JourneyApps Container v4.23

We’re excited to announce v4.23 of the JourneyApps Container.

Disabled buttons

It’s a common UX pattern to grey a button to indicate that the button is not clickable until the user has met certain conditions. In the past JourneyApps buttons were always clickable, often leaving users lost and confused. Not anymore. See the button docs for more details.

An alternative to action sheets

The addition of action sheets was great for user experience. However, action sheets were designed to display short actions but is often used for longer & more descriptive options, resulting in poor UX. That’s why we’ve introduced optionList. It works the same way as actionSheet, but is optimized for more and longer entries. See the optionList() docs for more details.

Notification bars

We’ve opened up the system notification bar (often used for “Application updated” and “Please enter all required fields”) to be triggered from JavaScript with your own messages. Now you can inform your user that their data has been saved or that an operation is complete, without having to resort to an intrusive dialog. See the notification() docs for more details.

And more!

• We fixed a bug where object-dropdowns with too long display names would push over the entire screen.

• Windows now supports fetch over NTLM

Changelog

• added: disabled and disabled-message attributes to buttons

• added: notification.success, notification.error, notification.info

• added: optionList

• added: ntlmFetch

• fixed: Bug where object-dropdowns with too long display names would push over the entire screen