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MySource Matrix Developer Newsletter Issue 265
Friday 12th February 2010

covers versions 3.24.5 stable, 3.26.1 stable, 3.27.0 development

News

No News Is Good News

There is no general MySource Matrix developer news this week.

New Features

TRIM Saved Search Enhancements

Added to: 3.27.0 development, 3.26.2 stable

[ Feature Request #4180 ]

TRIM record classification restriction

Searches can now be restricted by TRIM Classification may be specified to restrict search results to an exact classification (eg; Projects) or a classification and its sub-classifications (eg; including Projects - MySource Matrix).

Data Source elements are provided for to expose TRIM Classification elements and each classification portion (eg; Projects, MySource Matrix, Projects - MySource Matrix), for listing and grouping purposes.

Option to convert UTC timestamps to local time of the Matrix system

TRIM Date values stored in UTC (GMT) format can be converted to the timezone of the Matrix system upon returning the record set. This is provided as an option from the TRIM Saved Search asset.

Record Type keyword to be displayed as name rather than ID

The Record Type value returned in record sets previously returned a number representing that type. The Record Type is now converted to a textual representation from TRIM, providing text such as "DOCUMENT" instead of the numeric format.

WYSIWYG mode switching enhancement for IE7

Added to: 3.27.0 development, 3.26.2 stable, 3.24.6 stable

[ Feature Request #4182 ]

Toggling between the content and "View Source" mode in a WYSIWYG DIV with a large amount of content was causing a noticable lag in IE7.

The code associated with mapping characters to HTML entities has now been optimised to greatly reduce this delay.

Planned Development

No new generic features are currently scheduled for development.

Upgrading

3.24.6 Stable, 3.26.2 Stable, 3.27.0 Development

Additional queries:

No additional queries are required.

Additional comments: 

TRIM SAVED SEARCH ENHANCEMENTS
Record Type keyword to be displayed as name rather than ID

The Record Type field is now returned from TRIM as text rather than a number. Any implementations performing comparisons or mappings based on the numeric value may need to be reassessed.

New Bugs Added To Bug Tracker

Bug ID 3.24.x 3.26.x Dev Description
4178 N Y N Link to asset's workflow screen in workflow escalation message is malformed in dependent assets
4179 N Y N Text "Array" shown as attribute name on Search Fields screen when unlocked (not confirmed)
4183 N Y N Metadata indexing is not context aware (not confirmed)
Notes:

Bug #4176 ("Unable to set future status of assets", reported 9th Feb by adbat) was marked a Duplicate of Bug #4167 ("Unable to set future status of assets"). This issue was present only in 3.26.0, and was resolved in the 3.26.1 release.

New Feature Requests Added To Bug Tracker

Bug ID Description
4177 JavaScript API pollutes global namespace
4180 TRIM Saved Search Enhancements: Classifications, GMT/Local Dates, Record Type reporting
4181 Feature request: keyword modifier to print date time keyword in a specific format
4182 Switching to wysiwyg mode to "view source" takes much longer in IE7 and IE6 comparative to Firefox

Bugs Fixed In The Bug Tracker

The following bug was resolved in the 3.26.1 release just after last week's MySource Matrix Developer Newsletter:

Bug ID 3.24.5 3.26.1 Dev Description
4167 N Y Y Attaching thumbnail through Details screen does not work in 3.26.0 (?)

The following bugs are resolved in our next releases (as denoted):

Bug ID 3.24.x 3.26.x Dev Description
4175 N Y Y Status Simple Edit Keywords Don't Display
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