Release Notes - 2023

This section contains the complete release notes for the 2023 releases of Broadsign Publish.

Added

Added

  • [PUB-2861] Added a new permission (Can set asset create message from) for an upcoming feature. See Assets Permissions.

Fixed

  • [PUB-2873] Fixed an issue where some schedules labels were not translated properly.

Fixed

  • [PUB-2846] Fixed an issue where a long screen or screen group name prevented you from seeing the full schedule name.

Added

  • [PUB-2720] It is now possible to bulk delete messages. See Delete Messages.

Fixed

  • [PUB-2718] Fixed an issue where Broadsign Publish forced cropping when the image has the right aspect ratio in an HTML template.

Added

  • [PUB-2765] Added pagination to the Your Messages page.

Added

Fixed

  • [PUB-2806] Fixed an issue where Campaign messages were not visible when using the "on rotation" filter.

Added

  • [PUB-2646] Broadsign Publish now provides the ability to Media Owners to allow their clients (Advertisers) to manage their campaign creatives. See Manage Creatives - Advertisers.
  • [PUB-2379] Broadsign Publish now provides the Your Schedule page, which allows you to view your messages on a horizontal schedule based on the message schedule dates. See Your Schedule Page.

Fixed

  • [PUB-2801] Updated lodash to version 4.17.21.

Fixed

  • [PUB-2735] Fixed an issue where deleting a Time group caused users associated with it to be deleted.

Fixed

  • [PUB-2715] Fixed an issue where a user was able to move their content into a shared folder that they can only use and not edit.

Fixed

  • [PUB-2701] Fixed an issue where an HTML template with a choice of images creates a wrong message.

Added

Added

  • [PUB-2585] It is now possible to view and change the selected aspect ratio for image, video, and template content. See Aspect Ratio.

Added

  • [PUB-2617] It is now possible to add a user to a user group by using the Broadsign Publish REST API.

Fixed

  • [PUB-2395] Fixed an issue where a message using a screen group showed one screen targeted, even though the screen group has several screens in it.