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We’re fully ready for Gravity Forms 2.3
As of Version 1.22, GravityView is fully ready for Gravity Forms 2.3, which is getting very close to launch. Gravity Forms 2.3 makes important improvements with how entries are stored. These improvements will allow GravityView to do amazing new things, including showing entries from multiple forms in one View, even more advanced searches, and speed…
As of Version 1.22, GravityView is fully ready for Gravity Forms 2.3, which is getting very close to launch.
Gravity Forms 2.3 makes important improvements with how entries are stored. These improvements will allow GravityView to do amazing new things, including showing entries from multiple forms in one View, even more advanced searches, and speed up our entry searches almost 10x. All this will become possible in Gravity Forms 2.3.
GravityView worked closely with Gravity Forms to make sure that the new search functionality is as powerful and flexible as possible. We’re really thrilled to have everyone get access to it! ?
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