gw-cache-buster.php: Fixed an issue with Cache Buster and Expired Forms.
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claygriffiths
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⛑️ Ticket(s): https://secure.helpscout.net/conversation/2827184964/77017
Summary
When using Cache Buster with a form that has a schedule, if the form is expired, the following PHP warning is being thrown, and the form expiration message does not show:
PHP Warning: Undefined array key "page_number" in ...\plugins\gravityforms\form_display.php on line 727As Gravity Forms does it here to check for form expiration, we have added the logic on the required spot at Cache Buster. Since, an expired form won't have a page number set.
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