Brand New Release: Gravity Forms 2.8.17
By Gravity Forms
Published August 27, 2024
We’re pleased to announce the release of Gravity Forms version 2.8.17. This release contains a couple of updates…
- Updated the form restriction logging statements to include the form ID.
- Fixed an issue where the license key is not saved for some sites in a multisite/network installation.
Send WordPress Emails with Gravity SMTP
Did you know we have a new plugin, Gravity SMTP? If you have an active Gravity Forms Elite license, you can start using Gravity SMTP today for free.
Once installed, Gravity SMTP makes it easy to integrate your WordPress site with a range of professional email sending services. The integrated service will then handle all emails your site sends, including WordPress admin emails and those generated by your installed plugins, such as WooCommerce and Gravity Forms.
By replacing the default WordPress email sending functionality with a service of your choice, you should be able to increase the deliverability of the emails your site generates.
- Thanks to the Gravity SMTP Setup Wizard, you can quickly integrate Brevo, Google, Mailgun, SendGrid, and more.
- For other services, the custom SMTP feature makes it easy to set up integrations not supposed by the wizard.
- Those using WP Mail SMTP can quickly migrate to Gravity SMTP through the user-friendly plugin interface.
Gravity SMTP has other features, including email logging, testing, and the ability to set a backup email sending service integration.
Our Ultimate Guide to Gravity SMTP and the documentation have more information on using our new plugin.
Gravity Forms 2.8.17 Changelog
- Updated the form restriction logging statements to include the form ID.
- Fixed an issue where the license key is not saved for some sites in a multisite/network installation.
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