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SR-D73777 · Issue 539969

Logic added for client-side Somaria decoding

Resolved in Pega Version 8.5

When Somaria (an Advanced Data Visualization control) was used with Predictor Performance, the special characters were displayed as ASCII values instead of the actual values in the label. This was traced to Somaria encoding special characters of the visualization data into HTML entities on the server in order to protect against cross-site scripting attacks, but these entities were not being decoded on the client side. To resolve this, logic has been added to decode HTML entities in Somaria data on the client.

SR-D80589 · Issue 544841

Check added before clearing Report definition custom filter section page

Resolved in Pega Version 8.5

When using a Custom Section in the Report Viewer, the Page referred to at the Prefix was getting reset while running the report. Investigation showed the page was being reinitialized in pzCreateCustomFilterPage step 2, and this has been resolved by adding a 'when' rule for clearing the custom filter page.

SR-D81496 · Issue 547170

Data Social tag class FTS index query improvements

Resolved in Pega Version 8.5

A query intended to select from the link tag table to see if any cases were linked to the tag in question and then index the tag change was causing performance issues. Investigation showed that checking tag associations during FTS indexing fetched all matching rows from the table even though one was sufficient. To resolve this, the query will be created with max result count = 1, fetching up to 2 rows from the table.

SR-117877 · Issue 178627

Report on implementation classes corrected for descendant class

Resolved in Pega Version 7.1.8

Report definition was not using implementation class even when 'report on descendant class' was checked. This was caused by an access group changed in RAQ not being reflected into DAQ. When a Data-Admin-Requestor has a Access group which isn't the default, the default authentication doesn't occur and as such the application data page isn't created for the requestor. The lack of an application page causes the code to not determine the associated implementation class for the report definition. This has been changed to use the access group from DAQ only if it is newer than RAQ.

SR-117877 · Issue 175972

Report on implementation classes corrected for descendant class

Resolved in Pega Version 7.1.8

Report definition was not using implementation class even when 'report on descendant class' was checked. This was caused by an access group changed in RAQ not being reflected into DAQ. When a Data-Admin-Requestor has a Access group which isn't the default, the default authentication doesn't occur and as such the application data page isn't created for the requestor. The lack of an application page causes the code to not determine the associated implementation class for the report definition. This has been changed to use the access group from DAQ only if it is newer than RAQ.

SR-118224 · Issue 182305

Report Definition "Pick Value" list resolves to correct layer

Resolved in Pega Version 7.1.8

When a report definition in the framework layer has "Report on descendant class instances" checked, running the report from the implementation layer should retrieve pick list values for "Available Values" on filter popup from the implementation layer. Instead, it was getting the values from the framework layer. This was caused by the code that generates the SQL query to populate the "Pick Value" list resolving to the wrong work class name, using the framework layer work class rather than the implementation layer work class. There was a workaround of performing a 'Save As' of the affected reports to each implementation layer, but this has been fixed.

SR-118224 · Issue 182203

Report Definition "Pick Value" list resolves to correct layer

Resolved in Pega Version 7.1.8

When a report definition in the framework layer has "Report on descendant class instances" checked, running the report from the implementation layer should retrieve pick list values for "Available Values" on filter popup from the implementation layer. Instead, it was getting the values from the framework layer. This was caused by the code that generates the SQL query to populate the "Pick Value" list resolving to the wrong work class name, using the framework layer work class rather than the implementation layer work class. There was a workaround of performing a 'Save As' of the affected reports to each implementation layer, but this has been fixed.

SR-119715 · Issue 178060

Corrected Microsoft Internet Explorer horizontal scroll bar access within large list views

Resolved in Pega Version 7.1.8

If the data present in the list view is huge (2000+ characters), selecting the filter option caused the horizontal scrollbar to not be visible in Internet Explorer. As a result, the apply button was not accessible. This was caused by a lack of overflow settings to handle the excessive width for that browser, and has been fixed.

SR-120324 · Issue 179256

Corrected DateTime controls in GroupBy

Resolved in Pega Version 7.1.8

Specifying any of the DateTime-* controls (e.g., DateTime-Short) in the Format field of the Group By property in a summary view was not working with the out-of-the-box settings; the DateTime property would be displayed in DateTime (GMT) format. This was found to be a field name hard coded to a value with a data type of text, causing the selected control to be ineffective, and has been changed.

SR-120592 · Issue 183002

Corrected circumstanced list views called from within a section

Resolved in Pega Version 7.1.8

A circumstanced List view based on a property was not being properly called from within a section. Instead of passing the primary page which has the circumstance property details for the ruleset work flow, a new page was always created. Since the new page did not have the circumstance property details, the circumstanced list view was skipped. To correct this, the Rule-Obj-ListView.DisplayView rule has been modified to always pass the primary page instead of creating a new one.

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