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GravityWP · Version history

GravityWP changelog and version history

Latest version
0.9.15
Oct 27, 2025 (1 year ago)
Releases
24
since 2015
In the last year
0
Tested up to
WordPress 6.8.12

Releases each year

  • 20154 releases
  • 20165 releases
  • 20173 releases
  • 20191 release
  • 20212 releases
  • 20223 releases
  • 20231 release
  • 20243 releases
  • 20252 releases

20252 releases

  1. GravityWP 0.9.15Latest

    • Added the possibility to use ‘gwp_count’ as a short alternative for ‘gravitywp_count’.
  2. GravityWP 0.9.14

    • Fix a bug introduced in 0.9.12, where the total entries of all forms wasn’t counted anymore when the formid parameter is not present.

20243 releases

  1. GravityWP 0.9.13

    • Correct version number.
  2. GravityWP 0.9.12

    • Minor optimization: Validate form ids before running the query.
  3. GravityWP 0.9.10

    • Fix for greater_than and less_than operators not working.

20231 release

  1. GravityWP 0.9.9

    • PHP 8+ compatibility for calculations.

20223 releases

  1. GravityWP 0.9.8

    • Added the gwp_count_result filter to allow modification of the shortcode output.
    • Improved documentation.
  2. GravityWP 0.9.7

    • Added the possibility to count entries from multiple forms.
    • Added support for relative date filters.
  3. GravityWP 0.9.6

    • Adhere to WordPress coding standards.
    • Tested with WP 5.8.
    • Updated urls for the new https://gravitywp.com.

20212 releases

  1. GravityWP 0.9.5

    • Important: The page_size attribute is no longer supported to avoid confusion and unintended results. It now defaults to the total entry count.
    • Non-numeric values will be ignored when calculating the total of a field. This prevents a php warning message when a field is empty or contains a non-numeric value.
    • Added support for translations.
  2. GravityWP 0.9.4

    • Change default page_size from 200 to 10000 for counting number fields
    • Added information about page_size to readme.txt

20191 release

  1. GravityWP 0.9.3

    • Added attribute for filtering on workflow steps in Gravity Flow (workflow_step=”30″ workflow_step_status=”pending,complete” workflow_step_is_current=”false”). Credits to Yoren Chang.

20173 releases

  1. GravityWP 0.9

    • Added attribute multiply (standard is 1, multiply=”2″ will double, multiply=”0.5″ will half, etc)
    • Added a value to attribute created_by=”current” (this will count only the entries or numberfields filled in by the current logged-in user)
  2. GravityWP 0.9.2

    • Added attribute for filtering on approval status in Gravityview (is_approved=”yes” is_approved=”no”). Thanx Gravityview for support!
  3. GravityWP 0.9.1

    • Checks first if Gravity Forms is active
    • Added attribute for filtering with date range (start_date=”” end_date=””). Add in Month/day/Year, eg 12/31/2017.

20165 releases

  1. GravityWP 0.8

    • Added attribute page_size (standard is 500).
    • Added attribute is_starred (yes to count only starred entries, no to count only not starred entries, empty to show all)
    • Added attribute is_read (yes to count only read entries, no to count only not read entries, empty to show all)
    • Added attribute created_by (to count only the entries from a specific user ID)
    • Updated the Readme.txt and added information that this plugin won’t work when Gravity Encryption is enabled
  2. GravityWP 0.7

    • Added attribute add_number=”” to the shortcode. With this attribute you can add or subtract a number from the output. For example add_number=”100″ will add 100 to the output. For example add_number=”-100″ wil subtract 100 from the output.
  3. GravityWP 0.6

    • Added filter_operator (conditional logic) attributes for filtering to shortcode (default: is | other options: isnot, not_equal, greater_than, less_than, contains, starts_with, ends_with)
    • Added formstatus attribute to shortcode (default: active | other options: spam, trash, all )
    • Added filter mode options to attribute of the shortcode filter_mode (default: all | other options: any)
    • Improved structure of the code for easier adding of extra possibilities
    • Added 3 more filter options: filter_field3, filter_field4, filter_field5 (+ operators and values e.g. filter_operator3, filter_value5 etc)
  4. GravityWP 0.5

    • Cleaned up the code (removed the old shortcodes, so please update your shortcodes! No backward compability)
    • Exclude entries that are in trash
    • Set default formid to zero
  5. GravityWP 0.4

    • Make only 1 shortcode that automatically manages the input
    • Updated readme.txt

20154 releases

  1. GravityWP 0.3.1

    • Set default values for decimal, dec_point and thousands_sep
    • Cleaned up some code
    • Updated the readme.txt
  2. GravityWP 0.3

    • Added shortcode for counting total number of entries
    • Added shortcode for counting total number of entries with 1 filter
    • Added shortcode for counting total number of entries with 2 filters
    • Added shortcode for counting total number of entries which are starred
    • Updated the readme.txt
  3. GravityWP 0.2

    • Added decimal and thousand seperator
    • Added multiple shortcodes (for different filtering options)
    • Updated the readme.txt
  4. GravityWP 0.1

    • Added only the function to count the total of a number field for multiple entries in Gravity Forms

Questions about GravityWP’s releases

What is the latest version of GravityWP?

0.9.15, released on Oct 27, 2025 (1 year ago). It’s tested up to WordPress 6.8.12.

How often is GravityWP updated?

It had no release in the last year; the latest came out 1 year ago. Its first release on WordPress.org dates from December 2015.

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Release dates come from the day each version’s folder was made in GravityWP’s WordPress.org SVN repository; the notes from its readme’s changelog, as its authors wrote it.