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A collection of missives and messages, along with nerd talk and company carryings-on.
Gravity Forms v2.4 Beta 2 Released
By Steve HentyGravity Forms v2.4 Beta 2 is now available via the downloads page. It is available for auto-update if you already have v2.4 Beta 1 installed. Version 2.4 is a major feature release that includes a variety of enhancements and improvements especially in the areas of data protection, accessibility and performance.
Read moreGravity Forms Supports Tech4Good Tampa
By Travis LopesThis weekend, the Tampa chapter of Tech4Good is hosting its first annual WordPress Web Dev Day. A group of technical-minded volunteers will meet to help four Florida-based non-profit organizations improve their websites. The non-profit organizations include: Feeding Empty Little Tummies – Manatee County’s original backpack program to feed homeless children on evenings and weekends. We Care of Central Florida – Providing low income, uninsured residents of Central Florida with access to high quality volunteer specialty medical care. GreenTown Kids – A kid-centered environmental organization dedicated to serving Indian Rocks Beach and the surrounding area. 4 Lucky Dogs – A pet rescue that provides compassionate support services for the abandoned, abused, neglected and suffering animals in the Tampa Bay area. We’re Helping Non-Profits Make Better Forms Here at Gravity Forms, we love helping non-profits make better forms. We believe in making the world a better place, and put it into action by dedicating resources to open source projects as well as providing discounted licenses to non-profit organizations. Gravity Forms will be available at Tech4Good Tampa to provide help to non-profits with the critical tools and insights they need for success. By sharing our knowledge with local non-profit organizations in Tampa, we… READ MORE
Read moreMailChimp Add-On v4.4 Released
By Jeff MatsonVersion 4.4 of the MailChimp add-on has been released and can be downloaded via automatic update or the add-on page. This release adds support for tags within your MailChimp contacts. MailChimp Contact Tags What are MailChimp contact tags? Simply put, they’re a way to better organize your mailing list subscribers by attaching various labels to them. If you have a large MailChimp subscriber list, tags can be critical. For example, if you have a form on your site where you ask multiple other qualifying questions about the mailing list subscriber, you could pass that field data along to MailChimp as various tags on that individual. Using tags in this way would allow you to better tailor your content to your audience. If you would like more information on how tags work in MailChimp, take a look at MailChimp’s tag documentation. We Love Feedback! Do you have a feature that you would like to see in the MailChimp add-on? Are you using MailChimp tags in a way that might be useful to others? Let us know in the comments below!
Read moreThe 13 Best WordPress Plugins Every Website Should Install
ByWordPress is a powerful, versatile website tool thanks to countless plugins. Here’s our list of the best WordPress plugins every site owner should use.
Read moreZapier Add-On v3.1 Released
By Jeff MatsonThe Gravity Forms Zapier Add-On v3.1 has been released! This release adds new hooks, updated data sent to Zapier, and various bugfixes.
Read moreGravity Forms v2.3.5 Released
By Jeff MatsonGravity Forms v2.3.5 is now available via automatic update and the downloads page. This update includes bug fixes and developer updates. Bug fixes have also been added to the Gravity Forms the Add-On Framework which is included in the Gravity Forms core plugin. For complete details on what is new in Gravity Forms v2.3.5 see the changelog below.
Read moreWe’ve Launched New Community Features!
By Jeff MatsonRemember our post back in March when we asked 3rd-party developers for information on their products? Well, It’s time to unveil the newest addition to the Gravity Forms website that we’ve been working so hard on, and it’s all about the Gravity Forms community! Since Gravity Forms was launched over 9 years ago, it’s gained quite a following within the WordPress community. Every day, developers around the world are releasing new Gravity Forms add-ons that continue to push the boundaries of how user input is obtained, processed, and displayed on WordPress sites. With such a massive following, we’ve decided to focus our efforts over the last several months on those 3rd-party add-ons that make Gravity Forms the powerhouse that it is.
Read moreGravity Forms v2.4 Beta 1 Released
By Steve HentyGravity Forms v2.4 Beta 1 is now available via the downloads page. It is not currently available via automatic update. Version 2.4 is a major feature release that includes a variety of enhancements and improvements especially in the areas of data protection, accessibility and performance.
Read moreSecure WordPress Forms: Best Practices to Keep Your Website Safe
BySecure WordPress forms are important to protect your site against hackers and spammers. In this post, learn some best practices to secure your forms.
Read moreActiveCampaign Add-On v1.5 Released
By Carl HancockGravity Forms ActiveCampaign Add-On v1.5 is now available via automatic update and the downloads page. This is a major maintenance, bug fix and developer focused release.
Read moreHow to Use Social Proof to Improve Form Conversions
BySocial proof is an important technique to nudge your users toward making a decision (like completing a form). In this article, we explain how to use it.
Read moreGravity Forms v2.3.4 Released
By Carl HancockGravity Forms v2.3.4 is now available via automatic update and the downloads page. This update includes security enhancements, bug fixes, and developer updates. Updates and a bug fix have also been added to the Gravity Forms API and Add-On Framework which are included in the Gravity Forms core plugin. For complete details on what is new in Gravity Forms v2.3.4 see the changelog below.
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