Gravity Perks Conditional Logic Dates 1.2.29

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1.2.29
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Jun 18, 2026
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Gravity Perks Conditional Logic Dates 1.2.29
Gravity Perks Conditional Logic Dates lets you show or hide fields based on a selected date in a Date field, boosting form relevance and user experience. This WordPress plugin integrates seamlessly with Gravity Forms’ conditional logic UI, supports {today} date rules, and uses intuitive operators for precise date comparisons. Ideal for date‑driven forms and smart field targeting.
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Description

Gravity Perks Conditional Logic Dates is a WordPress plugin for Gravity Forms that lets you show or hide fields based on a selected date. Instead of relying on generic conditions, you can target users using comparisons against a Datepicker Date field. This helps keep multi-step or complex forms focused, only presenting inputs that match the visitor’s timing or schedule. It uses the Gravity Forms conditional logic UI, so you can build rules without leaving your existing workflow in WordPress, Elementor, or any theme setup that uses Gravity Forms.

The perk supports the {today} merge tag for logic relative to the current date, along with operators for precise checks such as “is”, “is not”, “greater than”, and “less than”. When you need date-driven targeting—like eligibility windows or upcoming booking dates—this extends Gravity Forms conditional logic for better form relevance and user experience.

Main Features

  • Date-based show/hide rules — Display or hide fields based on a chosen value in a Gravity Forms Date field.
  • Gravity Forms conditional logic integration — Works directly within Gravity Forms’ existing conditional logic UI.
  • {today} date rule support — Apply conditional logic using the current date for real-time comparisons.
  • Comparison operators — Use “is”, “is not”, “greater than”, and “less than” to control outcomes.
  • US date input format — Enter date values manually in MM/DD/YYYY for comparisons.
  • Date Wildcards — Use “*” to match specific days, months, or years.
  • {today} modifiers — Adjust comparisons with offsets like {today:+2 weeks} or {today:-90 days}.
  • Datepicker Date field support — Currently supports Datepicker Date fields for conditional logic.
  • Planned date picker value selection — Future version support for jQuery Datepicker for selecting comparison values.

Benefits

  • More relevant forms — Date-triggered logic reduces irrelevant fields for users.
  • Improved user experience — Visitors see inputs only when their date conditions match.
  • Higher completion rates — Clear, targeted forms can increase form submissions.
  • Better data quality — Conditional targeting helps ensure respondents provide the right information.
  • More accurate timing checks — Operators and {today} modifiers support eligibility windows and deadlines.
  • Smoother setup workflow — Using Gravity Forms’ conditional logic UI keeps building rules consistent.

Who is it suitable for?

  • WooCommerce stores using Gravity Forms for lead capture and eligibility-based requests
  • Agencies building WordPress sites with complex, date-driven form flows
  • Event registration and RSVP forms that depend on upcoming dates
  • HR, onboarding, and application forms with cutoffs or waiting periods
  • Online schools and training programs with start-date eligibility rules
  • Real estate and booking-style lead forms that must route users by date