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Advanced Post Creation Add-On 1.2 Release

By Gravity Forms Published February 3, 2022

We are pleased to announce the release of Advanced Post Creation Add-On v1.2 which sees this important fix…

• Fixed an issue that causes feeds to break if a taxonomy term has an apostrophe in the label.

Automate User-Submitted Content with Advanced Post Creation

If your site relies on user-submitted content, copying and pasting new submissions into WordPress pages and posts can become incredibly time-consuming. So it’s smart to set up an automation that handles all the busy work for you.

With the Gravity Forms Advanced Post Creation Add-On, you can give users the power to create and submit their own content without giving them access to your WordPress dashboard.

Top features include:

• Use Any Available Post Type – With the Advanced Post Creation Add-On, you’re not limited to creating only standard posts and pages. Posts can be created using any registered custom post type on your WordPress site.

• Assign Posts to Taxonomies – Assign terms from any of the taxonomies registered to your selected post type, including tags and categories.

• Support for Merge Tags – Both the post title and content support merge tags, providing the ability to create powerful post templates that populate data from all throughout your form.

• Map Custom Fields – Use field values or merge tags to map custom fields, either with existing meta keys or by creating your own.

• Add Uploaded Files to the Media Library – Files uploaded to your forms can also be automatically added to the Media Library and attached to your created posts.

• Conditional Logic – Advanced Post Creation works seamlessly with Gravity Form’s built-in conditional logic feature, allowing you to set rules as to if and when a form submission is turned into user-facing content.

For more information on the Advanced Post Creation Add-On, check out the Gravity Forms Documentation.

Advanced Post Creation Add-On v1.2/1.1 Changelog

• Fixed an issue that causes feeds to break if a taxonomy term has an apostrophe in the label.
• Fixed an issue that causes feeds to break if a taxonomy term has an apostrophe in the label.