This features creates a reviewer role that has read-only (and no update) permissions. It grants permission to review the draft of a content page, or the pages that are submitted through a workflow and are still pending approval and publication.
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This features creates a reviewer role that has read-only (and no update) permissions. It grants permission to review the draft of a content page, or the pages that are submitted through a workflow and are still pending approval and publication.
Provide the option at Instance and Site settings to the XML sitemap to allow customers to customize the inclusion or exclusion of content according to the SEO technical requirements.
When the User reaches Control Panel → Instance Settings, a new menu item (SEO), under Platform, will be shown. By accessing this menu, the user will be able to include/exclude different content.
Part of the recurring compatibility testing, Elasticsearch 8.13.x has been added to the compatibility matrix to the corresponding Liferay versions.
Note: Compatibility with newer Elasticsearch minor versions is always tested in two ways:
Latest-Latest: Testing the latest Liferay version with the latest available minor version of Elasticsearch → e.g. Master/2024.Q2 + Elasticsearch 8.13
Minimum-Latest: Testing the minimum Liferay version where Elasticsearch 8 compatibility was first made available with the latest minor version of Elasticsearch → DXP 7.4 U81/DXP 7.3 U31 + Elasticsearch 8.13
This way we can not only provide compatibility for the latest Liferay versions, but also backwards compatibility, allowing a broader customer base and deployments to operate their stack with an up-to-date search engine version.
As Elasticsearch is usually released a new Minor version roughly every two months, this is a recurring process and a planned activity for our team.
For custom objects, we have add the possibility to upload and save an attachment file in only one step. As another field of the entry, users can upload directly a document to an attachment field using Base64 format.
"AttachmentField1" : {
"fileBase64" : "iVBORw0KGgoAAAANSUhEUgAAAD0AAAAXCAIAAAA3N9DuAAAAA3NCSVQICAjb4U/gAAAAEHRFWH", "name" : "file.png"
}
And, to recover the values of the entry, they can do it in the same format using nested fields.
curl -X GET \ -u 'test@liferay.com:test' \ 'http://localhost:8080/o/c/mytestobjects/by-external-reference-code/users-computer-attachment-1?nestedFields=usersComputerAttachment1.fileBase64'
For sure, the previous options of uploading and downloading files of an entry are available too so the user can decide which to use in any case.
Only available for Custom Objects fields.