Who am I buying from?
Hi, I’m Johnathon, and this is my store.
I’ve been working with WordPress for more than 15 years. In that time, I’ve done it all: updating old sites, building new sites, providing client support, building custom themes, coding full blown applications, and now my own plugin store.
The extensibility of WordPress has always been my favorite feature, and I’m thrilled to be supporting my family by making WordPress even more powerful.

What We’ve Learned
Lessons & learning on WordPress from our blog
Global Search 1.7.1: a quiet log and a clean index
Global Search for Gravity Forms searches every form, entry, and note from one box. Version 1.7.1 is a housekeeping release for the index behind that box: it silences a database error that logged on every submission, keeps entry metadata out of your search results, and fixes search outright on strictly configured MySQL servers. What’s new…
Loom for Gravity Forms 1.1.0: the recorder now says what’s wrong
Loom for Gravity Forms puts a Record button in your forms: visitors record their screen, camera, or both, and the Loom link arrives with the entry. Version 1.1.0 is about the moments when recording cannot start — and about what happens after the video arrives. What’s new in 1.1.0? The same form can record for…
List Form Pages 2.1.0: templates, custom post types, and escaped embeds all make the column
List Form Pages for Gravity Forms puts a Pages column in your forms list: every page where each form lives, as links. Version 2.1.0 makes that column tell the whole truth. Forms rendered by theme templates, forms on custom post types, and embeds stored in escaped builder data all show up now. What’s new in…
Introducing The Missing Admin Bundle for Gravity Forms
The Missing Admin Bundle for Gravity Forms is out: four admin power-ups, one plugin, one license. Four plugins, one install Running Gravity Forms at any real scale raises the same four questions again and again: How are my forms actually performing? Where is that one entry? Which pages is this form even on? And what…
Gravity Forms Backend vs Frontend: The Add-On Ecosystem
Gravity Forms can power anything from a basic contact form to a customer portal, an approval workflow, or an internal reporting system. That flexibility is wonderful right up until you start shopping for add-ons and realize that “works with Gravity Forms” tells you almost nothing about who will use the feature—or where they will use…

Gravity Forms Save & Continue, Explained
Right now, somebody is probably halfway through a form on your site. Maybe they’ll finish tomorrow. Maybe they’re gone for good. Whether you ever find out — and whether either of you can do anything about it — depends on a corner of Gravity Forms that confuses nearly everyone: Save & Continue and the three…
