Bug fixes and some new features
18 Jan 2018
- Fixed some problems with autoallocation rules in bank statement importing. Everyone who imports bank statements should install this update
- New Feature Added support for bank statement importing to create overpayments for debtors who do not yet have an invoice
- New sample script in Gold Acme that uses fixer.io for currency cross rates
- New Feature Allow negative receipts to pay credit notes. This facilitates credit card refunds being processed through the Banking mechanism as part of a credit card batch.
- Prevent ctrl-Return from inserting newlines in fields that don’t support newlines (Cocoa)
- Prevent crashes due to corrupt autocomplete data due to newlines in description fields that shouldn’t have newlines
- Prevent reports from hanging when they are invoked via Applescript/COM with an invalid date/period range
- New Feature SetFieldValue may now be used to set the Fields popup option in the toolbar of the transaction entry screen using pseudo-field number
-1 - Name Entry: Address field tab order now goes through postcode, country etc before progressing to the delivery address fields
- The Outlook glue script on Windows no longer fails to attach file when there is no recipient specified
- Batch-tracked products no longer demand a batch number when processing an order where that product’s line is not being shipped/received (zero ship qty)
- Fix High Sierra exception when running Payments History for a selected Name in the Names list on Datacentre
- New Feature Offer to reload dependent scripts when a library script is recompiled
- Fixed report/form upload failure to Datacentre when the database has been open for more than a day. This issue may also have prvented plugins from downloading to fresh clients when the database has been open for more than a day
- New Feature XPath support via libxml. New functions:
XMLParseFile,XMLParseString,XPathEval,XMLFree - Fixed a problem with APFS directory scanning that could prevent REST-generated reports from working when the server was running on High Sierra and the report was in a subfolder
- It’s hot. Have an ice cream… 🍦