- 1.37
Compatibility with PHP 8.1 and 8.2 (deprecation warnings fixed)
- 1.36
Adding support for encrypted attachments
- 1.35
Fixing issue with the future release of WordPress 6.7
- 1.34
Fixing issue with the future release of WordPress 6.2
- 1.33
Fixing issue with the future release of WordPress 6.1
- 1.32
Fixing issue with the future release of WordPress 6.0
- 1.31
Minor fix for compatibility with PHP 8
- 1.30
Fixing issue with the future release of WordPress 5.9
- 1.29
Changing default value to "Original" for parsing key type
- 1.28
Fixing issue with the future release of Gravity Forms 2.5
- 1.27
Fixing issue with the future release of WordPress 5.7
- 1.26
Fixing issue with the future release of WordPress 5.6
- 1.25
Adding new libraries
- 1.24
Fixing issue with the future release of WordPress 5.4
- 1.23
Fixing issue with the future release of WordPress 5.3
- 1.22
Fixing issue with the future release of WordPress 5.0 Fixing issue with the future release of Gravity Forms 2.4
- 1.21
Fixing the deleting entry process
- 1.20
Fixing issue with the last release of Gravity Forms 2.3
- 1.19
Fixing issue with the last release of WordPress 4.9
- 1.18
Fixing issue with the last release of WordPress 4.8
- 1.17
Fixing issue with the last release of Gravity Forms 2.2
- 1.16
Updating the plugin automatic update library
- 1.15
Enabling SSL upgrade of the plugin Improving license information displaying
- 1.14
Minor fix for compatibility with WordPress 4.7 Minor fix for compatibility with PHP 7
- 1.13
Adding support to PGP keys with only the e-mail address (and no username) cf. Protonmail
- 1.12
Fixing links to files in the notification e-mail
- 1.11
Adding the ability to choose the type of encryption
- 1.09
Displaying PGP Public Key ID
Changelog
Every release of Gravity Forms PGP Encryption. Licensed sites receive them automatically in the WordPress dashboard.