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I chased the same issue tonight so sharing what I found in hopes it helps others.

Contrary to the documentation, Gravity Forms does not simply follow the WordPress allowed mime types. If you look at the plugin code, you find that in common.php there is a routine called get_disallowed_file_extensions() which returns a list of 25 file extensions that Gravity Forms does not allow, along with a filter you can use to override that. For example, if you want to override their list with your own, you might add something like this to your functions.php file:

function my_disallowed_file_extensions( $extensions ) {
$extensions = array( ‘php’, ‘asp’, ‘htaccess’ );
return $extensions;
}
add_filter(‘gform_disallowed_file_extensions’,’my_disallowed_file_extensions’);

I chased the same issue tonight so sharing what I found in hopes it helps others.

Contrary to the documentation, Gravity Forms does not simply follow the WordPress allowed mime types. If you look at the plugin code, you find that in common.php there is a routine called get_disallowed_file_extensions() which returns a list of 25 file extensions that Gravity Forms does not allow, along with a filter you can use to override that. For example, if you want to override their list with your own, you might add something like this to your functions.php file:

function my_disallowed_file_extensions( $extensions ) {
$extensions = array(
‘php’,
‘asp’,
‘htaccess’,
);
return $extensions;
}
add_filter(‘gform_disallowed_file_extensions’,’my_disallowed_file_extensions’);

Is there a better avenue to get support for this plugin or is it unsupported?

Thank you David. I can confirm that your update fixed it and TFA works on my site again! Excellent support. I just posted a 5-star review ??

That was fast David! Thank you. I can confirm that your update works!

7.0.9

Same here… Looks like I’ll be switching to something else.

Does this solve the conflict by disabling other plugins or does it deconflict so that all plugins work correctly?