|  | GravityView
    2.17
    The best, easiest way to display Gravity Forms entries on your website. | 
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 | Public Member Functions | |
| render (Entry $entry, View $view, Request $request=null) | |
| Renders a an editable  instance.  More... | |
|  Public Member Functions inherited from Entry_Renderer | |
| render (Entry $entry, View $view, Request $request=null) | |
| Renders a single  instance.  More... | |
|  Public Member Functions inherited from Renderer | |
| __construct () | |
| Initialization.  More... | |
| legacy_template_warning ( $view, $path) | |
| Warn about legacy template being used.  More... | |
| Additional Inherited Members | |
|  Static Public Member Functions inherited from Renderer | |
| static | maybe_print_notices ( $gravityview=null) | 
| Print unconfigured notices to admins.  More... | |
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The class.
The edit entry renderer.
Definition at line 14 of file class-gv-renderer-entry-edit.php.
Renders a an editable instance.
| \GV\Entry | $entry | The Entry instance to render. | 
| \GV\View | $view | The View connected to the entry. | 
| \GV\Request | $request | The request context we're currently in. Default: gravityview()->request | 
Definition at line 30 of file class-gv-renderer-entry-edit.php.
References $entries, Legacy_Context\pop(), and Legacy_Context\push().