Gravity Forms 2.9.1.2

- Added security enhancements.
- Added performance improvements to the confirmation settings page for sites with lots of pages.
- Added a performance improvement to the AJAX save process in the form editor that increases performance significantly, especially for forms that contain a large number of fields.
- Added improvements to the message that appears when saving a form fails.
- Fixed a bug that sometimes prevents entries from being updated. Credit: GravityView.
- Fixed an issue where the forms list is not in alphabetical order.
- Fixed a performance issue where queries are being run on admin pages that do not need them.
- Fixed an issue where the submit button settings are reset to their default values when saving the form settings.

- Fixed an issue where the submit button settings are reset to their default values when saving the form settings.
- Fixed the "Allowed memory exhausted in gravityforms.php on line 147" fatal error that is impacting a small number of sites.
- Fixed an issue with the license detail section displaying an inaccurate renewal date for certain licenses.
- API: Added the gform_rule_source_value filter to allow the source value of a conditional logic rule to be filtered.

- Added security enhancements.
- Fixed a few dozen PHP 8.1 deprecation notices. Note: WordPress won’t be compatible with PHP 8.1 until version 6.0 at the earliest, so there are still many notices from WP functions.
- Fixed a bug that prevents users without form editing capabilities from exporting entries.
- Fixed a bug that prevents editing the First Name and City sublabels.
- Fixed a fatal error that occurs on plugin activation with WordPress 4.9 and earlier.