testuser
Member
Hi,
Just a couple of questions:
1. Is any data transferred offsite (e.g. to a Gravity Forms site?)
2. I noticed that the demo site is still using WP 3.2.1. I realize 3.3 just came out, but I'm wondering what are the update recommendations? That is to say, should one generally wait for Gravity Forms to catch up or is it safe just to upgrade WP? If the former, how long does it usually take for Gravity Forms to catch up?
1- The only data that is transferred to the Gravity Forms is what is needed to provide you with automatic upgrades. This includes your license key and your software versions (i.e. WP, Gravity Forms). No form or entry data is ever touched.
2- We usually have all fixes to Gravity Forms done before a new version of WordPress is even released. Just make sure you have the latest Gravity Forms version and you should always be safe to upgrade your WordPress version. Our latest release has no known issues with WordPress 3.3.
testuser
Member
Thank you for your prompt reply, Alex, we'll most likely take the plunge. We've looked at the potential themes/plugins conflict page and we were wondering if any of the following jump out at you as being problematic? I know it's hard to say, but it can't hurt to ask...
AddToAny: Share/Bookmark/Email Buttons
Akismet
All-in-One Event Calendar Plugin
Captcha
Connections
Genesis Simple Edits
NextGEN Gallery
WordPress Importer
WP Require Auth
Cheers!
Of any of those, I would guess the only ones that MIGHT create a problem would be AddToAny, as it includes JavaScript (the source of most conflicts.) There is no specific integration between the All-in-one Event Calendar plugin, but there is no conflict either. Finally, there is a bug in Genesis 1.6.1 but we have a work around for that.
None of those stand out as being problematic.
Great. Thank you for considering Gravity Forms.
