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Centralpoint Update 8.0.47


Date of Update: Monday, November 1, 2010  
  • The comments thread has been updated so that the usernames and/or email addresses manually entered for anonymous users are utilized.
  • The client console login has been updated to prevent problems redirecting to some URLs after authentication. The error was being returned in Microsoft’s FormsAuthentication.RedirectFromLoginPage method so this method has been replaced with a manual redirect.
  • Long running client console processes have been updated to report to the Master process monitor. This helps us to track long running processes as well as determine the cause of performance issues.
  • An issue that caused the RelatedData script to fail when a page contained keywords including the percent symbol (%) has been resolved.
  • A new Encryption property has been implemented into the Centralpoint.Web.Management class. This property enables the encryption and decryption of strings for storage within Centralpoint. The first time that this class is used an encryption key will be generated and stored in the web.config file. If you are concerned with the security of this key you should protect the app settings using the Admin > Settings module. It is a good idea to back this key up in a secure location because encrypted strings cannot be decrypted if it is lost.
  • The Active Directory Source within Admin > Global Login now supports automatic login with Outlook Web Access. Selecting Enabled in the new Outlook Web Access attribute allows you to configure the global login to store the information required to automatically log users into Outlook Web Access.
  • The Centralpoint.Cms.Audiences class library now includes new methods to aid in the process of importing audiences.
  • All CpScripts that utilize the FormatValue utility have been enhanced so that the second format parameter {1} can be used to retrieve a resource description when the script itself returns a resource file path. Attribute, Column, and many more CpScripts use the FormatValue utility. A typical use for this would be to populate the ALT tag in the details view of the module designer when an Attribute CpScript returns a resource image file path: [cp:scripting key='Attribute' SystemName='Image' Format='<img src="{0}" alt="{1}" />' /]
  • The stored procedure used to retrieve taxonomy for a specific module has been updated to support unlimited length filters.


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