We are happy to announce the release of Gravity SMTP version 1.6.1. This release contains several new features, updates, and fixes, including…

• Added forward email button to activity log.
• Added functionality that hides values ​​of sensitive parameter fields if those fields are set via a defined constant.
• Added ability to define primary and backup integrations via constants GRAVITYSMTP_INTEGRATION_PRIMARY And GRAVITYSMTP_INTEGRATION_BACKUP

What’s new in Gravity 1.6.1?

With Gravity SMTP 1.6.1, you’ll discover a number of new features to improve the usability of the plugin and help improve the developer experience. Let’s take a look.

Resend emails from the email log table

If sending emails fails, it’s important that you can resend them quickly and easily. In version 1.6.1, we added a resend button to the Email Logs table, so you no longer need to open each individual log to resend an email.

Combined with the new search and filter functionality, introduced in Gravity SMTP 1.6 to help you easily find logs based on certain criteria, you will now be able to manage and resend emails with greater efficiency.

Further details on the email log and the new forward button can be found in the Gravity SMTP documentation.

Hide sensitive data via constants

If you run an agency or have multiple users accessing your WordPress admin, you may want to hide sensitive data, including API keys, client IDs, and secrets.

You’ll now find new constants for each integration, which you can add to your site’s wp-config.php file, helping you store this information securely outside of the WordPress admin interface. This method ensures that your sensitive data remains hidden from any user accessing the WordPress dashboard.

For more information, see the Gravity SMTP documentation.

Define primary and backup connection via constants

If you are running a multisite or website with advanced configurations, you may want to define the primary and backup connections using constants, allowing you to globally configure the plugin.

You will find these constants and additional information in our documentation:

Get Gravity SMTP today!

If you haven’t tried Gravity SMTP yet, it’s available for free to anyone with an active Gravity Forms Elite, Nonprofit, or Developer license. Those who own one of these licenses can head to their Gravity Forms account section to download Gravity SMTP today!

More information about the plugin can be found in our Ultimate Guide to Gravity SMTP. There you’ll find step-by-step plugin setup instructions and detailed coverage of its wide range of features.

You can also view the Gravity SMTP documentation.

Gravity SMTP 1.6.1 Changelog

• Added functionality that hides values ​​of sensitive parameter fields if those fields are set via a defined constant.
• Added forward email button to activity log.
• Added support for SQLite in System Report.
• Added ability to define primary and backup integrations via constants GRAVITYSMTP_INTEGRATION_PRIMARY And GRAVITYSMTP_INTEGRATION_BACKUP
• Fixed a bug that caused warnings or errors due to undefined array keys.
• Fixed an issue that could cause email sends to fail when providing a BCC or reply address when using the Mailchimp connector.
• Fixed an issue that caused fatal errors with the Google integration if there was a token error.
• Fixed an issue that caused PHP notifications if an email’s sender name was empty in the generic integration.
• Fixed an issue where the app size was incorrect when the menu was automatically folded.
• Fixed an issue where the tracking pixel URL was generated with a slash.
• Updated the resend email functionality to be confirmed via a confirmation dialog before resending the email.

If you have any questions about Gravity SMTP and how to get started with this plugin, our expert support team is available to help you!