Brand New Release: Gravity Forms 2.6.1
By Gravity Forms Published March 25, 2022We are pleased to announce the release of Gravity Forms 2.6.1. Incorporating a ton of fixes and improvements, we are confident that 2.6 will significantly improve the form editor experience for all.
Gravity Forms 2.6.1 updates include…
- Added security enhancements.
- Added a fallback save method if AJAX save fails.
- Added the {today} merge tag to output the current date and/or time. Credit: The Gravity PDF team.
Gravity Forms 2.6 Rollout
Gravity Forms 2.6 is being offered to all active license holders via a phased rollout. This means that you’ll receive the 2.6 update through your WordPress Admin at some point during the rollout period, which is expected to be a few weeks long.
However, if you don’t want to wait, Gravity Forms 2.6 is also available to all our customers via a direct download from your Gravity Forms account dashboard.
To summarize:
- Update Gravity Forms 2.6 in WordPress Admin – All customers can expect to receive an update during the rollout period (which commenced 14th March, 2022). Once you receive the update, simply navigate to the Plugins page within your WordPress Admin, scroll down to Gravity Forms and select Update Now.
- Download 2.6 from Your Gravity Forms Account Dashboard – If you have an active Gravity Forms license, you can now download 2.6 from your GF Dashboard.
- New Customers – Gravity Forms 2.6 is now available to buy. Check out our pricing page to find the plan that best suits your requirements.
Note: Caching and script optimization plugins and services have been known to cause problems with the functionality of forms when Gravity Forms is updated to the latest version. To counter this issue, we recommend clearing/flushing the caches and the browser cache following all updates.
If you have any questions about Gravity Forms 2.6, or the staggered release procedure, please contact Support.
Gravity Forms 2.6 Changelog
- Added security enhancements.
- Added a fallback save method if AJAX save fails.
- Added the {today} merge tag to output the current date and/or time. Credit: The Gravity PDF team.
- Fixed an issue where saving the form fails if the form contains any backslashes.
- Fixed an issue where the save form button in the form editor is stuck in the saving state if form validation fails.
- Fixed an issue where dropdowns in the Embed Form flyout are not correctly displaying their content.
- Fixed several display issues in the form editor.
- Fixed an issue where our IE11 admin stylesheet is being being loaded everywhere in the admin.
- Fixed some issues where text on the 2.6 splash page can’t be translated.
- Fixed an issue which causes admin pages to visually break when No Conflict mode is enabled.
- Fixed the duplicated output of the core admin stylesheet for the add-on results screen.
- Fixed the core admin stylesheet path for the help screen.
- Updated the label styles for disabled radio and checkbox inputs to better indicate the option is disabled.
Gravity Forms 2.6 Add-On Framework Changelog
- AF: Added ability to specify and use custom font icon with the addition of GFAddOn::get_icon_namespace().
- AF: Added additional support for Font Awesome icon styles for GFCommon::get_icon_markup().
- AF: Fixed an issue where payment fails when using Japanese Yen with the Stripe Card field and Stripe Add-On v4.2.
Gravity Forms 2.6 API Changelog
- API: Added ability to specify custom font icon namespace for GFCommon::get_icon_markup().
- API: Updated the $form_ids arg of GFAPI:get_feeds() to support an array of IDs. Credit: The GravityView team.
- API: Fixed an issue where RGCurrency::to_number() returns a float instead of an integer for zero-decimal currencies.
- API: Fixed an issue that causes Live Dependency fields with custom display properties to render incorrectly. Credit: The ForGravity team.
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