GravityView Nulled is a powerful WordPress plugin that extends Gravity Forms by allowing users to display, search, edit, and manage form entries directly on the front end of a website. It transforms Gravity Forms submissions into dynamic directories, member listings, business catalogs, job boards, event calendars, tables, maps, and custom data-driven applications without requiring coding knowledge.
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GravityView is an excellent solution for WordPress users who want to transform Gravity Forms submissions into searchable directories, listings, portals, and custom databases. With front-end editing, advanced filtering, and flexible display options, it provides everything needed to build dynamic, user-driven websites without custom development.
This release adds display options to the Entry Notes field, improves drag-and-drop in the View editor, resolves an HTML escaping issue in the View editor, and fixes issues with search, multi-form Views, and the View block.
🚀 Added
The Entry Notes field can now display the number of notes, a simple Yes/No, or custom text (merge tags supported) instead of the notes themselves — useful for flagging entries that have been commented on, including in exports.
✨ Improved
Dragging a field in the View editor now follows the pointer, so the zone under the mouse receives the field — narrow and empty zones are easier to target.
🐛 Fixed
HTML in a form field’s label was output without escaping in the View editor.
The Entry Notes field exported an empty column to CSV.
Searching by Entry Date returned the wrong entries on sites with a non-UTC timezone — results were shifted by the timezone offset, so entries from the searched date were missing while entries from a neighboring day appeared.
Table layouts using a theme other than Legacy displayed a solid white background behind the table, so rounded corners looked square on colored or dark pages.
Issues in Views that combine entries from multiple forms using the Multiple Forms extension:
Pagination and entry totals counted only the primary form’s entries on Gravity Forms 3.0, so pages of results could be missing and reported counts were too low;
Single entry pages could open the wrong entry, or none at all, on sites that use custom entry slugs.
Dragging fields in the View editor: the Move and Duplicate buttons wrapped onto a second line in narrow columns, and a field could not be picked up when the drag started on those buttons.
View block issues in the block editor:
Enabling Preview loaded the site’s front-end styles into the editor and changed its appearance — preview styles now load only inside the editor canvas;
The block’s controls (View selector, Preview toggle) appeared unstyled;
A preview that failed once kept showing the error after a later preview succeeded.
An “Entry meta already set” error was repeatedly logged when another plugin (e.g., GravityBoard) had already registered the same entry meta key.
PHP warnings (“Undefined array key 10”) appeared above Views on sites with custom code attached to the deprecated gravityview_after action at a non-default priority.
URLs registered by other plugins (such as Uncanny Toolkit Pro’s group sign-up pages) redirected to the home page on sites that use a static front page.
GravityView’s notification events (entry approved, updated, deleted, duplicated) were not sent — with no error — on sites where another plugin modified the form through the gform_pre_render filter.
💻 Developer Updates
Views that combine entries from multiple forms now pass an extra union key in the SQL fragments array filtered by gform_gf_query_sql, holding the UNION ALL statements and the subquery’s closing alias. Code that rebuilds that array from a fixed list of keys needs to carry it through, or the query loses its unioned forms.
