Advanced Tools for Gravity Forms vs Schedule Terms

Advanced Tools for Gravity Forms is your go-to solution for enhancing and customizing your Gravity Forms experience. This powerful plugin delivers a rich set of features designed to optimize form management, expand functionality, and tailor forms precisely to your needs. Whether you’re looking to streamline your workflow or add cutting-edge capabilities, this plugin is essential for elevating your form game. YOU MUST HAVE GRAVITY FORMS INSTALLED TO USE THIS ADD-ON Features What’s Hot Front-End Report Builder: Create entry reports for the front end. Enhanced Multi-Site Spam Filtering: Protect your forms with advanced spam prevention across multiple sites. Global Signatures: Include custom signatures in confirmations and notifications with a merge tag. Merge Tag Dashboard: Preview merge tag values in an intuitive dashboard. Custom Merge Tags: Create and use custom merge tags for repetitive information that may change in the future. Entry Management: Mark entries as resolved, unresolved, or pending for better organization. Scheduled Form Display: Set specific dates and times for when forms should be visible. Pre-Populate Fields: Pre-fill form fields with dynamic values such as a list of users or timezones. Search User Entries: Quickly find and manage entries based on user submission. Duplicate Entry Management: Automatically remove duplicate entries from the same user. Review Page: Implement a review step before final submission to ensure accuracy. Admin Field Flexibility: Disable required fields and pre-populate quiz answers for admin users. Global Settings Template Bypass: Skip the template library when creating new forms for a streamlined process. AJAX Saving Control: Disable AJAX saving across all forms. Form Editor Optimization: Remove unnecessary field sections and disable post meta queries in the form editor. Form Tracking: Keep track of form creation and modification history. Shortcode Action Link: Quickly copy shortcodes with a convenient action link in the forms table. Form Settings Custom Submit Button Options: Remove the submit button, change to button type, or add custom classes. Post or Page Integration: Connect forms to posts or pages to auto-populate meta fields. IP Privacy: Prevent user IP addresses from being saved. Quiz Display: Show quiz answers in a side panel for easier review. Flexible Email Fields: Use text and drop-down fields in “Send To” email notification settings. For Developers Debug Tools: Access quick debug views of form and entry objects directly from the toolbar. Error Log Viewer: Capture and browse core and add-on log messages in a dedicated in-dashboard viewer, independent of Gravity Forms’ own logging settings. Log Messages to Debug Log: Alternatively, record Gravity Forms log messages directly to your site’s debug.log file for troubleshooting. Custom Fields: Add custom fields to form settings for extended functionality. And Many More… Extensive Options: Discover numerous additional features and settings. Third-Party Services This plugin constructs full URLs using the server’s HTTP host and request URI. It defaults to http://localhost for local development environments. The plugin is designed to support localhost and does not send data to any external services. Therefore, there are no terms of use or privacy policies applicable to third-party services.

Schedule Terms lets you reserve a date and time for a category, tag, or any other taxonomy term to be attached to or detached from a post, instead of editing the post manually when the time comes. It’s useful for things like: Featuring a post in a “Sale” or “Campaign” category only during a specific period, and removing it automatically afterwards. Adding a “New” tag to a post for a limited time after publishing. Hiding a post from a “Featured” listing taxonomy once a promotion ends. Once scheduling is enabled for a taxonomy, a “Schedule Terms” panel appears in the post editor for every term in that taxonomy, with separate “Attach” and “Detach” date/time fields. WordPress’ own cron system checks the schedule and updates the post’s terms automatically when the time arrives, so there’s nothing else to do once a schedule is set. Usage Go to the category, tag, or custom taxonomy management screen. Check the “Enable scheduling” checkbox when adding or editing a term (or via Quick Edit) to turn scheduling on for that term. Open a post in the block editor and find the “Schedule Terms” panel in the document sidebar. Set the “Attach” date/time to have the term automatically added to the post at that time, and/or the “Detach” date/time to have it automatically removed. Save or update the post. The term will be attached/detached automatically once the scheduled time passes. FAQ Does the term get attached/detached even if I don’t edit the post again? Yes. Scheduling is handled by WordPress cron, so the post doesn’t need to be opened or saved again after the schedule is set. What happens if I leave both the “Attach” and “Detach” fields empty? Nothing is scheduled for that term on that post; the term is only added or removed when you do so manually, as usual. Can I use this with a custom taxonomy? Yes, scheduling can be enabled for any taxonomy that is shown in the admin UI (show_ui is true), not just categories and tags. Credits WP Term Meta UI