Pencil and bin for each DNS record
Edit and Delete on a DNS record are now a pencil and a bin, and a record's form no longer opens again when the page is reloaded.
Edit and Delete on a DNS record are now a pencil and a bin, and a record's form no longer opens again when the page is reloaded.
The DNS records table now shows type, name, value and TTL with Edit and Delete on each record.
The Check record, Record details and Remove buttons on a DNS record are now spaced apart and the same width.
Changing a record's value in the list, removing a record or taking manual control now updates DNS records without reloading the page.
Add record and Add and add another on a domain's DNS page now save without reloading, and the record appears in the list at once.
On a domain's DNS page, Copy records is now Import current records, and a record you added wins over an imported one with the same name and type.
The DNS records section of a domain's page no longer has a line explaining what it lists.
The button that checks whether a domain's nameservers have changed is now called Check nameservers.
The Add records step in a domain's Get started now names the record types it means.
Under Nameservers, the line showing a domain's nameservers now starts "Currently set to".
Skipping a step in Get started now updates its "1 of 3 done" line straight away.
The two nameservers on a domain's DNS page each have their own row, so their copy boxes no longer touch.
A domain's DNS page says less, its DNSSEC warning is easier to read, and Mail says it is Magpie's own email.
The Get started list is now tinted with its area's colour, so it reads as help you can hide rather than part of the page.
Social Media, Staff Scheduling, Supporters, Walkie Talkie and DNS now show the same Get started list, with how many steps are done and a Hide button.
A domain's DNS page now shows its records and nameservers from the start, and Add record accepts names and values in whatever format a service gives them.
A domain moving to Magpie DNS now shows its steps first, each with the button that does it.
The message after Host DNS with Magpie now says the move has started, instead of giving instructions.
Moving a domain to Magpie DNS no longer copies its records by itself: choose Copy records, add them yourself, or both.
Opening the list of domains in DNS no longer logs a PHP warning.