We’re continuing to refine Composer and supporting modules with a focus on stability and smoother user workflows. This release enhances data accuracy across Messages and Forms, and resolves a range of usability issues, ensuring smoother and more predictable interactions. Calendar permissions now behave more predictably for delegated editors, board interactions in Posts are more seamless, and linking pages with special characters like “%” works as expected. We’ve also addressed inconsistencies in suppression reporting, fixed a UI glitch with the “+” symbol in phone fields, and restored visibility of the “+ New Page” button for affected users. Together, these updates make the overall CMS experience more consistent, secure, and reliable.

Bug Fixes

• Resources: While Re stored resources have historically remained hidden, after this release, a restored resource can be found in its original folder
• Messages: Resolved an issue where suppressed email addresses were not appearing in the suppression list. All suppressed addresses now display correctly.
• Mobile: Fixed a bug that caused group counts in chat rooms to show as zero even when members were present. Counts now display accurately.
• Composer: You can now link to internal pages that include the “%” symbol in their names. The page link field no longer appears blank.
• Forms: Marking a submission as reviewed no longer alters RSVP export data. Exports now correctly include the text of the option, associated amount, and price.
• Posts: Fixed an issue where selecting a board scrolled users back to the top of the list. Composer now retains your scroll position for a smoother workflow.
• Calendar: Groups with “Access” level and Edit permissions on specific calendars can now refresh iCal feeds successfully. Previously, they encountered “Unable to refresh” errors.
• Composer: Addressed an issue where the “+ New Page” button was not visible for certain users on specific subpages. It now displays consistently based on permissions..
• Composer: Fixed a display issue where the “+” symbol for international phone codes appeared as HTML code. It now displays correctly