Attempts to upload large files through the CMS (either as an file upload in a form, or in uploading documents in the CKfinder) were creating errors.

The previous file size limit was 1 MB.  This has been raised to 8 MB to be consistent with Salesforce's restrictions on file sizes.  Attempts to upload files larger than 8 MB will now get an explanation of the 8 MB size limit:

HandsOn Connect, by default required a user to log into their account on the public site after 24 hours.  This often proved inconvenient for mobile users.  After some research, we've determined that the default used by google and other major technologies is expiring a session after 7 days.

HandsOn Connect has now changed the default session setting to 7 days.  (After 7 days a user will be required to log into their account again (assuming they didn't manually log out prior to then)).

Customers who wish to extend or shorten the session length can request a change to any of the following session length values.

Just open a support ticket and request that the session length for the public site and sharing portal be changed from 7 days, to one of the alternative sessions lengths shown above.

When exporting form data that isn't stored in SF, using CMS / AddOns / Export Form Data, the order of the submitted form data hasn't always been clear.  (The sort of the report is actually by submission date in descending order).   But its now possible to add to the exported form the actual submission date for each row in the form.  Just check the new box "include Submission Date in the Report).

The fields "Creation Source - HOC" and "Edition Source - HOC" can be used to determine where a record was created or modified by the public site or sharing portal.  The value "HOC_FormBuilder-3.0' has been added to indicate that a record was created or modified via a form on the public site.

For more information on HandsOn Connect Tracking codes: See this article

For users of the check-in kiosk, who are using QR code check-in, a problem existed wherein a late volunteer could no longer access the link to the access pass in their volunteer overview.  This was because after the start time of an occurrence, the connection moves from "Upcoming Opportunities" to "Volunteer History" and the link to the Access Pass (if enabled) was no longer visible.

This has been corrected.  The link to the Access Pass will remain available in the connection (in Volunteer History), until the end date and time of the occurrence.  This was, a late arriving volunteer, can still access the access pass to use for scanning at the check-in kiosk.

For more details on using QR codes with the check-in kiosk,  see this article.