Parameters added or edited (singly or in bulk or in import) with no defined values are now provided a single value of "none". Before the handling was inconsistent, but consisted mostly of doing nothing until the problem was corrected.
Fixed a JavaScript error in the project members dialog for members that are not project administrators
Changing selection of Excel would reset the OPML selection. This is fixed.
Better highlighting of the option to switch between the Basic and Advanced How-To Progress checklist. Better rules about who is shown the checklists and when. Fixed a typo in the checklist.
In some cases, the first action of a newly registered user, after validating their email, would result in the user being logged out and having to login again. This is now resolved.
Now shows a spinner while the deletion is occurring.
Thanks to Kai for pointing out this omission.
The text area for typing in parameter values is now variably sized to take advantage of wider screens with more available horizontal space.
Now it is.
Thanks to Kai for pointing out this problem.
This shortcut didn't work in the initial implementation.
If you need to use commas in your values, they can now be escaped with the \ character. Such as:
food: chicken, steak, shrimp\, lobster and scallops
Gives you 3 values for the food parameter:
chicken
steak
shrimp, lobster and scallops
It is now shown as:
Browser: IE, Chrome
rather than:
Browser:IE,Chrome
Losing parameter changes warning is now worded properly for bulk edit changes.
These spurious warnings are no longer shown.
Clicking the collapsed left panel now does nothing.
When the left hand side bar was in a collapsed state, clicking on parts of the display panel other than the "expand" button could sometimes lead to undesirable display results.
Thank you, Chandan, for bringing the issue to our attention.
These are now gone.
Hot on the heels of our popular new "bulk add" feature comes "bulk edit". If you have a bunch of parameters to edit in your plan, there is now a faster "bulk edit" option. Click the "bulk edit" link and then edit your parameters and values with the name, a colon and then a comma separated list of values with a new line for each parameter:
parameter name1: value 1, value 2, ...
parameter name2: value 1, value 2, ...
Enjoy the faster speed when you have a lot of data to edit!
(We're noodling on what to do about values that have commas for "bulk add" and "bulk edit". If you have any suggestions, let us know.)
If you insist on using IE 6 (and according to the most recent metrics from the people that track that kind of thing, about 8% of web users do) we now have an answer for you that allows you to use Hexawise. You can install the Google Chrome Frame plugin (doesn't require admin permissions on your computer) in IE 6 and use Hexawise. Enjoy!
Thanks to Cecilia for reporting this issue.
This operation can take a few seconds and there was no feedback before that it was working.
More secure approach.