Glenn Ansley

This plugin gives multiple developers on a live site the ability to notify other if they are currently hacking any files. The notification is displayed on the front end in a draggable block for anyone logged in as an administrator. You may easily add hackers to the list or delete them via the wp-admin area.

Who's Hacking What?

A simple interface that notifies other administrators if you are hacking files on a live server.

Nikunj Hatkar

Multiple Form Instances Add-on for Gravity Forms is used in conjunction with the awesome Gravity Forms plugin.
Usually, when you use multiple Gravity Forms with AJAX enabled on the same page, this causes issues with multiple form submission & error display, infinite loading and other issues.
This plugin addresses this issue, allowing multiple forms to be displayed on the same page without any issues.

Multiple Form Instances Add-on for Gravity Forms

I have the same subscribe form in a modal and in the footer. This would not have been possible without this plugin!

Works flawlessly

Run multiple instances of the same form on one page (with AJAX) without conflicts. An unofficial add-on for Gravity Forms.

Who's Hacking What? vs Multiple Form Instances Add-on for Gravity Forms