1. 8.13 RELEASE NOTES

2. Previous release  Release 28 th July 2008 Latest release  12 betas  68 tickets

3. Edit text file in the file library  Available for all text files. CSV, CSS, TXT, JS, XSL, HTML and XML  Editing file pop up in text editor  Saved files go in as a new version and become the ‘live’ version

4. RSS changes 1.Support for filtering by multiple categorisation in the address bar e.g. http://test.sitekit.net/RSS.aspx?ID=582&category=dull&category=stupid can be used in data islands and XML consumer pageshttp://test.sitekit.net/RSS.aspx?ID=582&category=dull&category=stupid 2.Support for limiting RSS feeds by quantity  e.g. http://test.sitekit.net/RSS.aspx?ID=582&qty=8 returns 8 most recent articleshttp://test.sitekit.net/RSS.aspx?ID=582&qty=8  Examples on http://test.sitekit.net/RSS812.htmhttp://test.sitekit.net/RSS812.htm

5. SOAP support in data islands  There are 3 protocols by which data can be accessed from a web service. GET, POST and SOAP. The Sitekit data-islands have always supported the retrieval of XML data from web services by the first 2 and support SOAP  The SOAP supports complex object encapsulation being passed in as argument however our version only support simpler ‘single tier’ objects. strings, integers, Booleans  More complex SOAP interaction is possible only via intermediary web service  SOAP calls from a data island require a further arguments representing the namespace (normally found at the top of the relevant asmx file) <xmlsource url="http://www.url.net/source.xml" [method="POST"] [cacheInMin="1000"] [skparamsreqd=”sitekit_siteid,sitekit_editorialid”] [namespace="http://tempuri.org/HIEWebservices/Directory"] > Documented in the website API http://help.sitekit.net/Sitekit-SDK/1_Sitekit-website-API-v21.pdf

6. Embedded ‘if’ statements (1)  Basic logic can now be embedded in templates and pages. Examples would be comparisons with Sitekit Variables as shown below....any HTML markup or sitekit placeholders can go here... ...any HTML markup or sitekit placeholders can go here...  operand-values can be : any of the Sitekit magic words, any text string or a http request (see next slide). operator-values can be : = or == (equals); <>, !=, !== (not equal); in (op2 contains op1); not in (op2 does not contain op1)

7. Embedded ‘if’ statements (2)  An extension to Sitekit 'IF' statements is the ability to make a HTTP Request within the operand of an IF statement. This allows custom web-services to be used to control display of elements within a page.  operand-value syntax : "get(url)". This text will be shown only if the aspx page does not return 'Access Denied' in its output. This text will be shown only if the aspx page does not return 'Access Denied' in its output. http://test.sitekit.net/serversidepage.aspx?page=:::promokeyword  Overall the intention is to reduce the number of required templates.  Example page: http://test.sitekit.net/conditionals.htmhttp://test.sitekit.net/conditionals.htm  KB article http://help.sitekit.net/kbarticle.html.KB_ID-873http://help.sitekit.net/kbarticle.html.KB_ID-873

8. Publisher edition changes Publisher can now publish without coming back to the publisher tab (just like non publisher edition) Work flow before 1.Editor edits 2.Editor applies for publish 3.Publisher views published list 4.Publisher navigates to page 5.Publisher changes page 6.Publisher goes back to publisher page 7.Publisher approves changes Work flow new 1.Editor edits 2.Editor applies for publish 3.Publisher views published list 4.Publisher clicks on page link 5.Publisher changes page 6.Publisher publishes page

9. Items removed or changed  News ticker - removed as it wasn’t cross browser compliant  Form styling – global find and replace run on all sitekit themes replacing ‘.formGeneral’ with ‘.formGeneral.formCheckboxGroup,.formCountryDropdown,.formAttach,.formBreakButton’