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Thanks for reporting this bug. I'll investigate it and make a fix in the next release.

Noted, Olaf. Planned for fixing in 5.95.

We plan to add it in future releases of Mass Update plugin, but haven't worked on it yet unfortunately.

Thanks for reporting this, Olaf. Will make a fix in upcoming releases.

Thanks and same to you
I'll include this fix in the next release.

Aha, got it indeed. Sorry I didn't recognize the email was related to this thread. I'll check it and let you know. Thanks!

Thanks, kindly send me the AXP to inspect this issue.

To make sure I understand what you are referring to, do you mean that AppGini "steals" the focus while generating the app and the log window is displayed? I'll check this and try to perhaps implement a 'silent' mode.

Please clarify which version of AppGini are you using. Also, kindly send me the AXP file via the support form at https://bigprof.com/appgini/support-request

For a temporary fix (will need to be re-applied if you regenerate your app) till the next release, please open the generated 'common.js.php' file in a text editor, and find this code: sandbox="allow-modals allow-forms allow-scripts allow-same-origin allow-popups" To: sandbox="allow-modals allow-form...

It's on our roadmap for future releases of the Calendar plugin. Stay tuned!

I'm so sorry for the long delay. Usually, you'd need to install it via shell using this command (for Debian/Ubuntu):

Hello and sorry for the long delay. To make sure I understand correctly, you have a lookup field in your SPM-generated search page, and when you try to select an item from the drop-down, the search results don't return any matches, but in advanced search mode, matches are returned without issues, co...

Hmm ... Modal window displays content in an iframe. Iframes have a sandbox attribute that determines the permissions of the iframe. AppGini apps set the sandbox attribute by default to allow-modals allow-forms allow-scripts allow-same-origin allow-popups but I guess this issue might be fixed by addi...

Thanks a lot for your suggestion. I'll consider it for implementation in future versions.

I'm unable to reproduce the issue generally on the online demo as can be seen in this screencast ... But I'll investigate it in your particular use case though: https://cdn.bigprof.com/screencasts/appgini-5.92-apply-saved-filters.gif You can actually test the filter link from the above screencast yo...

Hmm ... that's quite a complex use case But I've taken note of this and will inspect the issue for a fix in future releases.

Suggestions noted. Thanks
Stay tuned for implementing them gradually in future releases.

Hmm ... So, if I understand correctly, you have an auto-fill lookup field that populates its content from a field configured as a link, and the link is set as a filter link. I'll try to inspect this issue in detail and see how to fix it in future releases. I noticed that the filter link you pasted i...

OK, could you send me the AXP and a screenshot of the filters page, with filters defined please? I'll try to reproduce this issue and see what causes the SQL error.

Hmm ... so, the steps to reproduce this bug is to define the filters then get the link via 'Save and apply filters'? I understand that when trying to define the filters you're unable to reproduce this bug ... only via the link, right?

You're right indeed. I've added a fix for this in the roadmap fir future releases now: Include a {username} and {password} placeholder that can be replaced with the actual user and pass in the email notification. What you can actually do right now is to include the password reset link in the email t...

I've added the password strength issue as a top priority for the next release. You should see a fix in 2-3 weeks. Regarding direct access to uploaded files if users know the link, we'll work on handling this by adding a "gatekeeper" script that checks user credentials first before allowing the downl...

OK, thanks for reporting this Olaf. I'll check it and make a fix in the next release. BTW, and this is not related to the above bug of course, having a separate table to store 'yes' and 'no' slows things down compared to using an options list. I know this might be just an example to clarify the bug,...

Hmm ... to make sure I understand correctly: If the option 'Show as radio buttons' is checked for the lookup field, users aren't able to view the lookup options if they don't have access permissions to the parent table (expected behavior: they should be able to view the options as radio buttons) -- ...