Release v0.3.2

Since version 0.3.1, these changes have been made:

• Upload File Field. There is now an upload file field type. This is useful, for example, if you are building a job application form (see below example screenshot).
• ID-Based Validations. Validations are now managed by validation ID rather than by validation alias. This helps to ensure the validations work even when no alias is specified.
• Button/Label Markup Changes. Added a CSS class to labels and restructured the button markup. Useful for adding custom styles (e.g., if you want to hide labels or if you want to underline text with a border rather than text decoration).

Release v0.3.1

Since version 0.2.4, these changes have been made:

• Localization. Formulate has been made fully localizable (i.e., those who know other languages can add translations). If you'd like to add translations for Formulate, please contact me: http://www.nicholaswestby.com/contact/
• Field Labels. Added labels to each field in the default template (better for accessibility). You can hide the labels with CSS if you like.
• Bootstrap Styles. Bootstrap classes were added to the default template for nicer default styling. You could have accomplished this before with custom styles, but now it's easier out of the box:

Release v0.2.4

This version is identical to v0.2.3 aside from the fact that this version is now using the proper "Release" build configuration (v0.2.3 was using "Debug").

Release v0.2.3

This release adds support for placeholders in validation messages (e.g., {name} represents the field name): http://www.formulate.rocks/validations

This also contains a minor UI enhancement to the validation designer (made the fields wider).

Release v0.2.2

This fixed the icon- selector problem.

Formulate v0.2.1

This fixes an issue with the installer creating duplicate Formulate sections on the left of the screen (due to duplicates in the applications.config file):

This should no longer occur for new installs, though some manual steps may be required to resolve the existing issue. See here for more info: #25

The installer is attached. Installation instructions can be found here: http://www.formulate.rocks/installing

Formulate v0.2.0

This is the initial release of Formulate. To install Formulate, go to the packages tree in the developer section and install the ZIP file as a local package.