Version 6.0.1 Structure CMS™ RSS Release Feed

Bug Fixes

WYSIWYG CK Facebook Sharer

Fixed error so that Facebook share in editor point to facebook's API securely.

Recursive Edit on Parent Page to child and grandchild pages

Fixed bug prevented recursive save to pagelet schema for child and grandchild pages.

File Manager Permissions

Fixed Bug that didn't allow admins to access File Manager

Asset Upload

Fixed Bug Prevented updating file within folders in Asset manager

Page Status / Layout Scheduler

Page status and layout changes can now be scheduled

Enhancements

Performance

Caching and Performance edits made to speed overall system performance and efficiency.

Note: We removed the outdated paste from Word, paste as Text buttons in the WYSIWYG editor. Those buttons stripped out the Word or other word processor code and pasted as plain text. You can simply paste from Word or other rich text document into the editor and it will convert to plain text.

Release List

Version 6.0.11 Release Date 2019-08-20

Version 6.0.11 - Accountability Module & Bug Fixes

Version 6.0.10 Release Date 2019-08-15

Version 6.0.10: Enhancement & optimizations to bookmarks and Datatables

Version 6.0.9 Release Date 2019-08-08

Srecture CMS™ Version 6.0.9: Updates to Email alerts and asset manager pagination fix

Version 6.0.8 Release Date 2019-08-06

Version 6.0.8: Enhance made to File Manager

Version 6.0.7 Release Date 2019-08-05

Version 6.0.7: Email Notifier Bug Fix

Version 6.0.6 Release Date 2019-08-02

Version 6.0.6: Bug Fixes & Text Edits

Version 6.0.5 Release Date 2019-09-01

Version 6.0.5: Asset Module Bug fix

Version 6.0.4 Release Date 2019-07-31

STRUCTURE CMS ™ Version 6.0.4 Database Performance Improvements

Version 6.0.3 Release Date 2019-07-30

STRUCTURE CMS ™ Version 6.0.3 Performance and Feature Improvements

Version 6.0.2 Release Date 2019-07-26

STRUCTURE CMS ™ Version 6.0.2 Minor edits

Version 6.0.0 Release Date 2019-07-22

We have some exciting news to share! We have just released Structure CMS 6.0, the first of a series of new feature rollouts and upgrades planned for the remainder of 2019.