Terminalfour: 8.2.2
- Date Released:
- October 16 2017
General
This release focused on fixes for content types and formbuilder. Please note that official support for Internet Explorer version 9 and 10 has been removed from this version on. Please consult the supported platforms.
Changes
| Component | Summary | Priority | Key |
|---|---|---|---|
| Content Types | Content type cannot be created, where the elements begin with special characters and have numbers at the start | P3 | RDSM-27667 |
| Content Types | Updating element size of large content type causing memory issues | P3 | RDSM-27660 |
| Content Syncer | 'Link' property of content syncer mapping removed on save of mappings (after upgrade to 8.2.1) | P3 | RDSM-27654 |
| Form Builder | Hide payment inputs when payment gateway is not configured | P3 | RDSM-27425 |
| Form Builder | Form that has a horizontal rule will always create a new content type | P3 | RDSM-27317 |
| Form Builder | Forms are not retrieved from the form bank if an elements name is a reserved word in MySQL | P3 | RDSM-27170 |
| Direct Edit | Editing content in direct edit causes the content to disappear from direct edit (on a large dataset) | P3 | RDSM-27096 |
| Form Builder | Submissions csv file download, commas not escaped | P3 | RDSM-26382 |
| Form Builder | Previewing a section that has a form in the page layout, 500 error - null pointer exception thrown | P3 | RDSM-26356 |
| Content Types, Form Builder | Form that has two fields with the same name will always create a new content type | P3 | RDSM-26238 |
| Form Builder | Issue with paragraphs when creating forms | P3 | RDSM-26098 |
| Form Builder | Form submissions fail to download when the content type name is too large | P3 | RDSM-25896 |
Before upgrading
In advance of the upgrade please view the information and Technical Roadmap. Please contact us prior to upgrading we can provide you with the pre and post-upgrade tasks.
Priority
Please note that the priorities assigned to bugs differ from those assigned to Client Support tickets:
- P1 - Major rework of product.
- P2 - Major performance change.
- P3 - Regular priority change.
- P4 - Minor change.
- Trivial - Very minor UI changes.