GP Advanced Conditional Logic

Gravity Forms includes conditional logic, but complex forms often need more than the standard rules allow. GP Advanced Conditional Logic fills that gap. You can combine several AND/OR rule groups and build conditions from many kinds of information, such as dates, times, formulas, user data and the values of other fields.

The rules are not limited to showing or hiding fields. You can also apply them to confirmations, notifications and add-on feeds, so one form can behave differently depending on who fills it out and what they enter. It works natively with Gravity Forms, which keeps setup inside the form editor you already use.

Features

• Multiple AND/OR rule groups: Combine several groups of conditions in one rule. This lets you describe detailed scenarios that the standard Gravity Forms logic cannot express on its own.
• Date and time conditions: Base a rule on specific dates, times or ranges. This suits forms that should change depending on when someone is viewing or submitting them.
• Formulas in conditions: Use formulas and calculations inside a condition, so logic can depend on numerical values or custom calculations rather than only fixed entries.
• User data rules: Change form behavior based on information about the logged-in user, so different people can see different fields or receive different outcomes.
• Field value comparisons: Build conditions from the values entered in other fields, giving you more control over how a form responds to what a visitor enters.
• Logic for confirmations and notifications: Apply advanced rules to confirmations and notifications, so the right message or email is sent depending on the conditions you define.
• Conditions for add-on feeds: Control when third-party add-on feeds run by attaching advanced rules to them, instead of relying on custom code or workarounds.
• Easy rule management: Add, edit and organize multiple rule groups from the form settings, which helps keep larger conditional setups readable.

Best for

• Gravity Forms users with complex conditional requirements
• Developers building dynamic forms without custom code
• Sites that vary forms by date, time or user