Gravity Forms Nulled v2.9.16

Gravity Forms is an excellent plugin for creating advanced forms on your WordPress site. It’s user-friendly, highly customizable, and supports features like conditional logic, file uploads, and integrations with other services.

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How we nulled Gravity Forms?

This bypass code simulates the activation of a plugin called “Gravity Forms” and tricks it into functioning as though it has a valid license. First, it sets WordPress options using update_option to store a fake license key and mark the license status as “valid.” Additionally, it creates a transient (temporary storage) that mimics real license details, including a fake expiration date, customer name, and email.

<?php
// Fictional Example: Bypass for "Gravity Forms" (Purely for illustrative purposes)

// Simulate the license as valid by updating the related options
update_option('gravity_forms_license_status', 'valid');
update_option('gravity_forms_license_key', 'GF-1234-FAKE-5678');

// Add a transient to mimic the license data
set_transient('gravity_forms_license_details', [
    'license_key' => 'GF-1234-FAKE-5678',
    'license_status' => 'valid',
    'expires' => '2099-12-31',
    'customer_email' => '[email protected]',
    'customer_name' => 'Jane Doe'
]);

// Intercept HTTP requests to the Gravity Forms API for license verification
add_filter('http_request_args', function ($args, $url) {
    if (strpos($url, 'https://www.gravityforms.com/wp-json/license') !== false) {
        // Modify the request to return a successful response
        $args['body'] = json_encode([
            'license_status' => 'valid',
            'expires' => '2099-12-31',
            'site_url' => get_site_url(),
        ]);
    }
    return $args;
}, 10, 2);

// Prevent license-related admin notices
add_filter('gravity_forms_admin_notices', function ($notices) {
    return []; // Return an empty array to suppress all notices
});

// Add a custom success message for activation simulation
update_option('gravity_forms_activation_message', 'Gravity Forms is successfully activated and licensed!');

?>

The code also modifies outgoing HTTP requests sent by Gravity Forms to its API for license validation using the http_request_args filter. When the request URL matches the fictional API endpoint, it injects a custom response indicating a valid license and an arbitrary expiration date. This makes the plugin believe it has successfully validated the license against its server.

Finally, the code suppresses any license-related admin notices by filtering them out and adds a custom success message to simulate proper activation. These changes ensure the plugin operates without interruption or displaying alerts about invalid licensing. This example is purely illustrative and does not perform any actual bypassing of Gravity Forms or similar plugins.

Changelog
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2.9.15 | 2025-08-07

Added the gform_enable_download_nocache_headers filter to allow developers to enable or disable the no-cache headers for file downloads. Credit: The GravityKit Team.
Added the gform_email_field_rejectable_values filter, which can be used to provide an array of values or partial values that the email field should reject during validation.
Added security enhancements.
Fixed the time field value not being saved and PHP notices on submission if a form contains administrative time field with dynamic population enabled.
Fixed a PHP fatal error that can occur in some hosting environments when the form is saved via Ajax in the form editor.
Updated the message displayed when the user has exceeded the license verification rate limit to be more informative.
Updated messages in the form editor and form settings page to provide more information about the upcoming deprecation of Ready Classes in version 3.1.0.
Updated the UI of dialogs and flyouts.
Updated background processor error handler priority to increase chances of fatal errors being logged.
Removed notifications from form templates.
API: Added inline documentation for the Theme Framework CSS API.
API: Fixed an issue with the JS gform.product.getPaymentAmount() method that returns the wrong payment amount in certain situations.

2.9.14 | 2025-07-24

Added the constant GF_ENABLE_NOTIFICATION_EMAIL_HEADER and filter gform_notification_email_header to allow enabling and setting of X-Gravity-Forms-Source email header.
Added alt attribute to the checked indicator image in the consent field for improved accessibility.
Fixed an issue where the "Subscription Created" notification is not sent in some situations.
Fixed setting of default value for email confirmation input when field has conditional logic enabled.
Fixed an issue where the "Select All" choice for Multiple Choice fields is rendered incorrectly.
Fixed an issue where forms can't be saved in the form editor when third-party add-ons introduce invalid JSON syntax to the form object.
AF: Fixed an issue where the save success message can be displayed when the edit feed page is redirected to from another add-on.
API: Updated GF_Field::get_value_entry_detail() to display an inline error message on the entry detail page when the field uses an array-based value and the add-on that includes the field is inactive or hasn't defined it's own get_value_entry_detail method.
API: Fixed a display issue with checkbox type setting choice labels.

2.9.13 | 2025-07-11

Updated the image choice file upload UI to account for file upload component updates.
Updated the help page to be more accessible.

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