Do you want to create Pie Charts based on your Gravity Forms entries? GFChart provides options to create normal, Donut and 3D styled Pie Charts. You can configure and customize your Pie Chart in a convenient shortcode builder.
Normal, Donut and 3D Pie Chart
Configuring a Pie Chart
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Entry to Database
Integrates Gravity Forms with internal or external databases, offering flexible mapping of form fields to database columns and real-time synchronization between entries and database rows.
Update Multiple Entries
Trigger the update of multiple entries in a target form by submitting an entry in a trigger form.
List Dropdown
Add a Dropdown Select with choices to a column or multiple columns in a Gravity Forms List Field.
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.
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How to Create an Event Workshop Registration + Waitlist System in WordPress
This guide shows how to set up a workshop registration + waitlist system in WordPress: register attendees until capacity is reached, waitlist the rest, approve entries, and auto-promote people when a seat opens using Gravity Forms, Gravity Flow, and GravityView.
Gravity Flow Form Submission Step Tutorial
The Gravity Flow Form Submission step pauses a workflow until another form is submitted, then continues once the handoff is complete. This guide shows how to connect two forms, prefill fields with mapping, send the correct secure link, and troubleshoot the most common “workflow didn’t move” issues.
Gravity Flow Delete an Entry Step Tutorial
The Gravity Flow Delete Entry step lets you trash or permanently remove Gravity Forms entries as part of a workflow. This guide covers the key settings, scheduling options (delay or date-based), and safe testing tips so you can follow retention and privacy rules with confidence.
Gravity Flow Update Fields Step Tutorial
The Gravity Flow Update Fields step pulls values from another entry and writes them into the current entry, so your workflow can route using “live” data. This tutorial covers source form selection, entry lookup with filters and sorting, field mapping, and quick testing.
