Jake Jackson

Hi @carswahab,

Gravity PDF will matches the currency you have defined in your global Gravity Forms settings on the Forms > Settings admin page. Check that this dropdown is set to the correct currency.

If you’ve used the gform_currencies filter to add a new currency, ensure the symbol_left, symbol_right and code properties are set to the correct values in your filter.

Once the above is completed, the PDF will automatically format prices using these settings.

Hi Gary,

I replied to your support ticket with a detailed answer about this notice. For anyone else with a similar question, please see:

• https://wptavern.com/developers-remove-plugins-from-wordpress-org-repository-after-acf-controversy
• https://docs.gravitypdf.com/v6/users/canonical-plugin-faq
• https://gravitypdf.com/news/installing-and-upgrading-to-the-canonical-version-of-gravity-pdf/

Glad to hear you found a solution to your problem @lionhunter!

For any other users with a similar issue, the easiest no-code solution is to add a new Single Line Text field to your form, set the visibility to “Hidden”, and the default value to “{embed_post:post_title}“. When the form is embedded on a post / page, this field will automatically save the post title with the form entry.

Closing for now. Please feel free to provide additional information and I can reopen if necessary.

Closing for now. Please feel free to provide additional information and I can reopen if necessary.

@chintu517 just letting you know this feature was included in the recent 6.12 update. Please let me know if you run into any issues. ??

Hey @carswahab,

The plugin will always resize the background image to fit the PDF page width, while respecting the image aspect ratio. If you only want the image to take up a specific portion of the page I recommend creating a new image with the width of your page and then superimpose your small image in the right location.

For A4 paper at 96 DPI, the image width should be 794 pixels and the height 1123. For Letter its 816 x 1054 pixels.

Hey @chintu517. Thanks for reporting this.

We’ll be adding support for this plugin in our next update. I don’t have a fixed release date, but v6.12.0 of Gravity PDF is likely going to be published in the 3rd week of October.

Hi @carswahab,

Please see https://docs.gravitypdf.com/v6/users/hide-form-fields#get-more-control-over-fields-using-the-core-booster-extension for information on hiding Hidden field types in your Gravity PDF documents.

Hi @pwidner,

Thank you for the information. I’ll need to try and replicate this issue locally. Could you please export the form you are having trouble with and sharing it with me? If you would prefer not posting the information publicly you may submit it privately via our support ticket system.

Glad we could help, @alexwaterfront. Thanks for taking the time to leave a review.

Happy PDFing!

Hi @likemoon,

Thank you for the additional information. I’ll need to try and replicate this issue locally. Could you please export the form you are having trouble with and sharing it with me? If you would prefer not posting the information publicly you may submit it privately via our support ticket system.

Hey @likemoon,

Thanks for providing those details about the issue you are having.

You’ll need to select a font in the PDF settings which supports the Persian characters you are trying to display. Try one of the other unicode fonts preinstalled, or install your own.

Hey @corrinarusso,

It’s great to hear Gravity PDF’s template system has been simple and easy to use for you.

As for the debug information in the PDF, you’ll just need to turn of Debug Mode on the PDF Global Settings page: https://docs.gravitypdf.com/v6/users/global-settings#debug-mode

Happy PDFing!

It’s fantastic to hear you’ve been able to track down and fix the conflict on your production site. Sounds like it was a real head scratcher for awhile there!

Happy PDFing ??