In Notification Templates, users will now be able to send emails based on Account, Organization and Regular Roles.
Notification recipients will follow the permission framework that is already in place.
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Release Notes
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Users can now create picklists beginning with capital letters. One key feature is that now users will be able to filter by Active and Inactive values.
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This will be a new configuration under System Settings and when enabled, will allow notifications from the workflow to respect the scope of the site. |
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Objects is used for a wide range of use cases, some of them more technical than others. This feature will allow users to configure where they want their objects to be listed. Thus, creating unnecessary complexity and reducing cognitive load on other users.
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Users can now configure their objects to observe the guest user’s locale and send email notifications based on the guest user’s language preference.
The guest user’s language preference is determined by the language the guest user used when submitting the form. If a locale cannot be determined or a notification template does not exist, then the notification will be sent in the instance’s default language.
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For those Objects that have the translation active, users can not get this entry information using GraphQL. In order to improve GraphQL capabilities, we have exposed the _i18n properties, so any user can retrieve it.
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Liferay has expanded GraphQL capabilities to match the functionality of REST APIs for managing object entries. Users can now transition object entries from Draft to Approved status using GraphQL, providing more flexibility and control within the development process. |
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For making the Sign In portlet related functions easily customizable for the end users we want to simplify the portlet as much as we can. We need to remove all it’s configuration or functionality that can be handled in higher level.