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Luis Majano

August 13, 2018

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Two patch releases have gone out the door for ColdBox, check out the tickets:

What's New With 5.1.3 and 5.1.4

Bugs

  • [COLDBOX-715] - Elvis operator inconsistencies on Adobe Engines, please Adobe, patch the engines and fix your compiler!
  • COLDBOX-718 - Left one encodeforhtml in textarea that was missing.

Improvements

  • [COLDBOX-237] - Some HTMLHelper method still need escaping as certain values should never be HTML
  • [COLDBOX-716] - determine session/client state via CF getApplicationMetadata() instead of isDefined() to avoid load issues for flash ram
  • [COLDBOX-717] - RemotingUtil converted to cfscript #367

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