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What does it do? The Read Only perk allows you to configure applicable form fields to be set to a read only state. Fields set to read only will be visible but not editable. In other words, the user can “read” the field value but can not change the field value. This is useful in situations where...

What does it do? The Comment Blacklist perk allows you to validate a field’s value against the WordPress Comment Blacklist validation. This option can be set for a single field, multiple fields OR all fields within a form. If the field fails validation it will display an error to the end user...

What does it do? The Auto Login perk allows you to automatically log the user in after they have registered (via a Gravity Form) to your site. Additionally, this perk maintains the existing form confirmation allowing you to display a text confirmation, redirect to a WordPress page, or redirect...

What does it do? The Copy Cat perk allows you to configure a checkbox which, when clicked, will copy the values from one field to another. This is particularly useful for situations like specifying a billing and shipping address. There is a good chance the user would desire to enter the same...

What does it do? The Expand Editor Textareas perk makes working with textareas in the Gravity Forms Form Editor much easier by launching an expanded textarea in a modal window. The expanded textarea is much larger, increasing the readability and ease-of-use when working with larger amounts of...

What does it do? The One-time Fee perk allows you to add a one-time fee to the first payment of a PayPal Standard subscription. For example, let’s say you’re signing users up for a web hosting package but need to charge them a setup fee on the initial payment. That is now possible with the...

What does it do? GP Limit Choices is a Gravity Forms plugin that allows you to limit how many times each “choice” on a multi-choice field may be selected (e.g. Radio Buttons, Checkboxes, Drop Downs, etc). It works with Product and Option fields with these input types as well. How does it work...

This perk adds a new field setting for fields that support the placeholder property. More on that below. After you’ve specified the placeholder for a field, the Placeholder perk handles updating the field’s input HTML to include the placeholder attribute. For browsers that support placeholders...

What does it do? The Pay Per Word perk allows you to create product fields which calculate a total based on the number of words in a Paragraph or Post Body field. How does it work? As the user types, the Pay Per Word functionality counts how many words have been entered into the specified...

What does it do? The Email Users perk allows you to send an email to users that have filled out a form that contains an email field. How does it work? It pulls all email addresses from a form’s lead data then displays default email fields for you to fill out. It makes use of the native...