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CMS Software Update: Jun 15, 2026

This release improves the everyday reliability of Composer by reducing friction in common site management workflows across Forms, Pages, multilingual content, and search. The result is a more dependable experience for both the teams managing the site and the people using it. 


Several meaningful updates address longstanding issues in Forms and Pages, including expiration date limits and broken admin submission links. Search reliability is also improved with updated safeguards that help prevent search updates from getting stuck.  This release resolves translation issues with dynamic content in selected languages, fixes calendar grid rendering bugs during rapid navigation, and expands the expiration date range for new forms. Clients using Mobile Apps will benefit from refined location scoping features, improved parent data access controls, and minor user interface enhancements to the moderation and channel explorer tabs, culminating in a more reliable and polished day-to-day management experience.
 

Bug Fixes

  • Forms: The 'View Submission' admin link was incorrectly using the domain on which the form was originally completed, causing broken links for admins — this now resolves to the correct administrative URL regardless of where the form was submitted.
  • Composer: Dynamic content within multilingual pages was not translating into the selected language as expected, but will now render translated content correctly
  • Forms: The expiration date selector on new forms was capped at 2035, which has been corrected to allow a full and appropriate range of future dates.
  • Composer: Pages without an assigned theme were loading jQuery 1.12.4, an outdated version — these pages will now load the current supported version of jQuery.
  • Composer: HTML files placed at the root directory of a site were inaccessible to visitors, but can now be reached as expected.
  • Composer: The Algolia search integration was configured with a receive timeout that was too low, causing search indexing calls to fail prematurely — the timeout has been updated to the recommended default to improve reliability.

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