Melhoria
- Filter dropdowns that search users, entries, or posts now load their choices as soon as they are opened.
- Filters using the {get} merge tag found no entries or the wrong ones when the value in the page address contained &, +, or % (such as "Research & Development"), and changed other {get} merge tags on the page.
- "Has any of", "has all of", and "has none of" filters on Dynamic Lookup fields with "Allow multiple selections" and the enhanced user interface worked only for entries with a single selection.
- "Any form field" filters, and filters on fields that store a user, post, or entry ID, did not match user names or post titles containing "&", such as "Smith & Jones".
- Filters on GP Nested Forms fields and other fields that store several users, posts, or entries (such as Dynamic Lookup and Populate Anything fields) were slow on forms with a few hundred entries.
- Merge tags with the form: modifier could cause an error when another plugin processed them without a form.
- Filters using the form: merge tag modifier could compare against the wrong value when the joined form's value looked like a merge tag.
- Filter dropdowns could open behind the WordPress admin bar, pressing Enter on a selected choice cleared it, and pressing Enter on the clear button did nothing.
- When WordPress was set to a language other than English, operators with an apostrophe showed ' (such as "n'est pas" in French).
- Issues with date filters: When WordPress was set to a language other than English, month names, weekdays, and labels appeared in English;; Once a date was picked, the weekday names in the calendar were off by one day in time zones west of UTC (such as the US), and screen readers announced the calendar as "Event".