Password Field Type, Form Auto‑Save, and Animated WebP Compatibility

What's New? Features

1. Password Input Type for Content Objects

What has been done?

A new password option is now available for text input fields in content object forms.
Values entered in this field are automatically hidden, with the option to reveal them when needed. The values are also hidden in the content object data table. 

What does this mean for the user?

You can safely enter confidential data — no one looking at your screen can see it.

2. Auto‑Save for Content Object Forms

What has been done?

Content object forms now automatically save your progress every 2 minutes if you enable auto-save option.

What does this mean for the user?

You no longer need to remember to save your work. You can switch tasks, research, or write content freely—your recent changes are preserved automatically.

3. Support for Animated WebP Files

What has been done?

The platform now supports animated WebP files.
This is useful if your GIF is too large—convert it to animated WebP and upload it without issues.

What does this mean for the user?

You can now use lightweight animated images across your website or project.

Fixed and Improved

• Expanded OpenAPI documentation for the publish endpoint.
• Updated documentation for the multilingual plugin.
• Prevented use of reserved keywords as content type field names, avoiding search endpoint errors.
• Fixed missing labels for select input options.
• Fixed issues fetching Flotiq Forms when the content type definition includes a media field.
• Fixed an issue causing 500 errors when sorting objects by internal fields.
• Fixed an issue causing 500 errors when retrieving webhook logs.