We’re pleased to announce the release of the Gravity Forms User Registration Add-On v5.4. This update contains several fixes, including…

• Fixed an issue where the BuddyPress field is not created when using the “Add Custom Key” feature of the BuddyPress Profile settings.
• AF: Updated process_feed() return value for compatibility with Gravity Forms 2.9.4, so the framework can save the feed status to the entry meta.

Create User Registration Forms With Gravity Forms

Creating custom WordPress user registration forms with Gravity Forms and the User Registration Add-On is very straightforward.

The User Registration Add-On contains the relevant fields for handling user registrations, including User Name and Password fields. These fields can be added to new and existing forms built with Gravity Forms. You can also use the editable User Registration Template to quickly add this type of form to your site.

Some of the key features and functionalities of the Gravity Forms User Registration Add-On include:

• Versatile Applications – Build registration forms for membership sites, community portals, and various other types of projects.
• Seamless Payment Integration – Pair this add-on with our payment add-ons to collect fees during registration or set up recurring subscriptions.
• Effortless Form Publishing – Use the pre-built, customizable user registration template to quickly launch a registration form.
• Custom User Registration Forms – Design unique registration forms with ease using Gravity Forms’ intuitive drag-and-drop editor.
• User-Friendly Login Forms – Easily add login forms to your site with the built-in widget for seamless user access.
• Multisite Compatibility – Automatically generate new sites within a WordPress multisite network whenever a new user registers, streamlining site creation.

Our detailed guide to setting up user registration in WordPress with Gravity Forms has more information on using this add-on.

User Registration Add-On v5.4 Changelog

• Fixed an issue that causes a fatal error when using HyperDB.
• Fixed an issue that prevents partial entries from saving username and email fields. Requires Partial Entries 1.7.1 or greater.
• Fixed an issue where some features like site creation and BuddyPress field mapping don’t always run when async (background) feed processing is enabled.
• Fixed an issue where the user is logged out when an update type feed is processed.
• Fixed an issue where the reset password link in the login details email contains an invalid key.
• Fixed an issue where a value is not saved to the specified user meta or BuddyPress profile key when using the “Add Custom Value” feature.
• Fixed an issue where the BuddyPress field is not created when using the “Add Custom Key” feature of the BuddyPress Profile settings.
• AF: Updated process_feed() return value for compatibility with Gravity Forms 2.9.4, so the framework can save the feed status to the entry meta.