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This plugin enhances Gravity Forms by providing the ability to export individual form entries as a <code>.json</code> file directly from the entries list. It allows you to define a custom JSON structure using a template editor within each form’s settings, where you can insert Gravity Forms merge tags and even utilize conditional logic shortcodes. A live preview feature helps you validate your JSON template before export.
<h3>Instructions</h3>
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<li>Activate the plugin.</li>
<li>Go to Forms > Forms, then select ‘Settings’ for the desired form.</li>
<li>Click on the ‘JSON Export’ tab.</li>
<li>Enable JSON Export Link: Check the box to display the “Download JSON Export” link on individual entry pages for this form.</li>
<li>Custom JSON Output Template: Enter your desired JSON structure in the textarea.
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<li>Use standard Gravity Forms merge tags (e.g., <code>{field_id}</code>, <code>{entry_id}</code>, <code>{date_created:format:Y-m-d}</code>).</li>
<li>Merge tags will be automatically formatted as <code>"key":"{merge_tag}"</code> when inserted from the dropdown.</li>
<li>You can also use Gravity Forms conditional shortcodes (e.g., <code>[gravityforms action='conditional' merge_tag='{Name (First):1.3}' condition='isnot' value='Philip']"custom_field":"conditional_value"[/gravityforms]</code>) to include dynamic content.</li>
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<li>Preview JSON Export: Click the ‘Preview JSON Export’ button to see a live preview of your generated JSON based on the latest entry for that form. This helps in validating your template.</li>
<li>Save Settings: Click ‘Save Settings’ to apply your changes.</li>
<li>To export an entry, go to Forms > Entries, hover over an entry, and click the ‘Download JSON Export’ link.</li>
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Custom JSON Export for Gravity Forms

A plugin to export individual Gravity Forms entries to a customizable JSON file.

Austin

Fulvio Notarstefano

This plugin extends the <a href="https://wordpress.org/plugins/json-rest-api/" rel="ugc">WordPress JSON REST API</a> with new routes for WordPress registered menus
The new routes available will be:
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<li><code>/menus</code> list of every registered menu.</li>
<li><code>/menus/<id></code> data for a specific menu.</li>
<li><code>/menu-locations</code> list of all registered theme locations.</li>
<li><code>/menu-locations/<location></code> data for menu in specified menu in theme location.</li>
</ul>
Currently, the <code>menu-locations/<location></code> route for individual menus will return a tree with full menu hierarchy, with correct menu item order and listing children for each menu item. The <code>menus/<id></code> route will output menu details and a flat array of menu items. Item order or if each item has a parent will be indicated in each item attributes, but this route won’t output items as a tree.
You can alter the data arrangement of each individual menu items and children using the filter hook <code>json_menus_format_menu_item</code>.
An important note on WP API V2:
In V1 the routes are located by default at <code>wp-json/menus/</code> etc.
In V2 the routes by default are at <code>wp-json/wp-api-menus/v2/</code> (e.g. <code>wp-json/wp-api-menus/v2/menus/</code>, etc.) since V2 encourages prefixing and version namespacing.

WP API Menus

It Does!

Extends WordPress WP REST API with new routes pointing to WordPress menus.

Custom JSON Export for Gravity Forms vs WP API Menus