Bttrs

WPSwlr is a WordPress plugin for Facebook integration, It allows users to load posts from Facebook to their webpage. 
This is useful if you add posts to your Facebook page regularly (like a daily menu in restaurants) and you want to have 
actual information also on your webpage without having to create posts manually.
There are multiple similar plugins, but we decided to create our own because none of them are able to load posts as 
WordPress posts but usually work with a shortcode. WPSwlr loads posts as if you create them directly in WordPress and 
perfectly fits your page design without any appearance customization.
<h3>Key features</h3>
<ul>
<li>Loads posts from Facebook as a WordPress posts. It means that they can be used anywhere at the page like posts created 
directly in the WordPress.</li>
<li>You can exclude Facebook posts from being loaded.</li>
<li>Assigns selected category to loaded posts.</li>
<li>Edit post templates to change layout and appearance.</li>
</ul>
<h3>How it works</h3>
<ul>
<li>Posts are pulled from the Facebook two times per day with a cron job. You can run the load process manually if you 
need.</li>
<li>For each Facebook post, a new WordPress post is created.</li>
<li>If a post has multiple images, it is created as a classic WordPress gallery – it works with different LightBox 
plugins.</li>
<li>Images from Facebook are not downloaded and stored locally but only link to the Facebook’s CDN is used on the front 
page.</li>
</ul>
<h3>Requirements</h3>
<ul>
<li>Facebook Page with administrator rights – you need to be the administrator of the Page you want to use.</li>
<li>Facebook Access Token is required to get data from Facebook. Token has to have allowed pages_read_engagement and 
pages_read_user_content <a href="https://developers.facebook.com/docs/permissions/reference#permissions" rel="nofollow ugc">permissions</a>.</li>
</ul>
If you don’t know how to create Access Token, you can follow 
our <a href="https://wpswlr.bttrs.org/how-to/create-facebook-access-token" rel="nofollow ugc">step-by-step guide</a>

WPSwlr

Load posts from your Facebook Page feed to the WordPress website in a simple way.

Alex Chernov

Use this plugin to update an ACF field(s) when Gravity Form is submitted. You also can accumulate value in a certain field (only fields of type <code>Number</code> supported at the moment).
Features:
<ul>
<li>Target a wide range of WP entities: page, post, custom post, user, term, taxonomy, widget, comment, options page, current page/post.</li>
<li>Use GF merge tags in the ACF Target field</li>
<li>Simply map ACF and GF fields in one-to-one, one-to-many or many-to-many relations</li>
<li>Use operations on ACF fields to modify currently stored values</li>
<li>Number fields support +, – and * math operations</li>
<li>All text compatible fields support + operation to join strings</li>
<li>ACF field targets support merge tags</li>
<li>Implement complex logic with conditional feeds</li>
</ul>
Any GF field compatible with string/number values should work. Tested GF fields: Single line text, Paragraph Text, Drop Down, Number, Checkboxes, Radio Buttons, Website, Email. 
Any ACF field compatible with string/number values should work. Tested ACF fields: Text, Text Area, Number, Range, Email, Url, Password, Select, Checkbox, Radio Button, Button Group, True / False
Example use cases:
<ul>
<li>Count number of submissions</li>
<li>Remember name/login/email of the last user who submitted the form</li>
<li>Make a simple page like feature</li>
<li>Save name of a last sold product</li>
</ul>

ACF Feeds for Gravity Forms

Write Gravity Forms submission fields into ACF fields. Accumulate values over time.

WPSwlr vs ACF Feeds for Gravity Forms