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Active Query Builder ASP.NET Edition History

June 06, 2012

Active Query Builder ASP.NET Edition v.0.6.6

+ Diagram objects positions and sizes are preserved now on re-parsing the query 
  after manual changing in the text editor.
+ New properties are documented in the source code.

May 25, 2012

Active Query Builder ASP.NET Edition v.0.6.5

+ The new UserDataReceived event is added to the QueryBuilderControl to allow 
  user controls to register for handling an AJAX callback with custom user data. 
- Several minor fixes for Internet Explorer are made.

May 03, 2012

Active Query Builder ASP.NET Edition v.0.6.4

- The bug with dropping tables from the filtered database objects tree is fixed.

April 24, 2012

Active Query Builder ASP.NET Edition v.0.6.3

- The bug with page refreshing during the editing in GridControl is fixed.

April 16, 2012

Active Query Builder ASP.NET Edition v.0.6.2

- The bug with ObjectTree.ItemsPerPage property is fixed.

April 06, 2012

Active Query Builder ASP.NET Edition v.0.6.1

+ The new properties are added to setup the Object Tree:
  The ObjectTree.ItemsPerPage property specifies the number of objects per page;
  The ObjectTree.PreloadedPagesCount property specifies the number of pages 
  to preload database objects for;
  The ObjectTree.ShowAllItemInGroupingSelectLists property determines whether 
  to show the "All" item in grouping select lists.
= The ObjectTree.VisiblePaginationLinksNumber property is renamed to 
  ObjectTree.VisiblePaginationLinksCount
+ Metadata loading indicators are added to the Objects Tree.
- The bug with incomplete metadata loading on using the quick filter is fixed.

March 28, 2012

Active Query Builder ASP.NET Edition v.0.6.0

+ Database objects tree is re-designed. Now it looks like a plain list with
  a set of combo boxes at the top to group objects by database, schema and
  object type. Paging and quick filter by object name is available at the
  bottom. 
+ The new ObjectTree.GroupingType property is added to allow customizing 
  of the database objects grouping. Available values of this property are the 
  following:  None, Database, Type, DatabaseSchema, DatabaseType, TypeDatabase,
  DatabaseSchemaType, DatabaseTypeSchema, TypeDatabaseSchema.
+ The new ObjectTree.VisiblePaginationLinksNumber property is added to define
  the number of visible pagination links at the bottom of the database objects
  tree.

March 22, 2012

Active Query Builder ASP.NET Edition v.0.5.14

- The bug with not drawing links for nested joins is fixed.
- An issue with Microsoft.AJAX when MultipleQueriesPerSession=True is fixed.
- Memory leaks are eliminated.

!!! Breaking changes: Add the new module to your "Web.config" file !!!
See the name="HttpModule" line at the Step 3 of the Quick Start Guide

February 28, 2012

Active Query Builder ASP.NET Edition v.0.5.13

+ The new ObjectTree.SortingType property is added to sort objects in the tree.
+ The new QueryBuilderControl.MultipleQueriesPerSession property is added 
  to allow building of multiple queries in separate browser windows.

January 25, 2012

Active Query Builder ASP.NET Edition v.0.5.12

= jQuery is moved out from the lib.js. It is loaded from individual files now.
+ The new "LoadJQuery" key is added to the "appSettings" section of web.config 
  file. Setting it to "false" instructs the component not to load jQuery.

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