5 versions
JetFormBuilder - Drag and Drop File Upload history.
Every release of JetFormBuilder - Drag and Drop File Upload is archived here with its changelog, file size, and security scan result. Use the archive to roll back to a stable release or audit what changed between updates.
3 of 5 releases scanned clean
v1.0.6Latest
September 15, 2026232.5 KBScanned
Other
- UPD: Clarify server storage and WordPress attachment options
Fixed
- Correct the default capability
- Restore file attachments for delayed email events
- Preserve guest upload URL in Form Records
- Preserve field styles in preset Repeater rows
- Restore Repeater field data after row deletion
- Allow array values in drag and drop media parser
May 12, 2026230.2 KBScanned
Fixed
- Applied image resize and quality settings consistently across uploaded images, with Media Library details matching the final processed files
- Preserved the existing featured image when an unchanged preset media field is submitted in post update forms
- Preserved images and submitted values in remaining preset repeater rows after deleting another row
Other
- UPD: Improved required-field validation handling in multistep forms with Advanced validation
- UPD: Aligned max file size behavior with the effective WordPress upload limit in the editor and frontend
- UPD: Updated block registration to API version 3
v1.0.4Unavailable
November 21, 2025213.8 KBUnknown
Fixed
- User access validation
- Media library files selection
- Required field validation
v1.0.3Unavailable
October 28, 2025222.7 KBUnknown
Added
- Compatibility with HEIC and HEIF files
- Descriptions for Image Dimensions & Quality settings
Fixed
- Detection of files with custom MIME types
- Duplicate detection now uses file content hash instead of filename
- File attachment issue in the Send Email action when an image is saved on the server but not as a WP attachment in instant upload mode
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