In case you haven’t spotted the news already, we’re pleased to announce that Action Form 3.2 is now officially released!

What’s New?

There has been a lot of coverage leading-up to Action Form 3.2 shared on Twitter – so by now you probably have a pretty good idea of what’s in the release.

If I had to draw your attention to a few “important” highlights in the Action Form 3.2 release, I’d encourage you to focus on:

• New data binding layer to dynamically control fields
• Bind values, visibility and on change handler to fields
• New expressions engine allows more complex, C# style, syntax in the Condition field for fields and actions
• Option to link 2 dropdowns (actually any 2 multiple choice controls) together, so when one changes the options in the other change
• Replaced the POST Data with new Server Request action that supports multiple HTTP methods and HTTP headers
• Implemented Regex Parsing action – very useful for extracting data from a Server Request
• Implemented actions to revoke roles
• Implemented AES and RSA encrypt and decrypt actions. Key generators included for convenience
• Added action to load a user into context
• Added action to inject data into context
• For inline form buttons, ability to align buttons (block, left, right, center) and apply an offset equal to label width
• Run in medium trust
• And many more

Check out the video below, and you’ll see what I mean…