Today’s update improves popover placement handling for events that span the majority of the calendar view. It fixes a bug that could cause resources to change their sort order in public bookmarks after updating the bookmark.
Today’s update improves the calendar’s responsiveness when fetching events and disabling calendars or navigating dates. (This update also adds the ability to assign the “Before Events Fetched” action to read-only calendars.) The responsiveness improvement allows you to turn off a calendar while it’s fetching events. This will immediately kill the fetch process, and the UI will respond right away. The one exception is in FileMaker: if a script is actively running, the web viewer cannot receive input. So, if events are being fetched, that process will most likely need to finish before the UI can respond to input.
This update adds new options for private and group bookmarks, including always starting the view on the first day of the week, the first day of the month, the first day of the quarter, or the first day of the year. Screenshot below. This update also adds a new event action trigger called “Before Events Fetched.” This trigger will allow you to run an action before events are fetched for a specific calendar, and you can choose to prevent those events from being fetched as well.
Today’s update resolves an issue where the related resource selector wasn’t visible on mobile for Salesforce. It also resolves an issue where field data in the popover could wrap to the next line if changing data changed the field label. In addition, wo new helper functions were added for working with language translations. dbk.getTranslations() and dbk.getLanguage().
Today’s update adds the ability to resize the unscheduled sidebar and fixes a potential issue in which the static map would not appear in the location drawer in rare circumstances.
This update fixes a small visual issue when searching contacts and projects in the edit event popover.
Today’s update improves the behavior of Google calendars shared as free/busy: they’ll now show as read-only events. This update also improves the folder selection behavior in the left-hand sidebar. Folders will now show their blue selected state when they are expanded and collapsed.
We’ve changed the way you filter and assign resources when editing events. These changes make it much easier for folks who are assigning multiple resources to the same event, especially if they are arranging their views by one kind of resource (rooms, for example) and assigning a different kind of resource when editing events (like assigning staff). You’ll find a video of the new behaviors and a description of what’s new here: Adding Multiple Resources to an Item.
Today’s update adds the ability to delete events from a FileMaker script without having to open the event detail layout from DayBack first. Learn more: https://docs.dayback.com/article/314-deleting-events-from-filemaker
This update fixes an issue where color pickers in DayBack would reset the color selection when changing the saturation to zero. It also fixes an issue that could cause a (harmless) error regarding notification messages in the developer console. This update also removes an unnecessary alert that could show up when retrieving calendars.
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