Bug fix release notes – Adobe Digital Publishing Suite User Manual
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DPS Bug Fix Release Notes
Overview
This article lists known current issues as well as the most relevant bug fixes for each Digital Publishing Suite release. For a list of new features,
see
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For a list of known DPS server issues and upcoming planned maintenance, see
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v30 Hot Fixes
March 21, 2014
When sending a text notification, including double-byte characters results in a message larger than the 256 bytes allowed into the text entry field.
The UI displays a negative value for number of bytes remaining, but the notification can still be sent to Apple, resulting in an error. With this hot fix,
the service no longer allows a message larger than 256 bytes to be sent. When the text message exceeds the allowed limit, the UI displays an
error message and you must reduce the number of double-byte characters to proceed.
March 20, 2014
In some instances, when the v30 tools are installed, users are not able to sign in to the Folio Builder panel using an Adobe ID that does not have
an Application role assigned to it. This issue was resolved in this hot fix. To avoid this sign-in issue, update your DPS Desktop Tools (InDesign
CC/CS6) or your Folio Builder panel (InDesign CS5.5/CS5). See
for links to installers.
Current Known Issues and Guidance
Sign-in / Installation issues
If the Adobe Content Viewer fails to install when you update your DPS tools, see
If the DPS App Builder fails to install, remove the app from the Applications folder (if it exists), empty your trash, sign in to the
and click DPS App Builder for the Mac.
If you get an "authentication failed" error when you sign in to the Adobe Content Viewer on the iPad with a verified Adobe ID, or if a valid,
published folio fails to appear in a custom viewer app, there might be a problem with the server. See the "Authentication failed" section of the
note, or contact your Adobe representative.
Known issues with native Android viewer
For a list of supported features and limitations in the native Android viewer, see
Known issues with social sharing / web viewer
iOS 6 social sharing is now disabled in any app built after February 7. The entire social sharing menu is disabled on devices that run iOS 6.
The social sharing menu is still available on iOS 7 devices.
Smooth Scrolling articles in web viewer may not display properly on the last page if the length of the smooth scrolling article is not an exact
multiple of the folio height. For example, the last page of a 1024x2000 article may be cropped, but a 1024x1536 (2 times the height) or a
1024x2304 (3 times the height) should display fine. The issue is especially common in portrait orientation. One workaround is to make the
height of the smooth scrolling page height an exact multiple of the folio height. Another workaround is to use PNG image format for the
Smooth Scrolling article instead of PDF.
TOC images larger than 70x70 are being cropped instead of scaled.
Other known issues
When using Application Loader to submit a DPS app, a "Warning: Version Mismatch" error message appears. You can either ignore this
warning and continue to submit your app or edit the version number in iTunes Connect. At this time, Apple is not rejecting apps because of
this issue. (3632944)
If you enable social sharing in your v29 or v30 app, articles in a folio published as free will be available for viewing in the web viewer and
article viewer, even if the articles are set to Protected or Metered.
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