tQuery – Dynamic Tables…