Gravityhelp Blog

171 posts published since August, 2009

1. Gravity Forms PayPal Add-On v1.2.3 Released

   Posted by Carl Hancock at 12:32 pm on May 27th, 2011 | Comments Off

   Gravity Forms PayPal Add-On v1.2.3 has been released. This release addresses a compatibility issue involving CURL SSL peer validation that will prevent IPN from working properly on some web server configurations.
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2. TwentyTen Theme-Specific Styles Removed for 1.5.2.2+

   Posted by Kevin Flahaut at 6:13 pm on May 18th, 2011 | 7 comments

   Update: This change made it into an earlier release than originally expected. It's effective for the new 1.5.2.2 release.

   In another bit of housecleaning and streamlining the plugin, we've decided to remove the TwentyTen theme-specific rules from the default forms.css file starting with the release of the 1.5.2.2 version. That's one less thing for us to maintain and it also reduces code bloat for everyone that's not using the current WordPress default theme.

   To be clear, this doesn't mean we're dropping support for the TwentyTen theme itself, it simply means we're not including those theme-specific styles in the default stylesheet from now on. If you're using the default TwentyTen theme for your site, you can still grab the styles from the link below and add them to your theme's style.css file.

   http://pastie.org/1924027

3. Gravity Forms v1.5.2.1 Released

   Posted by Carl Hancock at 4:01 pm on May 17th, 2011 | Comments Off

   Gravity Forms v1.5.2.1 is now available via automatic update. This is an important update for those wanting to use WordPress 3.2 Beta 1 as makes Gravity Forms compatible with jQuery changes being introduced in WordPress 3.2. We always recommend users run the latest version of WordPress and Gravity Forms, so be sure to update Gravity Forms before updating to WordPress 3.2 to insure jQuery compatibility.

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4. Gravity Forms Goes Multilingual With WPML

   Posted by Carl Hancock at 12:40 pm on May 3rd, 2011 | 4 comments

   We are pleased to announce that the WPML team have introduced an Add-On for WPML that allows you to translate Gravity Forms.

   A common issue with web sites catering to international users is how to handle multiple languages and translations. Luckily for WordPress users there is a great solution in the form of the WPML plugin and Gravity Forms Multilingual.

   What this means is instead of creating multiple forms to accommodate multiple languages, you can now create one form and use WPML to translate it into multiple languages. This simplifies the form management process and removes the

   Gravity Forms Multilingual is an Add-On for the WPML plugin. You can find out more information and details on Gravity Forms Multilingual at the WPML website.

5. Gravity Forms v1.5.2 Released

   Posted by Carl Hancock at 3:42 pm on May 2nd, 2011 | Comments Off

   Gravity Forms v1.5.2 is now available via automatic update. This update is a maintenance release that brings updated support for changes made to the reCAPTCHA API for the reCAPTCHA field as well as bug fixes and the introduction of a new admin related hook. We highly recommend you always run the latest version of Gravity Forms and keep your WordPress install up to date.
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6. Gravity Forms Add-On Updates Released

   Posted by Carl Hancock at 11:48 am on April 27th, 2011 | Comments Off

   We have released updates to the Campaign Monitor, MailChimp, PayPal and User Registration Add-Ons. All Add-Ons have been updated to better handle fields containing HTML characters to accommodate changes made in Gravity Forms v1.5 to allow more HTML usage. Other updates and fixes have also been made and are detailed in this post. These updates have been released via automatic update.
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7. Gravity Forms v1.5.1 Released

   Posted by Carl Hancock at 3:28 pm on April 7th, 2011 | Comments Off

   Gravity Forms v1.5.1 has been released via automatic update. This is primarily a bug fix release as a follow up to our launch of Gravity Forms v1.5. It also adds a few new features to the mix and refines the CSS to help overcome theme styles that may interfere with form display. We highly recommend you always run the latest version of Gravity Forms.
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8. Gravity Forms Campaign Monitor Add-On v1.4.1 Released

   Posted by Carl Hancock at 1:05 pm on April 7th, 2011 | Comments Off

   Gravity Forms Campaign Monitor Add-On v1.4.1 has been released via automatic update. This release provides better support for situations where another plugin may be calling the Campaign Monitor API class, or using the Services_JSON class to prevent plugin conflicts.

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9. Gravity Forms Twilio SMS Add-On v1.0 Beta 1 Released

   Posted by Carl Hancock at 3:17 pm on April 4th, 2011 | 2 comments

   

   We are pleased to announce the v1.0 Beta 1 release of our SMS notification Add-On. This Add-On works with the Twilio service to provide SMS notifications when a form is submitted.
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10. Thesis theme-specific styles removed

    Posted by Kevin Flahaut at 6:00 pm on March 23rd, 2011 | 8 comments

    As of Gravity Forms version 1.5, we've decided to remove the Theis theme-specific CSS rules from the default forms.css file. We're keeping a few rules geared towards the default WordPress TwentyTen theme, but won't be continuing to support any other third party themes directly. We originally decided to try this as a service to our Thesis users, but it's not something that's really scalable or something we believe needs to remain in the core plugin css file.
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