Tax day has passed and we’ve come to pay our dues with this update! Let’s check out what the team’s been up to this week:
Our engineers have been tinkering away–
Adding additional security and logging! We’re excited to add new logging for secure files. Going forward, you can now see anyone that has accessed a secure file and their details. This will enable users to see the files uploaded, logs of all access, and specific file access logs as well.
We’re also excited to finally fully publish the logs screens for all users. Inside the settings of your app you’ll see a logs section.
- Logs include:
- Page creation and Page edit logs
- Live App page view logs
- Backup Logs
- Restore Logs
- Scheduled Task logs
- Import logs
- File upload logs
- File Access Logs
- Record change logs
- Record delete logs
We’ve added 2 new operators when filtering date fields so you can filter a date by:
- Is on or after
- Is on or before
Created a few additional security enhancements, including:
- Logins with failed attempts return a 401 error instead of 200 code to ensure the firewall detects it correctly.
- Removed Tadabase response headers from all requests
We’ve knocked out some bugs including fixing an issue with pages not scrolling to top when going to a new screen. This is especially helpful for users working with large screens and navigating between pages. Often the page would continue at the same scroll position as the prior page. This is now resolved and navigating to a new page always keeps you at the top.
Fixed a few bugs with PDF Forms, including:
- New Date format (MM DD YYYY)
- Working on a custom date format option
- Fixed issue with large PDF forms getting cut off on the side.
New Plugins:
Dynamic Page Scroll Button plugin adds a customizable scroll button that dynamically scrolls the page to the top or bottom of the page.
Announcement Banner plugin displays an announcement banner to promote Tadabase and encourage users to explore its features.
Plugin of the week:
New Multi-Date Picker plugin enables users to select multiple dates with ease using a convenient multi-date picker. Please note: This isn’t intended for use in a date field, rather converting a text field into a multi-date picker. This field will NOT be usable in calendars or where other date functions exist. The value simply gets saved as a text string in the text field.
We’re leaving it here, Tadabasers. Happy building and see you next week! 