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We’ve added two new actions to the “rmap” API method:

• global: Changes domain to use the global valid user table.
• mode: Return the default action mode for a domain.

The API docs have been updated with the return values for the “mode” action.

We’ve fixed a bug related to Internet Explorer 11 that would fail when trying to select filters to whitelist, preventing a whitelist entry from being added. Apparently we can’t use jQuery’s .on(‘click’) function and then expect to read the “checked” state from a button that was clicked. However it does work of .on(‘click’) is replaced with .change() then using .is(“:checked”) to see if it was selected/deselected.

These hooks were originally added based on customer feedback to provide a user interface element to indicate when a button was selected. There isn’t any functional dependency on jQuery – the forms will still submit if Javascript is disabled – but this also caused Internet Explored to fail to select the button completely even though it visually appeared selected. This issue only affected Internet Explorer on Windows.

We’ve added a new client validity check option called “Allow sender address to fail an RFC822 Address Check”. This option stemmed from an old feature request.

However, we are not supporting changing this option away from its’s “default” setting. The purpose of adding it as an option is to let customers that know why they would want to bypass this check (and understand the possible pitfalls) to have the option to do so. Rollernet does not recommend or support changing this setting. You’ll find it at the very bottom of the Client Validity Checks.