Version History

Support for Safari
Support for Apple's Safari browser has been added
Support for Progress
Support for the Progress OpenEdge database has been added
Support for VistaDB
Support for the VistaDB database has been added
Inline HTML Editing
HTML formatted text can now be edited directly from the Edit dialog
Spell checking added to edit dialog text fields
If you have DbNetSpell installed on your web server you can now add spell checking to the text fields in the edit dialog
Suggest style lookup capability added to Edit dialog
The ability to implement Google suggest style lookups has been added to the Edit dialog

Improved design support in Visual Studio
Design time support for Visual studio has been enhanced
External HTML Editor Integration Support
Support for integration with TinyMCE, FCKEditor and Cute Editor has been added
Server-control code generation from Designer
The Designer now supports the generation of server-side server control code.
Support for PostgreSQL
Support for the PostgreSQL database has been added

User Profiles
User profiles allow user defined configuration information such as searches and sort orders to be save in the database as a named profile by user. These named profiles can then be re-selected at a later date by the same user to restore the configuration.
Database Images (BLOBS)
You can now display and edit images stored directly in the database as BLOBS.
Database information encryption
You can now encrypt potentially sensitive database table and column information in the client-side code to prevent this from being viewed by any users with "view source".
Lookup text
The ability to display a descriptive text value in place of the underlying coded value when used in conjunction with a pop-up lookup.
Improved server-control support
Support for implementaion as a server control has been improved and extended.

Support for the Firefox browser
DbNetEdit now supports Mozilla Firefox 1+
Improved performance
The re-writing of the client-side code has allowed us to make significant performance improvements to many areas of DbNetEdit.
Improved support for culture
DbNetEdit will now automatically configure itself for the server-culture so that date and number formats are displayed and validated correctly without any configuration changes.
Improved formatting support
DbNetEdit now supports a much wider choice of date, number and string formatting options for both display and entry of database values.