GravityView Maps View 3.8.0
GravityView Maps View is a WordPress plugin that transforms Gravity Forms submissions into an interactive map view. Publish locations from your forms in minutes, help visitors explore entries by place, and keep your directory, listing, or request workflow organized with GravityView-based templates. Works with your existing data and styling.
Description
GravityView Maps View is a GravityView add-on that helps you display Gravity Forms submissions on an interactive map. Instead of browsing entries in a table or list, you can visualize where people are located, where events happen, or where items are registered. It’s built for WordPress sites that already use Gravity Forms, and it fits naturally into the GravityView views system. With a map-based layout, you improve how visitors explore data and understand context at a glance, especially when used on pages created with Elementor.
By turning location fields into map markers, GravityView Maps View solves the common problem of “where is this entry?”—making it easier to communicate geographic information without custom development.
Main Features
- Map visualization for entries — Renders Gravity Forms submissions as markers on a map through GravityView.
- Uses location fields — Lets you base map results on address or coordinate data from your form fields.
- Interactive browsing — Enables visitors to explore results geographically instead of scrolling through rows.
- Configurable map display — Provides controls for how the map area is presented within the view.
- Works with GravityView views — Displays submissions using the same view logic you use across GravityView.
- Embeddable in WordPress pages — Can be added to posts and pages (including layouts built with Elementor) using GravityView output.
- Consistent entry details — Keeps the entry context aligned with the rest of your GravityView experience.
Benefits
- Better UX for location data — Converts form submissions into an intuitive geographic experience.
- Higher engagement — Encourages users to interact with entries by exploring markers on the map.
- Faster decision-making — Helps visitors identify relevant locations quickly instead of reading multiple fields.
- Improved content clarity — Adds context to your data by showing where each submission belongs.
- Reuses existing forms — Leverages Gravity Forms and GravityView so you don’t duplicate entry management.
- Scales with your submissions — Continues to present new entries in the same map-based view as data grows.
Who is it suitable for?
- WooCommerce stores using location-based forms (e.g., pickup points, regional services).
- Local business directories and listings built with Gravity Forms + GravityView.
- Community sites and event pages that want geographic discovery.
- Agencies building client WordPress sites with Elementor page layouts.
- Education, membership, and training platforms collecting participant or venue locations.
- Any WordPress site needing a map view for form submissions without custom coding.
