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WP Fusion history.

Every release of WP Fusion 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.

2 of 2 releases scanned clean
v3.46.2Latest
September 26, 20253.6 MBScanned
Added
  • support for the Consent field type in Gravity Forms
  • support for importing all contacts from Zoho using the import tool (not just by tag)
  • support for validating the site for initiating the API connection directly from the Klaviyo and Pipedrive marketplaces
  • support for revoking Klaviyo OAuth tokens (requirement for the Klaviyo marketplace)
Fixed
  • WooCommerce Memberships enrollments via linked tags not syncing the membership fields
  • initial connection test with Zoho failing since 3.46.1
  • Zoho access token refreshes failing since 3.46.1
  • MemberPress expiration date not syncing when a sub-account is added to a corporate account
Improved
  • Fixed duplicate tags being applied to Salesforce contacts when applying tags via a multiselect field to guests
Other
  • Developers: the `DOING_WPF_WEBHOOK` constant was renamed to `WPF_DOING_WEBHOOK` to meet WordPress.org standards regarding plugin prefixes
September 26, 20253.6 MBScanned
Fixed
  • numeric strings being converted to integers when saving the WP Fusion settings, which removed leading zeros from numeric values
  • new users registered via the Gravity Forms User Registration Add-On being updated twice in the CRM
  • tags applied via a WP Fusion Gravity Forms feed being removed by Gravity Forms User Registration
  • Salesforce integration the default Record Type ID when creating objects (like Leads) that don't have a Record Type
  • PHP warning `Undefined property: stdClass::$plugin` when checking for updates
Other
  • Developers: switched to using `wp_remote_request()` for Salesforce API calls, rather than `wp_safe_remote_request()`, to make debugging malformed URLs easier

Why archive

Sometimes the latest release isn't the one you need. The archive lets you pin WP Fusion to a known-good version, or roll back while a bug is investigated. Every release stays scanned and reachable.