Gravity View v3.8.0 - Powerful Gravity Forms Addons
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The best way to display Gravity Forms entries on your website GravityView is the best way to display Gravity Forms entries on your website.
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The best way to display Gravity Forms entries on your website GravityView is the best way to display Gravity Forms entries on your website. With GravityView you can easily display entries visitors (or users) of your website made using GravityForms on the front-end. It’s an amazing piece of software and developments are going strong. If you need the best addon available for GravityForms today….
Create Directories
Manage submissions for your free or paid directory. Perfect for business listings, job boards, and more
Easy to Use & Customize
GravityView comes with built-in presets to display a variety of data. Use the drag & drop configuration to get it just right.
Approve & reject entries
You can choose to approve entries before they show on your site. This is great for paid submissions. If you have a public form and want to review entries before they are visible in your View, you can moderate them. If you want to allow all entries, that works, too.
Recent releases
Release history
Oct 15, 20267.8 MB
Other
- This release adds a "Delete all Views" button and a "Use as Page Title" setting for Edit Entry, strengthens security for embedded Views and entry actions (we recommend updating), and keeps your Views when GravityView is deleted. It also fixes many issues with Views built with the [GravityKit MCP](https://www.gravitykit.com/mcp/), View revisions, Custom CSS, DataTables, Edit Entry, and Multiple Forms.
- #### 🚀 Added
- "Delete all Views" button under GravityKit > Settings > GravityView > Delete Views that permanently deletes every View, including trashed ones, without affecting forms, entries, or settings.
- "Use as Page Title" setting on the Edit Entry tab to choose whether the Edit Entry Title also replaces the page and browser tab titles (on by default, so existing Views keep their titles).
- Settings to choose what an embedded View shows when its search value is empty, such as when a `{get:customer}` merge tag has no value:
- "When the search value is empty" on the View field, which now shows no entries by default ("is not" searches still show every entry);
- `search_value_empty="none"` in the `[gravityview]` shortcode;
- "Show no entries" in the View block and the Elementor, Divi, and Beaver Builder modules, selected by default for new block, Elementor, and Beaver Builder embeds (new Divi modules start at "Not set");
- Existing shortcode, block, and page builder embeds keep showing every entry, and an admin notice lists the pages that use them.
- #### 🔒 Security
- Views built or cloned with the GravityKit MCP could show entries their settings were meant to restrict, or allow REST access that was turned off.
- Page and browser tab titles on Views with an Edit Entry Title could show entry values to visitors not allowed to edit the entry.
- #### 🐛 Fixed
- Issues when deleting GravityView from the Plugins page:
- All Views, entry approval statuses, and GravityView entry notes were permanently deleted, and embeds of Views with Enhanced Security stopped working after reinstalling;
- A PHP fatal error was logged ("Class "ActionScheduler_Lock" not found").
- Search Operators other than "Is", "Is Not", and "Contains" in the View block, the View field, the Elementor, Divi, and Beaver Builder modules, and the `[gravityview]` shortcode matched any entry containing the Search Value, so "Not Equal" and "Not In" listed the entries they should have excluded.
- A search value of `0` in the `[gravityview]` shortcode or an embedded View was ignored, so the View listed every entry instead of those matching `0`.
- Issues with Views built with the GravityKit MCP:
- Edit Entry fields were hidden from users editing their own entries;
- Unsaved View settings, such as "Show only approved entries", showed as empty instead of their default values;
- Every value of the "No Entries Behavior" setting was refused;
- View and field settings turned on or off with text values such as "yes", "no", or "off" were not applied correctly, and some showed the wrong state in the View editor;
- Single Entry fields were refused on Views whose Single Entry layout differs from the Multiple Entries layout;
- Cloned Views lost their Multiple Forms joins and unions, Layout Builder row settings, and backslashes in their title and settings.
- Cloning a View from the Views list removed backslashes from its title and settings, such as field labels.
- Issues with restoring View revisions:
- Advanced Filtering conditions, Multiple Forms joins and unions, and Layout Builder row settings were not restored;
- Restoring a revision saved before GravityView 3.0.0 removed the View's form, layouts, fields, and widgets;
- On sites that limit revisions, restoring the oldest kept revision did not restore View settings, and the notice showed no date;
- The revision saved by a restore held the View settings from before it, so the Revisions screen showed the wrong changes.
- Issues saving Views in the View editor:
- Publishing a draft View left it as a draft when the View editor showed Advanced Custom Fields (ACF) fields;
- Saving a draft was blocked until every required ACF field in the View editor was filled in;
- Saving by pressing Enter, or by clicking a save button while WordPress was autosaving, asked to confirm leaving the page and saved only after confirming.
- Issues with Custom CSS and styles:
- Custom CSS could not override the layout's styles, such as table cell padding;
- On Views using the Vantage theme, Custom CSS could not override many of the theme's styles, and rules starting with the layout's class, such as `.gv-table-view td`, had no effect on the Single Entry page or in the entr
Improved
- checks when deleting, approving, or rejecting entries from the front end.
- how embedded Views apply their Search Field and Search Value, so they show only the entries they are set to show (sites using the GravityView Widget for Elementor plugin also need its next update).
Added
- Views used the Legacy theme instead of the Default theme setting (GravityKit > Settings > GravityView > Appearance), as did Views created with the REST API;
v3.7.0Verified Safe
Oct 9, 20267.5 MB
View changelog
This release makes "Search Everything" and sorting use what fields display rather than what they store, fixes several security issues around entry visibility and exports (we recommend updating), and resolves many issues with embedded Views, search, multi-page Edit Entry, and combined forms.
