It features integrated pricing calculations and is compatible with the Gravity Forms PayPal Add-On. Pricing Fields allow you to create quotes and order forms. We have also integrated a visual paging status bar that can be used to show a progress bar or the steps involved in completing the form. Using the new Page Break field you now have the ability split longer forms into multiple pages or steps. One of the most widely requested features is finally here, multi-page form capabilities. Here is a look at what is new in Gravity Forms v1.5: Multi-Page Forms Fixed issue causing product fields to be deleted when editing entries.Fixed issue with the conditional logic script not being enqueued properly.Fixed conditional logic issue generating a JS error.Fixed issue when importing a form with empty pagination page names.Fixed issue with file upload field not uploading files when previous file upload field was left blank.Fixed issue with file upload field not maintaining uploaded file after failing validation.
Updated forms.css for better “ready class” support – added “clear:both” rule to containing list items for proper float clearing.Updated admin.css file to fix and issue with Google Chrome 9 beta.Added “gform_entry_field_value” to allow users to manipulate field values before being displayed on the entry detail screen.Created function to enqueue scripts manually (gravity_form_enqueue_scripts).Here is a look at what is new in Gravity Forms v1.5 RC3: Please provide beta feedback and bug reports on the Support Forum and make it clear you are referring to the 1.5 RC3 release when doing so. Keep the feedback and bug reports rolling in as we as getting very close to final release.
#Gravity forms enqueue scripts update
This update incorporates fixes and changed made in development releases that were previously made available to some customers as Release Candidate 2.5. Gravity Forms v1.5 Release Candidate 3 has been released and is now available for download. News & Updates - Gravity Forms v1.5 RC3 Released B圜arl Hancock Published January 7, 2011
0 kommentar(er)
