Scrivito SDK Release Notes
Rails
Scrivito for Rails SDK 1.18.0 Released
Added support for Ruby on Rails 7.0 The Scrivito for Rails SDK now supports Ruby on Rails 7.0. It requires Ruby 2.7 or later. Earlier Rails versions are no longer supported by Scrivito. Note that during the upgrade you will need to migrate from Rails 5.2 (with Scrivito 1.17.0 ) directly to Rails...
Scrivito Rails 1.17.0 Released
Improvements Improving the search experience with suggestions Scrivito now lets you suggest search terms to visitors of your website. If, for example, a visitor starts typing “off” in the search box, you can present them words from your content that start with these letters, e.g. “office”...
Scrivito Rails 1.16.0 Released - Rails 5.2 Support & Improved Link Editor
Improvements Supports and requires Rails 5.2 Scrivito now supports and requires Rails 5.2. Please update your app to Rails 5.2 before upgrading to Scrivito 1.16. There are no Rails 5.2 specific Scrivito settings, therefore this part of the update should be smooth. For instructions and details on...
Scrivito Rails SDK 1.15.0 Has Been Released
Improvements Changes dialog displays last editor On the changes dialog of a working copy, the individual items now include the name of the user who most recently edited them. So, should questions arise regarding the changes made to a page (for example when publishing), instead of navigating to...
Scrivito Rails SDK 1.14.0 Has Been Released
General improvements Publishing via the top bar For better accessibility and even more convenience, the top bar (also known as panel) of Scrivito’s in-place editing interface now includes a “Publish” button. In contrast to the “Publish” button in the sidebar, the new top bar button opens the...
Scrivito Rails SDK 1.13.0 Has Been Released
Content Browser improvements File upload made easier The Content Browser now has a button for uploading images via the file selection dialog of your operating system. If drag and drop isn’t yours, click this button and conveniently browse your image directories wherever they may be located....
Scrivito 1.11.0 Release Notes
Ready for Rails 5.1 You can now integrate Scrivito into Rails 5.1 applications! Rails 5.0 and 4.2 continue to be supported. The latest Rails version is stuffed with new and improved functionality – see the Rails 5.1 release notes for details! Updated and improved HTML editor Scrivito includes the...
Scrivito 1.10.0 Release Notes
More options for creating, copying and moving pages For making the life of editors even easier when creating pages, we've added several items to the page menu and made the wording more consistent. There are three new menu commands: The Add subpage command lets you add a subpage to the current...
Scrivito 1.9.1 Release Notes
This is a bugfix release. Bugfix This release makes widget and widget list menus on properties dialogs visible again, allowing you to add widgets to widget lists or move, copy, paste, or delete widgets in details views. Sorry for the inconvenience this bug might have caused. Please update your...
Scrivito 1.9.0 Release Notes
Unified changes view modes When working on a page, Scrivito lets you compare the current page contents with the version you started off with. Up to now, the changes view that lets you do this had three modes, “Additions,” “Deletions,” and “All changes” of which – according to the feedback we...
Scrivito 1.8.1 Release Notes
Bugfixes This is a bugfix release that solves two widget-related issues, and one referring to the Content Browser. Restoring a widget that originally had a direct subwidget (which was deleted) no longer causes an error. When restoring a widget, attributes that were originally empty are now...
Scrivito 1.8.0 Release Notes
Improvements Content Browser The Content Browser is significantly faster now because it loads much more data in parallel. Just watch the main area while image thumbnails are being displayed! Also, the multi-selection mode is now directly accessible in the user interface. It lets you select...
Scrivito 1.7.0 Release Notes
Improvements Rails 5.0 support This release of Scrivito adds support for Rails 5.0 to the SDK. Rails 5.0 was released this summer and includes numerous speed improvements, refactorings and new features (see the Rails 5.0 overview for details). Scrivito continues to support Rails 4.2, so in case...
Scrivito 1.5.5 and 1.6.1 Release Notes
Bugfixes In some cases, the referencelist attribute editor was unable to process references with purely numeric IDs. According to our in-house mathematician, Scrivito users had a 0,054% chance to hit this issue. The number increased with the size of the referencelist . After fixing the issue, the...
Scrivito 1.4.3 and 1.5.4 Release Notes
Bugfixes These releases make Scrivito compatible with jquery-ui-rails 6. On November 29, 2016, jquery-ui-rails 6 has been released. Unfortunately, Scrivito was incompatible with this new major version. Sorry to everyone who has been bitten by this. Please update your Gemfile and run “bundle.”...