#### ✨ Improved
* Broader "Search Everything" matching that covers what fields display, not just what they store:
- Names of users, posts, entries, and database table rows that Dynamic Lookup, GP Populate Anything, and GP Nested Forms fields store by ID;
- Labels of choice fields, such as Drop Down and Checkboxes;
- Fields inside Repeater fields.
* Sorting by fields that store the ID of a user, post, entry, or database table row, which now orders entries by the displayed name, including in Views that combine forms with the [Multiple Forms](https://www.gravitykit.com/extensions/multiple-forms/) extension.
#### 🔒 Security
* Views embedded with a `{user:...}` merge tag in their search (such as `search_value="{user:ID}"`) showed every entry to logged-out visitors instead of none.
* The Entry and Entry Field blocks, the `[gventry]` and `[gvfield]` shortcodes, entry embeds (oEmbed), and the REST API's single entry route could display entries that the View's filters exclude, such as entries hidden by Advanced Filtering conditions or by the "Show only entries created by the currently logged-in user" setting.
* Entries not listed on a page could be opened in its lightbox when the page also contained an escaped `[[gravityview]]` shortcode or a secured View embedded without its secret.
* The Single Entry page heading of a View embedded in a reusable block could show the title of an entry the visitor wasn't allowed to view.
* Search Bar fields restricted to logged-in users could still filter results for logged-out visitors.
* A GravityView Search widget left in the WordPress Inactive Widgets area still allowed visitors to search by its fields.
* Some values in CSV and TSV exports, including bulk action exports and the attachments manifest, could run as spreadsheet formulas when the file was opened in a spreadsheet application.
#### 🐛 Fixed
* Pages with a Search Bar widget loaded more slowly after the GravityView 3.5.0 update, increasingly so with each search field, form field, and user on the site.
* Custom CSS that arranged List or Layout Builder entries into columns with the Legacy theme, such as the grid CSS from our documentation, displayed every entry in a single column after the GravityView 3.5.0 update.
* Entry links set to open in a lightbox, such as `[gv_entry_link lightbox="true"]`, opened a full page instead in [DataTables](https://www.gravitykit.com/products/datatables/) 3.14.0 and later and in Views that refresh results without reloading the page.
* Single Entry Title issues:
- Single Entry pages and the entry lightbox had an empty title, and the Breadcrumbs block showed "(no title)", when the Single Entry Title setting was empty (the default) or its merge tags had no value for the entry — Single Entry pages now fall back to the page's title;
- Single Entry pages of an embedded View with a Single Entry Slug showed the page's title instead of the Single Entry Title, and GravityView Social Sharing & SEO gave them the page's SEO title and the wrong canonical URL;
- Views embedded with a merge tag in their search (such as `search_value="{user:ID}"`) showed the page's title instead of the Single Entry Title and couldn't open entries in a lightbox.
* Issues on pages that display more than one View or entry embed:
- When the same View was embedded more than once, an embed could show another embed's search, page size, or other shortcode settings, lose its widgets, or refuse to open its own entries in a lightbox;
- When the same View was embedded more than once, its Single Entry pages displayed the entry once per embed;
- A View lost its Search Bar widget, pagination, and other widgets when it followed an Entry block or `[gventry]` shortcode showing a Map View entry, or an entry displayed through a theme's legacy single entry template;
- A View embedded in another View's field, such as a Custom Content field, pushed the parent View's remaining entries outside the View.
* Issues in Views that combine forms using the Multiple Forms extension:
- With entry caching enabled, Views combining many forms through joins or unions could show another View's entries and ignore searches;
- With entry caching disabled, a page showing two Views of the same form, one of which combined other forms, could display the first View's entries in the second View;
- Sorting by a field that one of the combined forms lacks ordered that form's entries by entry ID and applied the second sort field as the first;
- The Entry and Entry Field blocks and the `[gventry]` and `[gvfield]` shortcodes showed nothing for entries from a form combined through a union.
* Issues with the First and Last entry options:
- The Entry Link block and `[gv_entry_link]` shortcode set to First or Last could link to an entry from a different View on the same page, an
Frequently asked questions
Is Gravity View GPL licensed?
Yes, Gravity View is distributed under the GNU General Public License (GPL). You can legally use, modify, and redistribute it on unlimited websites.
What is the latest version of Gravity View?
The latest version of Gravity View on GPLCoffee is v3.8.0 (released Oct 15, 2026, 7.8 MB download size). Every new release is synced automatically, and subscribers can update directly from their WordPress dashboard with the one-click connector plugin.
How much does Gravity View cost on GPLCoffee?
Gravity View is available for $5.99 for a 1-year license or $15.99 for a lifetime license. Membership plans also include credit-based access so you can download Gravity View along with thousands of other plugins, themes, and PHP scripts for a single subscription.
Which WordPress and PHP versions does Gravity View support?
The current release of Gravity View requires WordPress 6.5 or higher, tested up to WordPress 7.1.3, PHP 7.4.0 or higher. Per-release compatibility details are listed in the version history.
Is Gravity View safe to download?
Yes. The latest release of Gravity View (v3.8.0) was scanned with VirusTotal and came back clean. Scan results are visible on each version page, and releases flagged as malicious are blocked from the catalog.
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