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In this month’s Team Spotlight, we played 20 questions with one of our latest hires: Justin Malana, a Junior Software Developer at Gravity PDF.
The Gravity PDF 6.4.6 release includes bug fixes for displaying the Nested Forms add-on in PDFs and using a background image with merge tags.
We’ve released Gravity PDF Previewer 2.0.2 which includes a bug fixes for improved stability when viewing and rendering PDF previews.
We’ve just released Gravity PDF 6.4.5 which fixes two image display issues in PDFs. For developers, we also added HTML field content for Repeater fields to the $form_data array.
We’ve just released Gravity PDF 6.4.4 which resolves display issues in PDFs when using Gravity Wiz eCommerce Perk or legacy templates.
We’ve just released Gravity PDF 6.4.3 which resolves several bugs reported by users.
We’ve just released Gravity PDF 6.4.2 which resolves a bug on older versions of WordPress and when using Base 64-encoded images in PDFs.
A number of security and bug fixes from Gravity PDF v6 have been backported to Gravity PDF v5 to keep those running older versions a little safer.
Gravity PDF 6.4.1 resolves display issues with the Survey, Polls, Post Category and Post Custom Field types in Core and Universal PDFs.
A vulnerability in the Core Font installer has the potential for a remote code execution attack (RCE) under very specific conditions. Other security-related changes were made to reduce the potential of any unknown vulnerabilities that could be exploited.
We’ve released version 2.0.1 and 2.0.2 in quick succession for the premium templates Tritan and Aryal. These updates preemptively resolves a display problem when upgrading to the yet-to-be-released Gravity PDF 6.4, and correctly converts a local URL to a local path for faster loading times.