Gravity Perks Populate Anything

Forms often ask visitors to select or enter information that already exists on a site. Gravity Perks Populate Anything can populate field choices and values from posts, users, taxonomies, terms, existing Gravity Forms entries, and WordPress database tables. This gives site owners a way to build forms around available data instead of relying on visitors to enter every detail manually.

The plugin can filter populated data based on selections or input in other fields, so choices can change as a visitor completes a form. Chained selects and conditional logic support forms with related options. Live Merge Tags can also display updated data in labels, descriptions, choices, values, and HTML content. Field templates control the labels and values shown, and an admin preview lets you check populated results.

Features

• Populate field choices: Fill dropdowns, radio buttons, checkboxes, and other fields with data from posts, users, taxonomies, terms, entries, or custom database tables.
• Fill field values: Pre-fill form inputs with dynamic data, giving visitors relevant values without requiring them to enter that information themselves.
• Filter with field input: Set populated data to respond to selections or input in other form fields, so available choices can adapt to user interactions.
• Connect related selections: Build chained selects and conditional logic, allowing choices in one field to depend on selections made in another.
• Use Live Merge Tags: Add automatically updated data to field labels, descriptions, choices, values, and HTML content throughout a form.
• Customize field templates: Set templates for the labels and values used by populated fields, controlling how data is presented to form users.
• Preview populated results: View the data that will appear in dynamic fields from the admin settings while configuring a form.

Best for

• Gravity Forms sites using existing WordPress data
• Forms with dependent choices or chained selects
• Site owners building data-driven registration forms