Previously, grid rows could only be deleted one at a time, which was often time-consuming and inefficient. A new grid setting has been added to allow multiple grid rows to be deleted simultaneously. When this setting is enabled, a column of checkboxes will appear as the first column of the grid, allowing the user to select multiple rows to be deleted. A Delete button will also be available directly beneath the grid to perform the deletion.
To enable this setting for a grid, navigate to its Panel Management page and check the Enable Batch Delete checkbox in the Grid Settings panel. Save the changes, which will take effect when the workflow is published.
Notes:
•The system deletes all child rows belonging to the deleted rows.
•After the deletion, the system performs a calculation pass, evaluating calculated fields according to their settings. Any Field Evaluation Rules set to the Delete Grid Row event will also be evaluated.
•Deleting a row from a Master Grid removes it from any associated View Grids. Deleting a row from a View Grid removes it from the Master Grid.
− For details on deleting grid rows, see the Deleting Grid Rows section.
− For details on managing grids, see the Creating a New Panel section.
The ability to manually lock a policy term was removed from the system. The system would often lock a policy term in the background, however the Lock action would often still be available to end users. In this scenario, if users were to click on the Lock action, an error would occur.
Notes:
•The system will continue to automatically lock policy terms as it does currently.
•Users with the LockUnlockPolicy security right will still be able to manually unlock policies, but they will no longer be able to lock them.
•The Lock action will no longer be available in the Actions Widget.
•This has been patched back to version 2.4.86.
Data Source Configurations that use the Address Lookup web service have been enhanced. These configurations will function differently based on whether they’re activated from a combo box or a calculated field.
•When used with a combo box, the user can enter the search-text directly into the combo box while working on a submission. Any filters in the Filters panel will be ignored. These combo boxes can use both Automatic and Manual search mode. If Automatic is used, the Minimum Filter Length must be 4 or greater.
•When used in a calculated field with a function such as LookupDataSource, the filters will be used as configured in the Filters panel.
Known issue: When Automatic search mode is used and the search returns only one result, that one result may be automatically selected. Adjusting the combo box Minimum Filter Length setting may help to prevent similar results from being selected.
− For more details on Data Source Configurations, see the Creating a Data Source Configuration section.