GravityOps Search

GravityOps Search at a glance

Is GravityOps Search well maintained?

• Front-end search for Gravity Forms entries using a single, flexible shortcode
• Target all forms, a single form, or a comma-separated list of form IDs using the target attribute
• Filter entries by a comma-separated list of field IDs or entry properties via the search attribute
• Pass search values in the shortcode content, separated by a pipe (|) to match positions with the fields in search
• Choose whether entries must match all search conditions (default) or any condition by setting search_mode=\"any\"
• Use the operators attribute to control how each value is compared to its field, with support for equals, not-equals, partial matches, SQL-style LIKE, “in” /…
• Display one or many fields and properties for each result using the display attribute, which supports both simple lists and rich custom templates
• Include entry properties and field values in your output using placeholder formats like {13}, {id}, {form_id}, and {gos:id} where appropriate
• Build fully custom HTML output (lists, tables, cards, badges, buttons, links) directly inside the display string
• Insert CSS classes and inline markup into the output so results adopt your theme’s design and layout patterns
• Use the separator attribute to control how multiple entry results are separated (including HTML separators or no separator at all using __none__)
• Sort entries using sort_key, sort_direction, and sort_is_num, with optional secondary_sort_key and secondary_sort_direction for tie-breaking