Gravity PDF 6.7.1: Improved Third-Party Plugin Compatibility
In this update, we’ve resolved a couple compatibility issues when v2 or 3 of the PSR-3 Logger library is bundled with third-party plugins.
In this update, we’ve resolved a couple compatibility issues when v2 or 3 of the PSR-3 Logger library is bundled with third-party plugins.
This release focuses on those annoying little bugs that don’t usually get a look in, and you eventually give up and learn to live with ’em. We say “Yeah, nah” to that!
WordPress 6.3 is just around the corner, so we’ve confirmed Gravity PDF is compatible and fixed some annoying bugs.
These three updates resolves a few conditional logic issues in GravityView and Gravity Flow Edit Entry features, plus fixes up minor PHP notices.
This update resolves an issue with aggressive caching used by some web hosting providers.
PDF for GravityView 0.8 has been released and features a new developer API which allows View PDFs to be generated programmatically.
Learn how to use GravityView to easily create visually appealing business directories / listings. Then take it to the next level with the PDF for GravityView extension: a powerful document generator tool for downloading and sharing dynamic PDFs.
This update ensures the Share PDF form is hidden in the Form Switcher, and adds any user-defined CSS classes to the Table Layout PDF mark-up.
This update fixes a bug that can cause fields to be excluded in the PDF preview when used on the GravityView Edit Entry screen.
Gravity PDF 6.6 improves the display of ungrouped product fields in Core and Universal templates, plus a new developer filter, bug fixes and more!
In this edition of our Team Member Spotlight, I’m excited to introduce you to Gregory Zamora, fondly known as Greg. At just 25 years young, Greg brings a fresh perspective and boundless energy to our Gravity PDF team.
We’ve released PDF for Gravity View 0.7.1 which fixes a bug when doing column sorting with a PDF link present in the Table View, as well as a spacing issue in the PDF.