Based on the feedback of our users, we have adjusted how the page history works. It now lets you view the changes made to the selected published version compared to the preceding version. This way, you can see what has been changed with each individual publish. Previously, the selected version could only be compared with the currently published content.
We highly appreciate your feedback – thank you!
You can now also access Scrivito content on a server, e.g. for prerendering or for generating a sitemap. To this end, the Scrivito SDK now supports Node.js, the most popular JavaScript runtime for backends. See Using Scrivito with Node.js for details and examples.
Creating sites has become more comfortable due to the dedicated dialog Scrivito now includes for this. It lets you provide the relevant details, i.e. the site’s name, homepage type, and language, in a single step instead of having to open the page properties to fill in this data.
Part of the editorial work with Scrivito is to update images or resources of any other kind once in while because they have become outdated over time. To streamline this process of replacing resources, Scrivito no longer changes their respective name to the one of the uploaded file, assuming that the resource has already been named properly. No more renaming only to keep the existing name!
The performance of the editing interface has been significantly improved. For example, with many top-level pages, submenus now open without any delay.
The sidebar buttons have been slightly rearranged so as to reflect their scope of application: page, working copy, and overall functionality.
Scrivito now lets editors copy or move a page only if its underlying type is present. This prevents the page from becoming dysfunctional.
Interface Builder improvements Handling data connection errors If you encounter an issue inside your connection callback (e.g. an HTTP 4xx response from a backend), and you want to communicate this to the user, you can now resolve the callback using a Scrivito.DataConnectionError instance to...
Improvements Intermediately rendered components during loading time Scrivito.provideComponent now lets you give proper feedback to the visitor in cases where the actual component that is provided requires some time to load and render itself. This usually short time gap can now be bridged by...
Improvements Enhanced data classes The Scrivito SDK now offers all attributes of a data class as placeholders for its instances, unless configured otherwise via the editing configuration. > As a developer using > Scrivito.provideDataClass > to load external data, you can now also return IDs of...
Bienvenue sur Scrivito ! For all you French-speaking users, the Scrivito editing interface is now also available in your language. In addition to dialogs and buttons in French, input fields for page and widget properties have support for locale-specific calendar labels and French number...
Improvements Accessing the current user’s picture The Scrivito.currentEditor API now seamlessly integrates with IAM, allowing developers to access the picture URL associated with the current editor’s IAM profile. Easier attribute type migration There are situations in which a developer needs to...
> After introducing details pages for data items in version 1.36.0 of the Scrivito SDK, the editing interface now offers you to create such a page for a given data class directly from within a data item. If, for example, you have a card widget in your data list widget, and this card widget has a...
Improvements Updating data items using custom logic By defining the update callback of Scrivito.provideDataItem , you can now smoothly update data items using your own logic. This gives you greater control and flexibility in managing your data within your Scrivito app. Prerendering fails early...
This release fixes a bug found in version 1.36.0 of the Scrivito JS SDK: Under certain conditions, the renderChild prop of Scrivito.ChildListTag received an argument that was not a child object. This could lead to unexpected app crashes. We apologize for any inconvenience this may have caused!
Scrivito’s user management has moved to the Console After introducing the JustRelate Console in April this year and announcing that authorized Scrivito users would be able to manage their account’s users and teams there, we finally did it: Clicking “Manage users” in the main menu now opens a new...
Bugfixes All API keys now work properly in Node.js environments In the Scrivito JS SDK, version 1.35.0, we added support for private API keys in a Node.js environment. Due to an encoding error when passing the credentials to the Scrivito backend, some keys didn’t grant access to restricted...