by BrightLeaf Digital
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GravityOps Search – Search and Display Gravity Forms Entries
Search Gravity Forms entries on the front end and display matching results anywhere. Filter by any field value. Output custom formatted data.
Compatible with WP 6.9.1
v1.0.5
Current Version v1.0.5
Updated 3 weeks ago
Last Update on 22 Jan, 2026
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Showing 2 of 2| Keyword | Position | Change | Type | Updated |
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| frontend entry search | 87 | — | Tag | 18 hours ago |
| form data lookup | 103 | — | Tag | 18 hours ago |
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- Version
- 1.0.5
- Last Updated
- Jan 22, 2026
- Requires WP
- 6.5+
- Tested Up To
- 6.9.1
- PHP Version
- 8.0 or higher
- Author
- BrightLeaf Digital
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Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about GravityOps Search – Search and Display Gravity Forms Entries
No. GravityOps Search does not modify or enhance the admin-side Entries screen in any way. It is designed exclusively for front-end searching: you place a shortcode on a page, post, or view, and the plugin retrieves matching Gravity Forms entries and displays the data exactly as you format it.
Use the [gravops_search] shortcode. You specify which forms to target, which field IDs or entry properties to search, which values to match, and how to output the results. The shortcode runs a live query against Gravity Forms entries and prints the matching results anywhere shortcodes are supported.
Yes. You can target a single form, several forms, or all forms. Just pass a comma-separated list of form IDs in the target attribute, or use target=\"0\" to query every form on the site. This allows you to build global lookups and multi-form reporting views.
Yes. The search attribute accepts a comma-separated list of field IDs or entry properties. The shortcode content (inside the opening and closing tags) supplies the values, separated with a pipe (|) in the same order. You can match on a single field, several fields together, or a mix of fields and entry meta.
Use the operators attribute to define comparison behavior for each field. Supported operators include exact match, not-equal, contains, wildcard-style “like”, numeric comparisons (greater-than / less-than), and array-based “in” or “not in” checks. When no operator is provided for a field, the default behavior is exact matching.
Yes. By default, the shortcode requires entries to match all conditions. Set search_mode=\"any\" to return entries that satisfy at least one of the provided search fields and values.
Use the display attribute. You can provide: - A comma-separated list of field IDs. - A custom template string with placeholders like {15} or {id}. - Full HTML markup for custom layouts (lists, cards, rows, tables). This gives you complete control over how each entry appears on the front end.
Yes. The display template supports text, HTML tags, attributes, classes, and multiple placeholders. You can mix fields, entry properties, links, labels, or structured markup to build clean, styled results that match your site’s theme.
Yes. The plugin supports nested shortcodes using {{ ... }} syntax to avoid parsing conflicts. You can nest GravityMath, additional [gravops_search] shortcodes, or any shortcode that produces text or numbers. Nested shortcodes receive processed values, enabling chained lookups and computed displays.
Yes. Multi-input fields can be displayed as either: - Combined values using the base field ID ({13}), or - Individual inputs using dot notation ({13.3}). For searching, checkboxes should be matched using the base field ID, while other multi-input fields should be matched using specific input IDs.