Cora SeQuence 8.6.2.1 Release Notes

29 November 2018

This is an update for Cora SeQuence v8.6, which includes the enhancement described below.

Send emails with embedded images

With this update, you can send emails with HTML data that containsbase64images. The images are attached as embedded resources and display in the email client as part of the mail body.
To embed images to emails created with the rich text editor, make sure that your expression includes curly brackets like this:
{{= {Form1}.Query("FormQuery")["RichTextField1"] }}

Update steps

Updating from v8.6.2

1. Back up the following DLLs:
   • In the Administration Bin folder:
     • PNMsoft.Rad.Web.Design.v8.dll
     • PNMsoft.Sequence.Studio.dll
     • PNMsoft.Rad.Web.UI.Skins.v8.dll
     • PNMsoft.Rad.Web.UI.v8.dll
     • In the GAC:
       • PNMsoft.Sequence.Net.Email.dll
   • In the Flowtime Bin folder:
     • PNMsoft.Rad.Web.UI.Skins.v8.dll
     • PNMsoft.Rad.Web.UI.v8.dll
     • In the GAC:
       • PNMsoft.Sequence.Net.Email.dll
   • In the Process ^TOGO Bin folder:
     • PNMsoft.Rad.Web.UI.Skins.v8.dll
     • PNMsoft.Rad.Web.UI.v8.dll
     • PNMsoft.Rad.Web.Device.Detection.v8.dll
     • In the GAC:
       • PNMsoft.Sequence.Net.Email.dll
2. Download the ZIP file, and extract it.
3. Open the DB Scripts folder, and run thePatchSynchronization_Data.sql script on your Cora SeQuence database.
4. Make sure the following files and folders are in the same level on the server.
   • Engine
   • SequencePatch.xml
   • SequencePatcher.ps1
5. RunSequencePatcher.ps1 file as Administrator on the Cora SeQuence Flowtime and Administration servers as follows:
   1. Right clickSequencePatcher.ps1 , and then select Run with PowerShell.
   2. Press any key to run as administrator.

Rollback steps (in case of failure)

1. Restore the backed up DLL files.