Scrivito 1.6.0 Release Notes
Improvements Introducing the sidebar Over the past months, as we added notification icons and the display size switch to the Scrivito panel, we realized that the panel has become too small to nicely accommodate any further controls. So we complemented it with a sidebar for better accessibility...
Scrivito 1.5.3 Release Notes
Bugfixes This is a bugfix release that addresses an issue with <script> tags contained in html attributes that are edited in place: In Scrivito 1.5.0, we reimplemented how values are stored while content is edited in place. During this reimplementation, we also reworked the part that handles html...
Scrivito 1.5.2 Release Notes
Bugfixes This is another bugfix release. It fixes a minor issue regarding in-place editing: Scrivito's in-place editing interface now again stores HTML tags with missing attributes, e.g. <a>Link</a> or <img>. We're sorry for the inconvenience this bug might have caused. Please update your Gemfile...
Scrivito 1.5.1 Release Notes
Bugfixes This release fixes three bugs that were found in Scrivito's editing interface: The “Duplicate page” command caused the resulting new page to have the same path as the source page. Now, the duplicated CMS object shares the parent path of the source, but has a different and unique last...
Scrivito 1.5.0 Release Notes
Improvements Specifying link targets Editors now have access to the target property of link and linklist fields, making it possible to specify whether a link should be opened in a new window. Note that your app needs to render this property for it to have an effect: link_to(link.display_title...
Scrivito 1.4.2 Release Notes
Bugfixes No, you didn't miss the release of 1.4.1, but we had to skip this version for technical reasons. This release fixes a couple of bugs that were introduced in version 1.4.0 of the Scrivito SDK: You can now drag and drop files to the Content Browser again. Also, it is now possible again to...
Scrivito 1.4.0 Release Notes
Improvements Introducing the publishing history We are proud to present Scrivito's new publishing history to you! It gives you full control of what has been published in the recent past. No matter, whether you're just curious regarding the progress your site content made, or whether you need to...
Scrivito 1.3.1 Release Notes
After the release of Scrivito 1.3.0, we encountered two small bugs we didn't want anybody to be annoyed of, so we simply fixed them. Sorry for the inconvenience updating might cause. Bugfixes We fixed a bug that caused drag and drop to be available in the “Changes” display modes. The page starts...
Scrivito 1.3.0 Release Notes
Improvements Improved drag 'n' drop Dragging and dropping widgets in the Scrivito UI has become much smoother. Compared to the previous version: The drop target is detected more reliably. While dragging, the current structure of the widgets on the page doesn't change; the widgets don't hop about...
Scrivito 1.2.0 Release Notes
Improvements Renaming files In editing mode, the files associated with binary attributes of CMS objects or widgets can now be renamed in the Content Browser if rendered in the details view using the scrivito_tag or scrivito_image_tag helper. To disallow renaming a file, set the...
Scrivito 1.1.1 Release Notes
Bugfixes This release fixes a bug that showed up in version 1.1.0 of the Scrivito SDK in which freely customizable routing was introduced. The bug caused some permalinks ending with a 16 character word to produce a “Not found” error (404). We recommend updating your Scrivito SDK, even if you are...
Scrivito 1.1.0 Release Notes
Improvements Introducing faceted search The Scrivito SDK now lets you do faceted searches for having search results categorized, for example. By using specific properties, e.g. the product vendor in a shop application, you can now offer your visitors a means to quickly narrow down what they are...
Scrivito 1.0.0 Release Notes
No new features were added to Scrivito since version 0.90.0 was released. What does it mean for Scrivito to be 1.0? Breaking changes We finally removed the support for the scrivito_reload JS event we deprecated some time ago. Please refer to the release notes of version 0.40.0 for details....
Scrivito 0.90.0 Release Notes
Items added or changed after the release of RC 1 are marked with [0.90.0.rc2] or [0.90.0.rc3], repectively. Improvements New API for defining and selecting editors The JavaScript API now provides a more concise way to define an editor for in-place editing: scrivito.define_editor("editor_name", {...
Scrivito 0.60.0 Release Notes
Items added or extended after the release of RC 1 are marked with [0.60.0.rc2]. Breaking changes As of Scrivito SDK 0.60.0, the minimum Ruby version required is 2.1.0. Ruby 2.0.0 is no longer supported. Ruby 2.1.0 was released over a year ago and is significantly faster than older Ruby versions....
Scrivito 0.40.0 Release Notes
Scrivito can be obtained from RubyGems.org. Breaking changes Unified SDK gem The Scrivito SDK gem to include in the “Gemfile” of the Rails application is now “scrivito.” It depends on the “scrivito_sdk” and “scrivito_editors” gems, which need to be removed from the “Gemfile” if they were...