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March 03, 2017

Active Query Builder 2 ASP.NET Edition v.2.13.5

Below is the list of fixes and improvements in Active Query Builder 2 ASP.NET Edition v.2.13.5.

= MVC: The QueryBuilderControl.Init event can be replaced now with the Init
  method in inheritor of the new InitializeQueryBuilderAttribute attribute
  applied to the controller method. 
  All of the MVC demo projects are updated according to this change.
= The HttpCompressionEnabled and MultipleQueriesPerSession properties of 
  the QueryBuilderControl have been replaced with respective 'web.config'
  file options and marked as obsolete. The syntax for these options:
  <appSettings><add key="MultipleQueriesPerSession" value="True" />
+ The new delegates have been added to the SessionStoreItem:
  BeforeSqlParsing, AfterSqlGeneration. They allow to perform pre- and 
  post-processing of the SQL query text. The BeforeSqlParsing lets abort
  the parsing and return an error message to end-user.
+ The new demo projects have been made to illustrate changing of connection
  in runtime.
- The bug with the Linked Objects menu not adding new links to already
  existing objects, even if they utilize different relationships has been
  fixed.
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