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Brand new release: User Registration 5.5.3

We’re pleased to announce the release of User Registration 5.5.3 with the following updates…

  • Added security enhancements.
  • Fixed an issue where username, email, and password field validation is not performed when the feed is being delayed by conditional logic based on the payment status. Requires Gravity Forms 3.1.3.2+.
  • Fixed an issue where the login form fails validation when the reCAPTCHA Add-On is configured to use a score-based v3 or Enterprise key.

Note: The payment-status validation fix requires Gravity Forms 3.1.3.2 or later. If you’re running an older version, update core first to get the full benefit of this release.

Turn your forms into a signup and login system

User Registration lets you create WordPress user accounts automatically when a form is submitted. Build your registration form in the Gravity Forms drag-and-drop editor, map the fields to WordPress user fields, and new members are signed up the moment they hit submit.

It’s a natural fit for membership sites, online courses, communities, and client portals. You can pair it with a payment add-on to charge for access, assign roles to new users, and publish a login form so registered members can get back into their accounts.

Key features of User Registration

  • Custom registration forms – Use the Gravity Forms editor to build signup forms that collect exactly the information you need.
  • Automatic user creation – Create a new WordPress user account as soon as a form is submitted.
  • User meta mapping – Send form field values straight to WordPress user meta and profile fields.
  • Role assignment – Give each new user the right WordPress role from the start.
  • Login forms – Publish a user-friendly login form or widget so members can sign in once they’ve registered.
  • Payment-aware registration – Delay user creation until payment is complete when used with a Gravity Forms payment add-on.

For more information about setting up User Registration, be sure to check out the Gravity Forms documentation.

Note: User Registration is available with the Gravity Forms Elite and Nonprofit licenses. Visit our pricing page for more information on the features and other add-ons available on each plan.

User Registration 5.5.3 changelog

  • Added security enhancements.
  • Fixed an issue where username, email, and password field validation is not performed when the feed is being delayed by conditional logic based on the payment status. Requires Gravity Forms 3.1.3.2+.
  • Fixed an issue where the login form fails validation when the reCAPTCHA Add-On is configured to use a score-based v3 or Enterprise key.

If you are an Elite or Nonprofit Gravity Forms license holder, User Registration 5.5.3 can be updated in your WordPress dashboard, or downloaded manually from your Gravity account.

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