Do you want to communicate progress in text on your site or show a progress bar based on your Gravity Forms entries? With the calculation and progress bar options in GFChart you can do that or with using the Count Add-on.
Example progress text
Currently, we released 21 Add-ons . Say that our final goal is to release 20 Add-ons.
It means that we are 21/20 = 105% on the way.
In the above text, we used our GravityWP – Count Add-on to count the number of released Add-ons and since we know our goal is 20, we know that every released add-on is 5%, so we can multiply our count of released add-ons by 5 to get the correct number. See here the code:
Currently, we released [gravitywp_count formid='1' filter_field='20' filter_operator='is' filter_value='released'] Add-ons. Say that our final goal is to release 20 Add-ons. It means that we are [gravitywp_count formid='1' filter_field='20' filter_operator='is' filter_value='released']/20 = [gravitywp_count formid='1' filter_field='20' filter_operator='is' filter_value='released' multiply='5']% on the way. Example progressbar
For showing a progress bar on your site with information from Gravity Forms, you can the GFChart Add-on. Here you see the same example as in the above text, but with a progress bar:
Making a calculation in GFChart
In GFChart you first have to add a Calculation to count the number of (filtered) entries. You can also calculate other things, like the sum of a field (or a certain amount of money). It looks like this to make a calculation in GFChart:
Making a progress bar in GFChart based on calculation
After your calculation is configured, you can create a progress bar:
Our Premium add-ons for Gravity Forms
Advanced Merge Tags
This Gravity Forms Add-On adds extra Merge Tag modifiers (and a lot of power). From the most common used functions like capitalize and length to changing date formats.
n8n Connector
Connect Gravity Forms to n8n and automate your workflows with secure, flexible, and powerful webhooks. Go beyond simple notifications and build advanced, two-way automations.
API Connector
Connect Gravity Forms to External API's: Query the API using form field values and automatically fill other form fields with the API response.
Personal Edit Link
Let people correct their own Gravity Forms entries. Send a secure personal link that reopens the form with their saved answers and updates the original entry, with locked fields, audit history and optional Gravity Flow steps.
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