Gravity Forms Directory & Addons 3.2.1

Turn Gravity Forms into a Directory pluginGravity Forms is already the easiest form plugin - its functionality makes WordPress close to having user-submitted directory capabilities. Finally, the Gravity Forms Directory & Addons plugin does just that. * Completely shortcode based, using the [directory] shortcode * Includes built-in searching * Sort by each column * Easily re-organize the columns inside Gravity Forms * Has an option to show only approved listings * Show or hide any column * Directory features pagination * Define custom styles inside the shortcode * Includes lightbox support for uploaded imagesInsert a totally configurable table using the editorThere are over 30 configurable options for how you want the directory to display.Improve Gravity Forms Functionality and Usability * Expand the Add Fields boxes to view all the boxes at once. * Edit form entries directly from the Entries page (saving two clicks) * Easily access form data to use in your website with PHP functions - Learn more on the plugin's websiteGoogle Analytics Integration & Gravity Forms WidgetThis plugin integrates Joost de Valk's Gravity Forms Widget + Extras, which includes: * Track the referrer for the form submission using Google Analytics (adds referrer data and the search keyword[s] used to the notification emails.) * A Gravity Forms widget (see plugin Screenshots)Check out other Gravity Forms integrations: * Gravity Forms + Constant Contact - If you use Constant Contact and Gravity Forms, this plugin is for you.installation : 1. Upload this plugin to your blog and Activate it 2. Using Gravity Forms, reorder the columns on the form you'd like to turn into a directory * In the "Entries: [Your Form]") screen, find the "Edit" link with the pencil icon in the table header. Click it. * Drag the columns you want in your directory onto the "Active Columns" box * Drag the columns you don't want in your directory onto the "Inactive Columns" box * Click the Save button 3. Go to the post or page where you want the directory 4. Click "Add a Gravity Forms Directory" button (likely just to the right of the Gravity Forms button) 5. Choose a form from the drop down, (you may click advanced options for lots of additional options)

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