Getting started with Multiple Forms
The Multiple Forms extension allows to you display entries from multiple Gravity Forms forms in a single table or layout, using GravityView.
This is an example of how multiple forms could be connected.
Form A contains student registrations:
| Student Name |
Student Email |
Course |
| Carmen Bassot |
carmen.bassot@example.edu |
Introduction to Philosophy |
Eduardo Mariano
|
eduardo.mariano@example.edu
|
The Religious, the Secular, and Literary Studies |
Form B tracks the courses:
| Course Name |
Professor Name |
| Introduction to Philosophy |
Laura Chichigova |
The Religious, the Secular, and Literary Studies
|
Patrick Holm |
Form C tracks student food preferences:
| Student Name |
Food Preferences |
| Carmen Bassot |
Pizza |
Eduardo Mariano
|
Vegan Sushi |
We can connect these forms, then show combined data in a single View.
- Connect Form A with Form B using the "Course Name" field
- Connect Form A with Form C using the "Student Name" field
The entries will be matched and able to be shown together in a View.
| Student Name (Form A) |
Student Email (Form A) |
Course Registered (Form B) |
Professor Name (Form B) |
Food Preferences (Form C) |
| Carmen Bassot |
carmen.bassot@example.edu |
Introduction to Philosophy |
Laura Chichigova |
Pizza |
Eduardo Mariano
|
eduardo.mariano@example.edu |
The Religious, the Secular, and Literary Studies |
Patrick Holm |
Vegan Sushi |
