Gravity Forms Termageddon GPL vAdd-On 0.1.0-alpha.1

Gravity Forms Termageddon GPL Overview

The Gravity Forms Termageddon Add-On connects your forms to the policy pages you’ve already built with Termageddon. It adds a Termageddon Consent field type to Gravity Forms — a checkbox whose label pulls in linked policy names, like Privacy Policy or Terms of Service, straight from your published pages. When someone submits the form, the add-on saves a consent snapshot on the entry: a version hash, a UTC timestamp, and the policy URLs shown at the time of submission.

This is a form-level consent tool, not a cookie banner. It won’t configure or replace the Termageddon Usercentrics cookie consent tool, and it doesn’t touch your site’s cookie settings. Its job is narrower and more specific: proving what someone agreed to, and when, right on the Gravity Forms entry.

Key Features

• Scans published WordPress pages for Termageddon policy embed codes automatically
• Builds a consent checkbox label with linked policy names pulled from those pages
• Records a consent snapshot — MD5 hash plus UTC timestamp — on every form submission

• Stores the snapshot in entry meta, viewable in the Termageddon Consent Record meta box on the entry detail page
• Flags missing dependencies or missing policy pages with admin notices, so you’re not guessing why a field looks broken
• Lets you adjust the default label template under Forms → Settings → Termageddon

Setup on your end is straightforward: create each policy page in WordPress with its Termageddon embed code, then add the Termageddon Consent field in the Gravity Forms editor and pick which policies to include. The add-on handles the linking and the record-keeping.

Requirements

• Gravity Forms 2.7 or newer
• Termageddon: Cookie Consent & Privacy Compliance plugin, installed and active
• A Termageddon account with the relevant policies published (Privacy, Terms, Cookie Policy, etc.)
• Published WordPress pages containing the Termageddon embed code, with data-policy-key set
• WordPress 6.5 or higher
• PHP 7.4 or higher