We’re pleased to announce the release of Gravity Forms 2.10.5. This release includes a number of updates and fixes including…
- Added security enhancements.
- Fixed an issue where the Entry List page shows an empty page when the site has no forms.
- API: Fixed a PHP deprecation notice that occurs when null is passed to the first argument of rgget() or GFForms::get().
More than a form builder
Gravity Forms turns WordPress forms into connected business systems – and getting started is easy. Build fast with the visual drag-and-drop editor, or launch instantly with a ready-made template.
Stay integrated with your favorite tools, trigger notifications, process payments, and keep teams aligned with less manual work. Capture leads, onboard customers, collect payments, manage registrations, automate approvals, streamline communication, and more.
Advanced functionality. Extensive integrations. A robust add-on ecosystem. Gravity Forms handles simple forms and mission-critical workflows alike, with room to grow as your needs do. And when you need guidance, our knowledgeable support team is ready to help.
Why choose Gravity Forms:
- Intuitive form builder – Easily create custom forms using our visual drag-and-drop editor – no coding required.
- Ready-to-use templates – Get started fast with a collection of prebuilt, customizable form templates for common use cases.
- Powerful integrations – Extend your forms with add-ons that connect to leading CRMs, payment processors, email marketing tools, and more.
- Developer-friendly documentation – From basic tutorials to advanced customization guides, our comprehensive docs are here to help every step of the way.
- Responsive expert support – Have a question? Our knowledgeable support team is here to help you troubleshoot and succeed.
- Email reliability with Gravity SMTP – Improve email deliverability by connecting your WordPress site to trusted email services. Gravity SMTP is included free with the Elite license.
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Gravity Forms 2.10.5 changelog
- Added security enhancements.
- Fixed an issue that prevents a “CONTAINS” conditional logic rule from being evaluated properly when the target field value contains a pipe (|) character.
- Fixed an issue that prevents personal data from being erased or exported on sites with more than 60 forms.
- Fixed an issue that prevents the file upload field from correctly saving a mix of new and existing uploaded files.
- Fixed an issue that prevents bulk entry editing from working when entries are filtered by search criteria.
- Fixed an issue in the form editor where the quantity input for a Single Product field with a linked Quantity field is displayed in the field preview when the field settings load.
- Fixed an issue where toggles cannot be disabled in settings.
- Fixed an issue that causes too many screen reader announcements when bulk editing entries.
- Fixed an issue that prevents the “Custom CSS” block setting introduced in WordPress 7.0 from working on the first form embedded in a page.
- Fixed an issue where the Entry List page shows an empty page when the site has no forms.
- API: Fixed a PHP deprecation notice that occurs when null is passed to the first argument of rgget() or GFForms::get().
