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Ektron Product Release Notes

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Version 7.6.6<br />

Version 7.6.6<br />

Important<br />

If you're upgrading from 7.6.1 SP4 or earlier and are using eSync, you<br />

must perform a full sync before you can do a folder or content sync.<br />

New Features<br />

PageBuilder<br />

A new design pattern greatly simplifies building a Widget. All XML<br />

Serialization is removed. The widgets have been converted to this<br />

new pattern.<br />

You now can provide help for a widget. If you do, a help icon appears<br />

in the widget toolbar. See "Including Help for a Widget" in the Page-<br />

Builder Quick Start Guide.<br />

Widgets can now be set to open in a modal dialog, which provides<br />

more room for completing its properties dialog. See "Opening a Widget’s<br />

Edit Properties Screen in a Modal Dialog" in the PageBuilder Quickest<br />

Guide.<br />

Global and local widget properties are now available. They reduce<br />

your development effort by eliminating settings data classes. While<br />

you can still use these classes and manage your own serialization, for<br />

the vast majority of types, the built-in engine performs all the work<br />

necessary. See "Applying Global and Local Properties to Widgets" in<br />

the PageBuilder Quickest Guide.<br />

Global properties apply to every instance of a widget. Local properties<br />

can apply to one instance of a widget. If both local and global values<br />

are assigned to a property, the local overrides the global. For an<br />

example of a global property, consider the Brightcove Video widget,<br />

which requires a player ID. You could insert that in the widget’s<br />

codebehind file. Whenever a user drops a Brightcove Video widget<br />

onto a page, the player ID is already assigned.<br />

You can assign a default Taxonomy to a wireframe. As a developer,<br />

you can assign a default taxonomy category to a wireframe. If you do,<br />

and the user creating a page using that wireframe makes no changes,<br />

the default category is assigned to the page. However, the user can<br />

change the taxonomy when the Add New Page screen appears. See<br />

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