new

improved

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Applicator View

Applicator View v1.0.9 Release

Features
Interface language expanded to four options
Canadian English
and
Canadian French
join the existing
English
and
Portuguese
, covering interface text, messages and form labels. Once you are signed in, your choice is stored with your account and applied automatically when you sign in on another device.
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Country, state/province
and
chemical
names appear in your chosen language
Country and state/province names in dropdown lists are shown in the current interface language and ordered the way that language orders them. Chemical names follow the language as well. Changes take effect immediately, without reloading the page.
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Numbers, dates and units of measure follow your country
Thousands and decimal separators, day-and-month order, and metric or imperial units are all presented according to the country on your account. This is independent of the interface language — a Brazilian user who switches the interface to English still sees 1.234.567,50 and local date formatting.
Amounts state their currency
Amounts now indicate the currency they are expressed in, so users outside the United States will not read them as local currency.
Phone numbers are validated and formatted for your country
Length and prefix rules differ from country to country. Numbers are now checked against the rules of the country you select, and formatted as you type in that country's conventional style.
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Address fields adapt to each country's administrative structure
Administrative divisions differ between countries, so the address form now adjusts which fields it asks for based on the country you select:
  • Postal code changes name by country — ZIP Code in the United States, Postal Code in Canada, CEP in Brazil — and validation has been relaxed accordingly, so letters and hyphens are saved correctly
  • State / province is offered as a dropdown or as free text, depending on whether the country has a standard list of divisions
  • County appears only for countries that have this administrative level, such as the United States. Users in Canada, Brazil and elsewhere no longer see the field
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Farms support addresses worldwide
When creating or editing a farm you can now select its country, and the address fields adapt to local format.
Improvements
  • Fixed postal codes containing letters (such as Canada's K1A 0B1) not being saved correctly
  • Fixed an account error message that could appear during sign-in
  • Fixed the phone number retaining its previous value after changing country
  • Fixed some text not displaying correctly in the Portuguese interface
  • Improved support for screen readers and browser translation in non-English interfaces
  • Standardised all list pages to show 10 rows per page
  • Removed a non-functioning theme toggle from the registration and invitation pages
Tips
The new language support is most visible in these areas:
  • Signing up
    — country selection, phone number entry and validation, address details
  • Adding/Editing a grower
    — country selection and locally formatted address
  • Adding/Editing a farm
    — country selection and locally formatted address
  • Creating a chemical
    — chemical name
Everything above updates immediately when you switch language. Note that interface language and country are two separate settings: language determines the wording, while country determines how numbers, dates and units are presented. You are free to combine them as you wish.