EthosCE Release 2024.06

Version 7.81

EthosCE Version 7.81 includes several new features and essential bug fixes.

Included in this release: 

• EthosCE’s new and improved Zoom application
• New SEO options 
• Improved reporting via EthosCE Analytics 
• Resolution for 320 Errors on Pharmacy activities

Fixes

CORE-4218: Fix an issue where course object course reports fail after deployments.
We applied a core fix to resolve an issue on some sites where error messages appear on the webform analysis module after weekly deployments.

CORE-5055: Fix an issue where credit filters on the legacy catalog included inactive credit types.
We fixed an issue where credit types set as inactive still appeared as filter options on the legacy catalog.

CORE-5039: Fix an issue where activities are not reported to PARS due to a Pharmacy Sequence Number Error.
We resolved an issue where PARS could return error code 320 due to a missing pharmacy sequence number.

Additions

CORE-5043: Add support for Zoom Oauth App.
Exciting news! EthosCE once again supports adding Zoom meetings and webinars directly your online educational content! To learn more, please read the Connecting EthosCE to your Zoom Account article.

CORE-5051: Add metatag context module for staff.
We have added the Drupal “metatag_context” module to EthosCE, allowing customers more granular control over their SEO settings. 

CORE-5044: Add financial relationship updated and added dates to Bio/Disclosure view.
We have added a display for the financial relationship Updated date to the Faculty Biography page (Fig. 1).

Fig. 1 - Faculty Biography Page

CORE-4941: Add course date filters to the ‘All Courses Dashboard’ in EthosCE analytics.
We have added Course Date filters to the All Courses Dashboard to allow Admin users more granular control over their reports in EthosCE Analytics (Fig. 2).

Fig. 2 - All courses dashboard Course Date filters

CORE-4791: Add ACCME data for series to EthosCE Analytics.
We have added ACCME fields to EthosCE Analytics, which will allow self-service analytics users to build more robust reports (Fig. 3).

Fig. 3 - ACCME Fields in EthosCE Analytics

Links to Support Documentation

•    Community Post 

•    Changelog