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Ran into this error as well. Something to note, I only notice this error while running PHP version: 5.2.17. If I up the server PHP version to 5.3+ then the error goes away. Could be the cause of some of the problems others are seeing. Unfortunately for me I’m stuck running the old version of PHP on the server for now.

That solution changes the behavior for all users, which isn’t always ideal.

Support for custom css templates would be great. Even if they just need to be uploaded into the plugin’s css folder. It could be a dropdown instead of radio buttons in the plugin settings.

Also FWIW, although adding link state css is good practice to be thorough, it overwrites theme css as you have it written. Changing the css to:

.wpbb-table a:visited {color: #0066CC;}

would be preferred, although I’d rather not have the plugin set text colors without custom css template support.

I really like the simplicity of this plugin. Nice job!

Also need to close a <strong> tag on line 139.

Directory heading field order also seems to correspond to their order in the “Entries” list instead of their drag/drop order in the form itself.

This is occurring in Firefox 8.0, Safari 5.1.1, Chrome, and IE 9.

WordPress Version: 3.2.1
Gravity Forms Version: 1.6.1
Gravity Forms Directory & Addons Version: 3.2.1

When checking “Hide This Field in Directory View”, the field does not hide/show appropriately. This appears to be unintentionally linked to the fields visible in the “Entries” section of the corresponding form. If the field is visible in the entries admin, it is visible in the directory and vice versa.

Looking for a solution like this also.