Please note that this is a pre-release and is NOT recommended for Production use.
The major changes include:
• Record View UI re-styling and refinements
• Upgrade to Angular 18 and to the front-end extension setup
• UI Performance improvements
• PHP 8.3 support
• TOTP Two-factor authentication
• Extensibility improvements: Record Mappers and Save Handlers
We encourage you to test this Beta release and provide us with your feedback on the new features and functionality, as well as any stability or security issues you may have encountered.
At last step of UI installation. We got some error and we thought it is not installed, but when we refreshed the page. It showed the login page.
I lost navbar when I set server root to …/SuiteCRM/public/legacy and RewriteBase to /
prod/prod.log growing fastering with this error → cache.WARNING: Failed to save key
If you try to create email template and you screen is smaller then the body editor part of email template will go below and overlap with drag-n-drop options
When planning to add the relationship for lead conversion to Contact, Account, or Opportunity, we noticed that there are no existing relationships retained with the lead after it is converted.
Could you please confirm if there are any plans to include this functionality? If so, could you share the specific timeline or the SuiteCRM release version in which it is expected to be added?
my Query is related to.
When I convert a lead into a contact, account, and opportunity, I find that there is no option to navigate back from the lead to the associated contact, account, or opportunity.
Which was available in an earlier version of SuiteCRM 7.x
Issue with Missing Relationship After Lead Conversion
When a lead is converted in the system, it successfully creates associated records for Contact, Account, and Opportunity. However, after the conversion, if you return to the original lead record, there is no visible relationship or linkage to these newly created records. This can make it difficult to trace the journey of the lead and access the related records directly from the lead page.
Example:
You have a lead named John Doe with details about his company and requirements.
When you convert the lead, the system creates:
Contact: John Doe
Account: ABC Corporation
Opportunity: Website Development Project
After conversion, you want to revisit the original lead to review its details. However, on the lead page, there is no link or reference to the associated contact, account, or opportunity. This disconnect can cause confusion and require additional effort to locate the related records.
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