By Eyal Fitoussi
Learn four ways to collect accurate coordinates in Gravity Forms and keep addresses, maps, and latitude-longitude values synchronized.
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Learn how Gravity Search turns an existing Gravity Form into a searchable frontend directory without copying entries into custom post types or another database.
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Autocomplete helps visitors select an address; validation evaluates and standardizes the completed address. Learn how they differ and when to use both.
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Learn how to turn existing Gravity Forms entries into searchable frontend directories, portals, lists, maps, and results without custom development.
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Learn how to add Google-powered address suggestions to Gravity Forms and connect the selected address to coordinates, maps, and other location-aware workflows.
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Build a Gravity Forms delivery calculator using the dedicated distance-in-meters or duration-in-seconds outputs in a product or calculation field.
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Gravity Geolocation 3.5 brings complete location workflows to Gravity Forms—from collecting and validating addresses to calculating routes, finding nearby locations, drawing service areas, displaying entries on maps, and building searchable frontend experiences.
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Gravity Geolocation 3.5 RC6 is ready for testing, with clearer packages, a standalone Gravity Search option, and an easier WPGeo Dashboard experience.
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Gravity Geolocation 3.5 Beta 21 introduced major improvements to Gravity Search, Nearest Locations, query performance, and the WPGeo Framework foundation.
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Discover Gravity Search, a standalone product for turning existing Gravity Forms entries into searchable directories, portals, maps, and frontend results.
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Gravity Geolocation 3.5 Beta 13 introduced Gravity Search improvements, Nearest Locations features, and important changes during the 3.5 beta cycle.
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Gravity Geolocation 3.5 Beta 1 introduced the rebuilt WPGeo Framework foundation, updated Google API support, Drawing Tools, and the 3.5 beta cycle.
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Display one Gravity Forms entry, combine multiple submissions on a Mashup Map, or build searchable and filtered result maps with Gravity Search.
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Calculate road distance, travel time, or straight-line distance in Gravity Forms and reuse the saved values throughout your workflow.
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Add route maps, waypoints, travel time, saved route data, and optional step-by-step directions to Gravity Forms.
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Explore practical Gravity Forms workflows for address collection, validation, distance, directions, nearby locations, maps, and searchable directories.
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A historical overview of Gravity Geolocation 3.0 and the fields, maps, information windows, editor improvements, and Mashup Map it introduced.
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