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 data-scrivito-editors-binary-filename option to false, like so:
See the Scrivito Editors Overview for further data attributes.
For further narrowing down the CMS objects listed in the Content Browser, e.g. as the result of a search, you can now filter these objects by the tags associated with them. If, for example, you use tags as a means to categorize images by their prevailing colors, you can select the desired color combination to find the matching images.
A CMS object matches a tag-based search if at least all of the selected tags have been assigned to it.
To utilize tag filtering in the Content Browser, add a stringlist attribute named “tags” to those CMS object classes you want to support tagging:
To make the tags of a CMS object editable, render the “tags” attribute in the details view of the object class using the standard helper:
Scrivito now comes with brand new slick editors for attributes of the enum and multienum types:
Note that these editors previously needed to be clicked for activating them, whereas now they are always active in editing mode.
The corresponding editor is automatically made available as the scrivito_tag helper renders an enum or multienum attribute. However, if you'd like to continue using the select-tag-based editors for your enum and multienum attributes, add the following CoffeeScript snippets to your assets.
You can now easily insert a widget directly above or below a container widget using the plus buttons we added at the top and bottom edges of such widgets.
As a consequence, widget menus no longer include an “Insert widget” item. Also, as with other widgets, the handles of container widgets are now displayed at the top right corner.
The changelog reflects minor improvements and bugfixes that were made in addition to the changes listed above.
Analogously to the widget generator, the page generator now enforces consistent page naming by appending the “page” part to the name if not specified:
rails g scrivito:page Test1Page # generates app/models/test1_page.rb… rails g scrivito:page Test2 # generates app/models/test2_page.rb…
Scrivito.models.pages and Scrivito.models.widgets, which let you retrieve the defined *Page and, respectively, *Widget model classes, the Scrivito.models.objs method is now available. It returns all CMS object model classes, independently of whether they represent pages, binaries such as images, or custom object types. See the API documentation on Scrivito.models for details.
data-scrivito-editors-min=0 and data-scrivito-editors-max=0.stringlist editor now supports capital letters and commas in strings.
For an improved overall user experience, we’ve aligned the user interface design of Scrivito with that of our email builder Dartagnan. We wanted to create a consistent look and feel for our customers working with these cloud products from JustRelate. The adjustments we made are geared towards...
Interface Builder improvements Handling data connection errors If you encounter an issue inside your connection callback (e.g. an HTTP 4xx response from a backend), and you want to communicate this to the user, you can now resolve the callback using a Scrivito.DataConnectionError instance to...
Improvements Intermediately rendered components during loading time Scrivito.provideComponent now lets you give proper feedback to the visitor in cases where the actual component that is provided requires some time to load and render itself. This usually short time gap can now be bridged by...
Improvements Enhanced data classes The Scrivito SDK now offers all attributes of a data class as placeholders for its instances, unless configured otherwise via the editing configuration. > As a developer using > Scrivito.provideDataClass > to load external data, you can now also return IDs of...
Bienvenue sur Scrivito ! For all you French-speaking users, the Scrivito editing interface is now also available in your language. In addition to dialogs and buttons in French, input fields for page and widget properties have support for locale-specific calendar labels and French number...
Improvements Accessing the current user’s picture The Scrivito.currentEditor API now seamlessly integrates with IAM, allowing developers to access the picture URL associated with the current editor’s IAM profile. Easier attribute type migration There are situations in which a developer needs to...
> After introducing details pages for data items in version 1.36.0 of the Scrivito SDK, the editing interface now offers you to create such a page for a given data class directly from within a data item. If, for example, you have a card widget in your data list widget, and this card widget has a...
Improvements Updating data items using custom logic By defining the update callback of Scrivito.provideDataItem , you can now smoothly update data items using your own logic. This gives you greater control and flexibility in managing your data within your Scrivito app. Prerendering fails early...
This release fixes a bug found in version 1.36.0 of the Scrivito JS SDK: Under certain conditions, the renderChild prop of Scrivito.ChildListTag received an argument that was not a child object. This could lead to unexpected app crashes. We apologize for any inconvenience this may have caused!
Scrivito’s user management has moved to the Console After introducing the JustRelate Console in April this year and announcing that authorized Scrivito users would be able to manage their account’s users and teams there, we finally did it: Clicking “Manage users” in the main menu now opens a new...