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Hi,
I just want to share with you on removing the nag that Gravity Forms have placed. They got tricky and instead of using a function or remotely displaying a message, they saved the nag into your database.
To deactivate nag message, first go to common.php and disable the function from updating cache message:
public static function cache_remote_message() {
//update_option( ‘rg_gforms_message’, $message );
}
Then go to database “wp_options” and search for “rg_gforms_message”:
Empty the value and save.
That’s it!
Here are screenshots and proof:
wp admin: https://snag.gy/wG9ZOi.jpg
mysql: https://snag.gy/J5uveg.jpg
Okay, here is the final answer so you DO NOT need to edit any Gravity plugin form files or install additional plugins:
function remove_gravity_forms_nag() {
update_option( 'rg_gforms_message', '' );
remove_action( 'after_plugin_row_gravityforms/gravityforms.php', array( 'GFForms', 'plugin_row' ) );
}
add_action( 'admin_init', 'remove_gravity_forms_nag' );
Just copy and paste into your own plugin or theme functions.php file!
thnx, nice share
Took me a while to debug the plugin, but very tricky guys.
This worked great for me in the My Custom Functions plugin! :) Only thing I noticed it only worked for the main Gravity Forms listing on the Plugins page. Can this be configured to also work for any add-ons as I have ‘Gravity Forms MailChimp Add-On’ still showing the register text?
This doesn’t seem to work for me. Perhaps the hook changed. Does anyone have a version that works with the newer versions of this plugin?