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Release v1.4.3

GravityBoard v1.4.3

What's new in v1.4.3

GravityBoard v1.4.3 was released on . Powerful workflow visualization The future of task management has arrived with GravityBoard, a Trello-style productivity add-on for Gravity Forms that enables you to create smart kanban boards from... See the full changelog below and compare with the complete version history.

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Changelog

This update fixes boards failing to load on sites that optimize JavaScript, card edits being reported as saved when validation failed, and several display and messaging issues. #### 🐛 Fixed * Boards failing to load on sites that minify JavaScript through a caching or optimization plugin — the board's script and stylesheet now ship as `.min` files, which those plugins pass through instead of re-minifying and corrupting. * Editing a card reporting success when a field failed validation, leaving the entry unchanged — the card now marks the fields that need attention. * Validation messages showing `%d` in place of the number of fields that need attention when a single field fails. * Cards showing a choice's stored value instead of its label, so a drop-down, radio button, or checkbox field with separate values now displays "GravityMath" rather than "gravitymath". * The icon on the board's loading screen appearing to the left of the text instead of centered above it on themes that render SVGs as blocks. * A "translation loading was triggered too early" notice on WordPress 6.7 and newer, caused by the voting fields loading their translations during plugin bootstrap. #### 💻 Developer Updates * `PATCH gravityboard/v1/boards/{feed_id}/cards/{entry_id}` now responds with a `400` and a `validation_failed` error when a mapped field fails validation, instead of a `200` with a success message. * `Checklist::validate()` now returns a `WP_Error` when the checklist holds an item that is not a `ChecklistItem`, instead of raising an argument-count error on PHP 8.

Compatibility

Requires WordPress
6.2
Tested up to
7.1
Requires PHP
7.4

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