Gravity View Calendar v2.25.0 - WordPress Plugin
Display your form entries in a flexible calendar.
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A simple, powerful calendar for Gravity Forms 📅
Want an easy way to display Gravity Forms entries in a calendar? You will love our Calendar integration. In minutes, your form entries will show on an attractive calendar embedded on a page or in a sidebar widget. You will be able to click on events to see more details about them, or have the events link directly to another page.
- Display Gravity Forms entries on a calendar with multiple layouts
- Pre-filter events shown based on search criteria
- Edit event duration and dates from the calendar
Embed your calendar in minutes ⏱️
When you install the Calendar plugin, you will select the Gravity Forms form you wish to use as a source for the calendar entries date, choose which fields are sources for the calendar events, and then choose a calendar layout. That’s it: your calendar is ready to embed in a post or page or in a WordPress widget.
- Embed as a shortcode
- Includes a Gutenberg block
- Display in your site’s sidebar as a widget
Deeply integrated with Gravity Forms.
We’ve been developing Gravity Forms integrations for longer than anyone else. We know Gravity Forms inside and out, and it shows in our plugins.
Choose your layout
Calendar displays entry events in four different layouts: Month, Week, Day, and Agenda. You can configure the toolbar options that are shown in the calendar.
Edit events directly in the calendar
Quickly modify event dates and times using drag-and-drop. Need to modify your vacation schedule? Drag the event handle and add an extra couple of days :-)
GravityView’s support team is here to make sure you have a great experience with Calendar.
👩💻 Do you write code? This plugin’s got hooks.
We know hooks are vital. The plugin is full of actions and filters that make it easy for you to customize all aspects of the output. Even better? Gravity Forms Calendar is built on top of the excellent FullCalendar script.
Recent releases
Release history
- This release displays calendars entirely in their chosen language, resolves several issues with event dates and times, and includes a security improvement; we recommend updating.
- #### ✨ Improved
- All calendar text, including "all-day", "+3 more", and button tooltips, can now be translated or reworded with a translation plugin such as Loco Translate.
- Calendars set to a language other than the site's now download that language's translation automatically when their settings are saved.
- #### 🔒 Security
- #### 🐛 Fixed
- Calendars set to a language other than the site's displayed some text in the wrong language:
- "all-day", "+3 more", "No events to display", and the Previous and Next button tooltips always appeared in English;
- Toolbar buttons such as Today, Month, Week, and Day used the site language instead of the calendar's Localization setting.
- Timed events from external calendar feeds (such as Google Calendar, Outlook, or iCloud) appeared at their original time in the feed's time zone instead of being converted to the site's time zone like the calendar's own events.
- All-day events in calendar subscription links had incorrect end dates: one-day events ended on the day they started, and events without an end date ran until the subscription was last updated.
- Resizing an event to span several days on a calendar without an End Date field changed the event's start date instead of undoing the resize.
- #### 💻 Developer Updates
- The calendar's language downloads respect Foundation's `gk/foundation/translations/disable-download` filter, so a site that turns off translation downloads gets none.
- #### 🔧 Updated
- [Carbon](https://carbon.nesbot.com/) date library to version 2.73.0, which includes the fix for [CVE-2025-22145](https://github.com/advisories/GHSA-j3f9-p6hm-5w6q) (GravityCalendar does not use the affected function, so sites were not exposed) and restores translation files left out of earlier releases.
- [Foundation](https://www.gravitykit.com/foundation/) to version 1.37.0.
- security when moving and resizing events on the calendar.
- the `gravityview/calendar/scripts/fullcalendar/locales_dir_url` filter. The calendar no longer loads FullCalendar's locale files, so the filter has no effect. Change the calendar's text with a translation or with the `gravityview/calendar/options` filter, whose values still take priority.
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