Release 5

Multiple Feed Tabs

When the new version is deployed, Omnia Feed settings will needed to be migrated to the new format before the new features can be used. Before the migration, the app will shown the same tabs as the previous version.

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After the settings is migrated, it will now be possible to create multiple tabs in Omnia Feed.

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The order of the tabs can be changed by dragging them in the tabs list.

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Each tab can show a news feed from Omnia, an embedded link, or an external link.

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Each news feed can now be ordered by latest activity date or article date from newest to oldest.

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It is also possible to turn off push notifications for each tab. .. image:: admin-settings-enable-push-notification.png

Support for Kaizala Users

First line workers without an Office 365 account can now log in to Omnia Feed using an registered phone number.

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It is possible to specify which tabs are shown to first line workers users.

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Deep Linking Notifications

It will now be possible to click on push notifications about new articles or comments to open Omnia Feed app in the detail view of that article.

New Functionalities for Rich Text Content

Omnia Feed will now display code block, qoute block, and image-text-flow from Omnia’s page content correctly.

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