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Version Release History (Changelog)

Virto Active Directory User & Password Manager for SharePoint

VersionDateDescription
3.1.12026-10-14[-] Error messages shown in the browser no longer contain technical details (stack traces); they are written to the SharePoint log with a correlation ID [-] The trial period starts when the product is installed or upgraded; before, the product showed “license has expired” until the product registration page in Central Administration was opened [-] The trial period was shared with Virto Cross-Site Lookup (same version number): starting or resetting the trial of one product changed the other; the product now has its own trial, and a running trial keeps its start date [-] A wrong current password or a new password that breaks the domain policy was reported with technical Active Directory details; the message now says what is wrong [-] After a refused change (for example a wrong current password) the form disappeared and the page had to be reloaded; the error is now shown above the form [-] Different new passwords were reported only after the change was confirmed; they are now pointed out at once [-] The field set settings could be saved twice by clicking Save again while saving [*] In the settings panels the Save button is the highlighted one and Cancel the secondary one [*] Trial and license messages look the same as in the other Virto products: an orange bar for a trial or a warning, a red bar when the license is not valid [-] The warning about one license activated on more than one server was not shown in the web part [-] The web part stayed empty on a page that also holds other web parts (for example Virto Kanban Board or Virto Multiple File Operations)
3.1.02026-10-11[-] Following the confirmation link from the e-mail ended with an error instead of completing the action [-] The e-mail confirmation of an action could be completed by another user of the same web part; a confirmation link now works once, for 24 hours, only for the user who started the action, on any server of the farm [*] The CAPTCHA is harder to bypass and works on farms with several web front-end servers [*] Active Directory errors (user not found, a change rejected by the domain) are shown as plain messages [*] User names, e-mails and photos are offered only to users who may see user information of the site [*] Requests that change data are accepted only from pages of the product itself (protection against cross-site request forgery) [-] The result of an operation could be opened by a user other than the one who started it
3.0.12026-10-04[+] A warning is shown on the product pages when the Web License Manager installed on the farm is older than the product requires, with a link to the update instructions [-] The product logo in the site features list was shown oversized [+] Demo keys with a fixed expiration date can be applied in Central Administration (Virto License Manager) after the trial period ends; they work without Internet access [+] Users see a warning on the product forms when the Virto ONE subscription has expired, with the date the product stops working [-] Web parts had no icon in the classic “Insert > Web Part” gallery [*] Web part icons are now blue, in the standard SharePoint colour [-] The modern web parts were also listed in the classic “Insert > Web Part” gallery, without icons, and failed when added to a classic page [-] Duplicated word in the settings title in Central Administration [-] Modern web part icons did not take the site theme colour
3.0.02026-03-10[*] First public version.

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Updated on October 15, 2026