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INC-146237 · Issue 608744

Corrected popover scroll for AnyPicker

Resolved in Pega Version 8.5.2

Using the AnyPicker control caused display problems. In the initial display of the selection list, the line of choices and the search field overlapped and they were displayed from the second line of choices which forced the user to scroll up to see the first line. After displaying the selection list, clicking outside the selection list without selecting anything to close the list and then displaying the selection again caused the options to be displayed from the 4th line, requiring a scroll up to see lines 1 to 3. This has been resolved to ensure the Scroll on Popover goes to the first element.

INC-146572 · Issue 603294

iniGadgets updated to support jQuery with Mashup

Resolved in Pega Version 8.5.2

Mashup gadgets were not loaded during browser refresh when the host page had a jQuery in it. This issue occurred while trying to find the gadget divs. There is an 'if' condition to check if $ is available in initGadgets method. In this scenario, this 'if' block was getting executed and mashup gadget divs were returned as empty. As a result. mashup was not getting loaded. This has been resolved by updating the iniGadgets method to check for jQuery instead of $.

INC-148552 · Issue 607367

Added ability to disable dirty form browser alerts

Resolved in Pega Version 8.5.2

In order to add support for those who do not want to see a browser alert pop-up when cancelling a work item after making changes but do want the out-of-the-box Dirty popup to be displayed, an update has been made to add a configurable flag. If pega.u.d.bUseNativeDirtyConfirm is set to false, only Pega dirty dialogs will be shown. Setting it to true will show the Pega dirty dialog or else the browser dirty dialog for an event object.

INC-173944 · Issue 660180

Cancel button on embedded GridRow cancels single action

Resolved in Pega Version 8.7

When a modal Flow Action contained a Table with the Row operations configured as Master-detail and the Detail flow action was specified, if a validation error defined in a Validation rule (i.e. other than required field error) occurred while entering details for one of the rows and the Cancel button for that row was clicked, the entire action was cancelled and the modal window was closed without saving anything. This has been resolved by updating the system to prevent the modal closure if a row is added and then cancelled.

INC-144888 · Issue 603616

Custom rich-text editor plugin support updated

Resolved in Pega Version 8.5.2

At runtime, two rich-text editors were used in the same harness under two different sections, one regular and one hidden till clicked. A custom plugin was implemented for rich-text editor at the harness level. After upgrade, the custom plugin was not getting displayed in the hidden rich-text editor. Investigation showed that if plugins were added to pega.ctx.customrich-text editorPlugins, then the plugin manager discarded plugins from pega.u.d.customrich-text editorPlugins. To resolve this, the rich-text editor plugin manager has been modified to merge the plugins from pega.ctx.customrich-text editorPlugins and pega.u.d.customrich-text editorPlugins.

INC-135405 · Issue 582004

Simple button style updated to allow customization

Resolved in Pega Version 8.5.2

The Simple button style was not picking up the correct border style that was defined in the Skin rule when in the hover state. This was traced to the border radius value hard-coded in one of the custom files taking precedence over the value added for the border radius in the skin format. To resolve this, the simple button styles code has been removed from the controls.css file that had the border radius value hardcoded. The styles for simple button format will be configured in the skin, and a mixin has been added for modal buttons border styles that can be configured in the skin itself.

INC-145535 · Issue 600785

Corrected layout group overlapping content

Resolved in Pega Version 8.5.2

When an editable Table with Master Detail Edit has a section that contains a Layout group (Tab) inside the Master Detail Flow Action, if there are more layout group headings than that can be contained in the screen, a left and right arrow are displayed to toggle between headings in the layout group heading bar. However, timing issues sometimes caused the contents of the layout group to overlap on top of the content below the layout group and the screen was freezing with a loading icon. This was traced to console errors, and has been resolved by adding an 'undefined' check to prevent those errors.

INC-139966 · Issue 606841

JAWS announces popup error message

Resolved in Pega Version 8.5.2

When a form is submitted without giving value to required field, a browser pop up appears. The expected behavior is that the screen reader (JAWS) should move the focus to the field that has error and read the error message However, JAWS was not announcing the error "Value cannot be blank". This was traced to a scenario where if pega.u.d.fieldErrorType === "ERRORTEXT" is true, the class on the span within the error div will be set to "inputSpans", and this resulted in the return of an empty array for document.querySelectorAll("span.iconError.dynamic-icon-error"). To resolve this, support has been added for the "inputSpans" class.

INC-139624 · Issue 595988

Validation error messages persist appropriately

Resolved in Pega Version 8.5.2

Whenever there was a Validation check on a flow action Validation Tab and Post Processing Activity, the error message appeared on the screen momentarily and disappeared. Intermittently, the validation error would stay on the screen after appearing a second time. This was traced to the refresh action happening in the wrong context due to the refresh action of the Ajax container being called twice, once in postacrenderac and another time in the harness unload function.The case error DOM was present in the markup, but because of the refresh in the harness unload, the error message was removed from the DOM. This has been resolved by changing the refresh call from onHarnessUnload callback to postAcRender callback. Logic has also been added to prevent refresh when error messages are present.

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