Centralpoint Update 8.4.48
Date of Update: Monday, July 14, 2014
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DynamicTab CpScript
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This script has been enhanced to work with records in any module instead of just Design > Dynamic Tab Display. Custom attributes can be used to add Tab1Title/Tab1Content through TabNTitle/TabNContent attributes, and the other Dynamic Tab Display attributes can be configured as script parameters. To enable this new feature the DataId parameter must be set to 'cpsys_Attributes' and the script must be placed on the Details View (#3) of the module containing the custom tab attributes. The new script properties have been outlined in the Scripting help file. Tab titles also now support CpScripting.
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ExtSpellCheck CpScript
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This new extender script allows users to click a button to the check the spelling of the contents of a text area. It must be placed in the Site Architecture > Navigation > Header Tags > Custom Elements attribute of the Navigation record on which the spell checker will render. You can then point the Target property at the text area and the trigger property at the spell check button. This new script has been documented in more detail in the Scripting help file.
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ExtWatermark CpScript
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This script has been updated to support text boxes and text areas.
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FormCompareValidator CpScript
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A new ValueToCompare property has been added to validate against static values. It is only used when ItemToCompare is empty. A new AttributeToValidate property has also been added to validate the value of a records attribute instead of a form field. It is set to the system name of an attribute and will only work when the ItemToValidate property contains the id of a form field which will return the DataId of the record you wish to validate.
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MobileNavigation2 CpScript
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This new script works much like MobileNavigation, but with records from Site Architecture > Navigation instead of Design > Mobile Navigation. Set the RootSystemName property to the system name of the Navigation record whose children will be rendered as nav items. Then set ContentAttribute to the system name of the attribute whose content will be rendered in the dynamic menu displayed when you hover over that nav item. This new script has been documented in more detail in the Scripting help file.
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