And this is where we share all we've learned to do with it.
Gravity Forms collects data like nobody's business. And a wide variety of data, too: leads, orders, registrations, support requests — the list goes on. But sometimes, finding that one specific piece of information feels like searching for a needle in a digital haystack.
Today I’m excited to announce the release of QuickLink Pro, a new plugin that brings ease and speed to managing external links in the WordPress block editor. If you’ve ever found yourself constantly searching for and copy-pasting the same external URLs…
If you’ve ever spent time hunting through your WordPress site trying to figure out exactly where you embedded a particular Gravity Form, you’re going to love this update. List Form Pages for Gravity Forms has just been upgraded to version…
Are you struggling to make WordPress plugins with AI? I spent the last several months launching the plugin shop here at Odd Jar with AI’s help. Here are 5 lessons I learned (with prompts). 1. Provide recent documentation for what…
I spend a lot of time coding add-ons and snippets for Gravity Forms. And like any typically lazy programmer, I’ve jumped on the AI bandwagon, using AI tools like Claude Sonnet 3.5 to code and launch my projects in record…
A common GF question appeared on the Gravity Forms Facebook group last week: How can I find all the pages where I’ve posted my forms? The answer is you can’t, at least not by default. So I made us a…