Aptuitiv Studio uses TinyMCE as the rich text editor and we recently upgraded it from version 3.2.6 to 3.3.4. For the most part the upgrade was smooth and from an end user perspective the way the editor works stayed fairly consistent. There was however one thing that was significantly different and that is the Paste as Plain Text functionality.

A common request for Aptuitiv Studio has been to integrate user permissions.  We had those capabilities in version 2 and have recently completed it for version 3. If you're on the Plus or higher version of Aptuitiv Studio then you now have user permissions.

The development of Aptuitiv Studio is mostly driven by the needs of our customers and recently a client had some special needs. We were working on a website for one of our partners and the section… Read more...

We recently published a new API for the Calendar that enables you to display a mini calendar grid anywhere on your website. We already have an API to display upcoming events but there wasn't any… Read more...

It's been a while since I wrote a post about the latest developments in Aptuitiv Studio.  It's not for a lack of updates.  We've been pushing out updates nearly everyday.  The large… Read more...

Over the last few months we have been working with Rackspace, who manages all of our servers, to setup some new servers for us.  These new servers provide is with increased capacity, increased performance and more control over the hosting environment.  Over the last few weeks we started moving some of our customers from the old environment to the new environment and we're already starting to see some performance improvements.  Things just run faster.

We've recently added support for some new tags in app content templates

When you're viewing your search reports in the Aptuitiv Studio administration you can now export the Recent and Popular search reports as a CSV file.  Simply click on the "Export" link in the upper right.

This morning we pushed out a small update that has a big impact to creating navigation items. 

In the past you had to either type in or paste in the URL for a link.  This often meant that you needed to have visited the page that you want to link to and copied the URL before creating a new navigation menu so that you would know what to link to.  There were other techniques as well, but to sum it up, it was a pain.

We've made it easier.

This morning we pushed out a small update to the Calendar app to make some RSS and Atom feeds available. You can have a feed to show recent events or you can use the feed to show recent events by category.