Customers using Survey Form 2.0 can now easily modify the color of the inner rating number via custom CSS.

The following changes have been enabled globally for all properties:

• Self-service migration to Survey Form 2.0 is now recommended for all customers.

• The Experience Optimizer has been removed from the Digital Command Center. After this change, the default page after logging in is Forms.

  Users with the role Analyst note that:

  • for V1 integrations, stand-alone or non-SSO login properties are now redirected to the Inbox.

  • for V2 integrations and SSO login properties are redirected to an Access denied page.

• The feedback UUID is now generated from the Medallia back end with the feedback submission and not by the SDK code.

• The Oops message can now optionally be translated. This feature is available upon request. Ask your Medallia expert to file a Feature activation request with Medallia Support.

• The implementation of the Digital Web invitation now uses Preact. This results in a smaller, faster implementation based on the latest technology stack and replaces the Angular version which is no longer supported.

  This change does not require changes to customer's custom CSS for invites.

• The HH and DHH packages have been optimized and unnecessary files that were once part of the package are no longer included, reducing the overall size.

• In some Form 2.0 surveys, a horizontal scrollbar appeared in certain configurations.

• It is now possible to turn off the current page load events (nebula_page_view) and turn on a new (session_start) per session count for Digital survey load.

• The Preview button on a duplicated form was displayed as a continuous spinner until the form was saved.

• When making a multi-option component reusable, the options field is now immediately locked once the field has been made reusable, ensuring synchronization with Medallia Experience Cloud.

• Self-service reusable fields were not storing the Reusable field name properly.

• When the browser zoom is used, content now correctly reflows and is presented without loss of any information or functionality. This avoids the need to scroll in two dimensions at a time with screen sizes equivalent to 320 by 256 pixels.