I knew it was just a matter of time before the now famous botnet would try to gain access to my WordPress site too and today it tried. It didn’t gain access for three reasons.
They tried 185 times in the span of 40 minutes.
The conditional logic of Gravity Forms doesn’t really have a build-in option to hide a field from a logged in user, but you can accomplish this with some code.
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Yesterday Rocketgenius released Gravity Forms 1.7 and several updates of their plugins.
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I have been running a family photo gallery, using the Menalto Gallery software, for a couple of years now but recently my provider updated their server software to PHP 5.3, including Zend Guard and their software isn’t compatible. It’s actually a problem of the framework they are using but in the end it boils down to the fact the gallery isn’t working anymore.
So it was time to search for some new software, or actually go to a dedicated service like Zenfolio or Smugmug.
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As I was working on a new WordPress site, I found myself in need of a page on the front end, to edit some user profile settings. Instead of building the form by hand I thought it was easier to use Gravity Forms, but it wasn’t as easy as I thought it was. I decided to write the whole thing down and maybe help somebody out who wants to do the exact same thing.
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