Version 12.15.1.67

Released October 26, 2016.

Web Client

• Notify users when information is updated on object (LCWC-115)
  Users are notified when changes have been made to object and when trying to leave object without saving
• Support for multiline text fields/controls - single line fields (LCWC-113)
  Simplified way of reading and writing long lines of text
• Thousand delimiters for decimal controls (LCWC-18)
  More easily see values through thousand delimiters

Web Client

• Allow the use of “Booked customer visit” when creating activity (LCWC-133)
  Now possible to add activitytype “Booked customer meeting”
• Fix input field zooming in iOS10/Safari (LCWC-121)
• Open and close card sections with keyboard (LCWC-118)
  Possible to open and close separators on object-page using keyboard
• After creating new related limeobjects, return to the list (LCWC-75)
  When creating a new related limeobject, the user is returned to the list of related objects directly

• Application metadata changes are incorrectly cached (PRO-1557)
  Datastructure changes in LISA are now directly reflected after a refresh in the browser.
• Search indexer fails when it encounters an unknown limetype (PRO-1553)
• Search queries do not reflect changes in metadata (PRO-1528)
• Administrators should be allowed to unlock files locked by other users (PRO-1522)
  Administrators are allowed to unlock files locked by other users in the desktop client.
• limefu database delete should not be available (PRO-1481)
• LDC ignores sys_session_timeout setting, hardcoded @ 72h (PRO-1472)
  Fixed an issue where the session timeout setting was not used

Web Client

• Saving a new document when using drag n drop does not refresh document list (LCWC-107)
• It's easy to miss if create activity fails (LCWC-89)
  When creating an activity (e.g. sales call) for an object, and the creation fails, the UI now displays a warning that the activity failed to be added
• Dates in activity feed should use moment formatting (LCWC-11)
  Nicer-looking formatting of dates in the activity view (e.g. “August 5, 2016”)