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Gravity Forms v1.9.18 Released

Carl Hancock By Carl Hancock Published April 5, 2016

Gravity Forms v1.9.18 is now available via automatic update and the downloads page.

This is a maintenance release that includes new and updated hooks/filters, as well as updates to merge tags, conditional shortcodes and the Gravity Forms Add-On Framework.

What’s New in Gravity Forms v1.9.18

  • Added Chinese (China) translation. Credit: Edi Michael.
  • Added new filter: gform_list_field_parameter_delimiter.
  • Added the $field object to the parameter list of the gform_counter_script filter.
  • Updated GFFormsModel::get_lead_db_columns() to public.
  • Updated the gform_confirmation_anchor filter to include $form as the second parameter.
  • Updated GFFormsModel::media_handle_upload() to be a public method.
  • Fixed an issue with the merge tag for the Multi Select field returning the choice values when not using the :value modifier.
  • Fixed an issue with the $field_values parameter of the gform_pre_render hook where it would change from an array to a string when processing AJAX form submissions.
  • Fixed an issue with gformCleanNumber() which for some currencies caused an incorrect value to be returned.
  • Fixed a fatal error that can occur when third party plugins and themes call Gravity Forms methods that use GFCache, such as GFFormsModel::get_form_id(), before all the plugins have been loaded. So pluggable functions such as wp_hash() in wp-includes/pluggable.php are not available.
  • Fixed an issue with conditional shortcodes where the shortcodes don’t get parsed if the {all_fields} merge tag is present.
  • Fixed issue where Date & Time fields did not save their default value correctly if visibility was set to Admin Only.

Add-On Framework Updates in Gravity Forms v1.9.18

  • Fixed a PHP notice which could occur if the is_authorized property was not set by the payment add-on.
  • Fixed GFAddOn::get_save_button() not retrieving last section’s fields when sections are using custom array keys.
  • Fixed an issue with the payment status not being updated when a subscription payment is successful if a previous attempt failed.

You can update to the latest version of Gravity Forms using Automatic Update. Just visit the Updates page under the Forms navigation in your WordPress Dashboard. Update deployment is staged so if you do not see the update available, try again in a few hours. You can also download the latest version of the plugin from the Downloads page.

Please Note: Automatic Update will only work if you have correctly entered your License Key in the Settings page of Gravity Forms in your WordPress Dashboard.

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