Gravity Forms Nulled v2.9.2.3

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.