We have redesigned the Recycle Bin for a more intuitive and user-friendly experience when deleting and restoring nodes.
The Recycle Bin is accessed via the 'bin' icon in the bottom left of the flow-building canvas. To restore a deleted node to the canvas, simply drag and drop the node onto the canvas. The system will prompt the flow-builder whether they only want to restore the parent node, or if they want to restore the parent node as well as all the child nodes associated with it.
Drag a deleted node back to the canvas
The flow-builder will be prompted what they want to restore
Previously, using a Text Display node to send a text message to an end-user would cause the current workflow to end. Now, the flow-builder also has the option to specify the next step that will automatically follow the outbound text message without requiring any input from the end-user first.
Set flow to automatically continue to the next step after a Text Display node
What the end-user sees in WhatsApp on their device
Previously, users had to configure API calls to fetch media from a hosted location before they could send that media file to their end-users via the Media node. With this release, we've made it easier for the non-technical flow-builder to upload media files and send them to end-users.
Enhancements have been made to the Media node, letting the flow-builder select the source of the media file they want to send to their end-users. Selecting "Assets" opens another call to action, "+ Add file". Clicking this opens a pop-up modal where the flow-builder can add new media files, or select from previously uploaded ones. The current method to fetch media from a hosted location via API calls and then sending it to the end-user is still available by selecting the "API" option.
Media node - asset library (left) and media node - API source (right)
After selecting "+Add File" on the node, you can upload a new media file, or select from existing ones
A thumbnail of the selected media file appears on the node
