Gravity Perks Populate Anything

Forms often need lists that change: current posts, registered users, categories or earlier submissions. Typing those choices by hand takes time and invites mistakes. Gravity Perks Populate Anything pulls the data in for you, so dropdowns, radio buttons, checkboxes and pre-filled inputs reflect what is actually on your site. People pick from existing data instead of typing it, which keeps entries consistent.

It works inside the Gravity Forms editor, with no custom code needed for common setups. You can filter populated data by what a visitor chooses in another field, build chained dropdowns, and use Live Merge Tags to show updated values in labels, descriptions and HTML content. A results preview in the admin settings shows what each dynamic field will display, which helps when configuring more advanced forms.

Features

• Dynamic field choices: Fill dropdowns, radio buttons, checkboxes and similar fields with filterable data from posts, users, taxonomies, terms, entries or custom databases, so choices match current information.
• Dynamic field values: Pre-fill form inputs with relevant data so visitors type less. Selecting from existing data also cuts down on manual errors and inconsistent entries.
• Filtering by other fields: Populate data based on selections or inputs made elsewhere in the form, so the form responds to what the visitor does as they go.
• Chained selects: Build connected fields where choices cascade from earlier selections, useful for service selectors, preference pickers or product configurations.
• Live Merge Tags: Place merge tags that update automatically in field labels, descriptions, choices, values and HTML content, so form text stays relevant to each visitor.
• Built-in data sources: Use tailored options for posts, users, taxonomies, terms and Gravity Forms entries to set up population from common WordPress content.
• Direct database population: Connect to your WordPress database and populate choices from custom or specialized tables that go beyond standard WordPress content.
• Templates and results preview: Customize value and label templates for populated fields, then preview in the admin settings what data will appear before the form goes live.

Best for

• Gravity Forms users building dynamic, data-driven forms
• Developers and agencies avoiding custom code for dependent fields
• Sites that pull form options from posts, users or databases