Page Comparison

• Tabs across the top are replaced by a sidebar.
• Added breadcrumb navigation
• Updated the toolbar
• Item Properties are now shown in a side panel instead of a modal dialog.
• New Workflow Design. New apps will have two stages: Start and Submitted.
• Improved user experience for Action Properties and Submit Activities
• Improved user experience for Workflow Stage Visibility
• Improved user experience for Stage Properties and Roles/Permissions

• App pages. App Pages provide a free-form app building canvas, and allow authors to build anything from simple welcome pages to complex dashboards. App pages differ from Forms, which provide a canvas that specifically defines an interface to collect and store data with a built-in function to submit a record and move it through workflow stages. For more information, see Creating an application and navigate to Step 4.
• DataGrid
• RichText Entry field
• Name Picker field

• New service activity timing: before or after data is submitted
• Support for Role based rules allows authors to define a rule with the condition that a user is or is not in a particular role. For more information, see Creating rules in your application.
• Support for Stage based rules allows authors to define a rule with a condition that the form is or is not in a particular stage.
• New javascript functions are supported. For more information, see Interface objects.
• New options for redirecting: redirect to another Leap Application, web URL, form or app page. For more information, see Redirecting users after form submission.
• New form property Show print and delete buttons.
• User’s can now determine where to save a filled PDF. For more information, see Saving a PDF to a file location.
• Ability to add a custom theme to be shared by multiple applications.

• Oracle 19c:

• Embedding of forms without an <iframe>

HCL Leap 9.2

New features include:

• New Application wizard
• Create an application directly from an existing Excel spreadsheet
• Send attachments in email notifications (including filled PDF’s)
• Numerous visual and usability improvements, including:
  • Double-click to open item properties
  • One-click “copy to clipboard” on URLs and embed codes
  • Improved first-time-user experience
  • Redesigned palette
  • Additional confirmation prompts on irreversible actions
  • Stylistic improvements to the “Manager” page
• Addition of “has value” and “not” operators for View Responses and the Data REST API
• Addition of “has value” and “has no value” for rules
• Improved experience for those using FlexNet licensing
• Print view enhancements
  • Vertical table layout option (for wide tables)
  • Removed application size limit
  • Use the “Data Label” property
  • mark-up is instrumented to allow for easier manipulation
• Better default logging on failed service calls
• Attachment clean-up service now configurable
• Include record UID in exported spreadsheets
• General fixes and security patches

HCL Leap 9.1

New features include:

• PDF document integration enhancements:
  • Store filled PDFs to a network drive
  • Map Table items to tables in a PDF
  • Ability to flatten a filled PDF
• New JavaScript API functions:
  • app.getLocation()
  • item.setColumnHeaders() and item.getColumnHeaders() for Table items
• A new “Custom Attribute” property
• Full accessibility of the date picker
• Ability to render HCL Leap applications within ElectronJS desktop applications
• New applications now have a middle “Submitted” stage by default
• Option to block UI interaction while a service call is executing
• Ability to hide the “Use” tab
• General fixes and minor improvements