March 25 Release (v11)
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We are excited to announce the latest update and enhancement in our newest release. This release introduces new features, enhancements and bug fixes to improve your experience. Below is an overview of the key update.
Designers can now configure Grid Actions, allowing users to trigger Flows, Aura Components, or LWCs at the grid level.
Appears as a new "Grid Actions" tab after Row Actions in Grid Wizard.
Designed for multi-record operations using Selected Records or Selected Record IDs.
Displays a Toast Message on successful execution.
We’ve enhanced the Grid Wizard to support predefined sorting configuration during grid setup.
Designer Role: Designers can now define up to 5 sorting conditions while configuring a grid.
Runtime Sorting Still Available: This complements the existing runtime sorting feature, giving users more control both during setup and while using the grid.
Grids can now be assigned to Salesforce Permission Sets during grid configuration.
Designers can select from available Permission Sets in the org.
Streamlines access control for large customers.
More admin-friendly — no need to update grids manually as users join/leave.
🔒 If a user doesn’t belong to the assigned Permission Set, they will see: “You don’t have access to this Wave grid because your permission set doesn’t include it. Please check with your admin if you need access.”
The Permissions section now includes a new Grid Controls area, giving Admins and Designers more control over user capabilities within a grid.
What's New:
Allow Sorting A new permission option to control whether users can sort data in runtime. When disabled, sorting is restricted in the grid UI.
Record Controls Added fine-grained options to manage record-level interactions:
Allow Adding and Cloning Records
Allow Deleting Records
These options are grouped under the Grid Controls section within the Permissions tab in the Grid Wizard.
Column Grouping is now available directly from the toolbar, making it easier and quicker to group your data. You can now manage grouped views more efficiently from Surf the Wave!
Designers can now choose how related lists appear in the grid. A new toggle lets you switch between Hierarchical Grid and Right Panel Grid, making it easier to customize layouts.
In this release, we have addressed several issues to improve user experience and functionality.
FLS-Restricted Fields Displayed Instead of Removed
Resolved a bug where fields that users couldn’t access due to Field-Level Security (FLS) were still shown in the grid with a lock icon. These fields are now completely removed from the grid for users.
Date Time Discrepancy After Time Zone Change Corrected a mismatch between the Date Time cell and the date picker when the user changed their Salesforce time zone.
Conditional Formatting on Boolean Fields Fixed an issue where conditional formatting did not apply to checkbox (Boolean) fields when using TRUE/FALSE conditions.
Conditional Formatting on L2 Related Boolean Fields Resolved a bug where Boolean fields in L2 related records failed to apply conditional formatting if the lookup field was empty.
Dependent Picklist Dropdown Visibility Fixed a UI issue where the dependent picklist dropdown required a double-click or cell switch to appear. It now displays correctly on mouseover.
Dependent Picklist Not Loading Values Corrected a bug where dependent picklist values did not load if the parent field was outside the visible viewport. Values now load regardless of scroll position.
We’re introducing Auto Update for the Wave Managed Package — We will be keeping your environments aligned with the latest Valorx updates. In the upcoming weeks, we’ll begin automatically upgrading out-of-date environments to ensure better consistency, stability, and feature availability.
Sandbox Orgs that are more than 2 months behind the latest release will be automatically updated to the last stable release (typically current minus one release).
Production Orgs that are more than 3 months behind will be scheduled for automatic updates. Please note: we may not be able to provide support for Production Orgs that are significantly out of date and not aligned with the update policy.
This process ensures that all environments benefit from the latest stability fixes, performance improvements, and critical patches—while taking advantage of the latest innovations being pushed out to your favorite Salesforce Grid
