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Updated - Current outstanding support issues raised with Terminal Four and Status

TypeKey
Fix Version/sSummaryPriorityCreatedUpdated
Support RequestCS-13132

Section links on website enquiryP301/Oct/2010 11:36 AM07/Dec/2010 09:59 AM
Support RequestCS-12887

If a template contains more than one Section/Content Link element, it is not possible to have custom link text for the second, third, fourth... elementP306/Sep/2010 11:57 AM22/Dec/2010 10:02 AM
Support RequestCS-12990

Unable to expand news section in hierarchyP316/Sep/2010 02:22 PM01/Dec/2010 09:44 AM
Support RequestCS-13119
SM 7.0.0009Approval page is slow for a user in IE 8P330/Sep/2010 02:39 PM29/Dec/2010 03:42 PM
Support RequestCS-12809
SM 6.2 (Future), SM 7 (Future)Unable to compare history for some contentP331/Aug/2010 09:09 AM04/Jan/2011 11:51 AM
Support RequestCS-11687
SM 6.2 (Future), SM 7 (Future)Documentation Request about outputting the content owner as part of the publishP401/Apr/2010 12:05 PM04/Jan/2011 11:56 AM
Support RequestCS-8177
SM 7.1Bug: Group info in workflowsP411/Aug/2008 12:00 AM10/Jan/2011 06:22 PM
R&D Change RequestCS-12859

Site Manager to stop allowing users to add special characters in files.P302/Sep/2010 02:52 PM31/Dec/2010 04:10 PM
R&D Change RequestCS-13010

'parameter-isation' of navigation objectsP317/Sep/2010 03:52 PM06/Jan/2011 10:23 AM
R&D Change RequestCS-11690

Last modified username and first name not available in 'Build T4 Tag'P401/Apr/2010 12:25 PM30/Dec/2010 04:59 PM
R&D Change RequestCS-239
SM 6.2.0030, SM 7.0.0003Ability to output details of the last user that updated content using a t4 META tagP423/Nov/2009 11:24 AM04/Jan/2011 10:27 AM

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