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Below is the list of fixes and improvements in Active Query Builder 3 ASP.NET Edition v.3.0.4.
= The new client events AQB.Web.onQueryBuilderReady and AQB.Web.onCriteriaBuilderReady are added to replace the onApplicationReady event. = The QueryBuilder.Logger and AqbHandler.Logger properties have been renamed to Log. = All configuration properties (getters) that must be defined through the configuration file have been moved from the SessionStore class to the appropriate handlers (BaseHandler, AqbHandler, ResourceHandler). = Lots of minor fixes and improvements in HTML code and demo projects have been made. = Direct references to third-party assemblies have been replaced with appropriate Nuget packages where it was possible. = Batch metadata loading is now more intelligent to avoid delays on getting the list of fields for the first requested table. - The bug with restoring layout for non-existing elements has been fixed. - Computation of primary and foreign keys field lists has been fixed. - The bug with deserializing complex metadata structure has been fixed. - The bug with grouping database objects in the tree by types has been fixed. - Several visual glitches have been addressed. - Server memory leaks have been eliminated.
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