Some bug fixes for the recently introduced fixed text boxes in the stationery editor. Read More…
Template substitutions can now be made into email header boxes
If the text caret is in (it “has focus”) an email header box in a template (e.g. the subject), then the editor’s Substitution menu will now put the chosen substitution into that box, rather than always into the main content. Read More…
New form type: contactus
A request form is for a website visitor to send you a Cameo library message (and perhaps an email): the typical website contact form. It can also be used, though, with a personalised URL so that it can be linked automatically to a membership record. Read More…
New list source: “current postal only”
There is a new source for automatic lists, and therefore as an audience for templates: “current postal only”. This selects people who aren’t contactable by email. Read More…
Email preview width warning
Email previews now give a warning when the content is too wide for reading on small screens like iPhone. Read More…
Under 16 data processing consent
Under 16 GDPR consent can now be recorded against individuals to indicated consent has been received (or is awaited). When parental consent awaited, it isn’t possible to enrol them until consent is received. Read More…
New forms: join and renew
Forms for joining and membership renewal are now available, along with Stripe as a card payment option. Read More…
Attaching PNG image files to emails
Customised images can now be created as attachments in emails sent from Cameo, for example for membership cards or personalised tickets. Because the image starts out as HTML, including all the usual substitutions, it can be different for each email. Read More…
Updated map searches
– See and edit maps full window.
– Restrict map search results also to selected membership delivery types
– import political areas into map search.
A non-upward-compatible change to the underlying Elasticsearch database has meant that much of the code for mapping in Cameo has had to be changed, so while visible changes are minor, there is quite a lot of change underneath.
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JavaScript error handling
Cameo now has a long-overdue general purpose error handler. This is designed to catch bugs in the 75% of the Cameo code that runs in the browser, and let me know about them, rather than just stopping dead which is the normal behaviour in the face of a coding error. Ideally you’ll never see it, but it is already detecting long-standing bugs that weren’t immediately obvious before. Read More…