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Gravity Forms v2.4.17 Release

We’re excited to announce the new release of Gravity Forms v.2.4.17! Inside this release, you’ll find: Added security enhancements. Credit: Ryan Knell. Added the “Empty (no choices selected)” choice to the conditional logic rule value drop down for Multi Select fields. Added an error message to Form block when no forms exist. Added the gform_print_entry_notes filter. (Complete changelog listed below) Gravity Forms v2.4.17 is now available for auto-update from the WordPress plugins page and also on the downloads page in the account area.

How to Set Up a Giveaway with Gravity Forms

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You don’t need a fancy giveaway app to host a giveaway on your website. You can set up a giveaway with your favorite lead generation tool – Gravity Forms!

6 Tips to Reduce Spam Form Entries

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If you have a form on public web pages, you’re bound to get some spam. In this article, we offer strategies to reduce them.

How to Create an Email Marketing Campaign In Just 5 Steps

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Do you have an upcoming email marketing campaign that you really need to make a splash? If you’ve tried to attract attention and increase conversions with your campaigns to no avail, this article is for you. We’ll teach you the best practices you need to start implementing to see the results you’ve been hoping for. Read on to discover the 5 steps you can follow to make your next email marketing campaign your most effective to date.

How to Craft Great Form Confirmation Emails

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The confirmation email is an important part of a form. In this article, we’ll offer some ways you can improve your form confirmation emails.

Creating Quizzes with Gravity Forms

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Like most of our extensions, the Gravity Forms Quiz Add-On is easy to set up and use. Follow these steps to create your first quiz.

4 Powerful Ways to Use Gravity Forms with Zapier

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Learn some powerful ways to use Gravity Forms and Zapier to integrate with over 3000 different web services!

How to Add a Contact Form to Your Footer or Sidebar

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It’s smart to make your site accessible by adding a contact form to your footer or sidebar. Fortunately, it’s easy in WordPress with Gravity Forms.

Creating User-Submitted Posts with Gravity Forms

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Do you want users to create and submit their own content via a form? Learn how to use Gravity Forms to automatically create WordPress pages and posts.