v13.1 is out: Support for PHP 8.4, new PDF buttons, improved Google auth & more
Posted by Eugenio on 10 Sep 2025
Dear users,
DaDaBIK v13.1 is now available!
This update includes the official support for PHP 8.4 and some additional improvements.
What’s New in v13.1?
PHP 8.4
DaDaBIK now officially support PHP 8.4. To use it, you need ioncube loader v14.4.x (we recommend the latest version, currently v14.4.1).
Improved PDF buttons
It is now possible to assign a specific PDF template (or more than one) to each table/view to use it by default when users click the PDF button, also assigning a specific button label. Further info in the manual, chapter "Assign a specific template to a table/view".
Moreover, if no custom PDF templates are available in the templates folder, the PDF button now immediately generates a PDF using the default template instead of opening the template menu.
Improved Calendar View
The first version of the Calendar view did not handle lookup fields: if, for example, you had an appointments table and for each appointment you stored a lookup id_customer field, the calendar showed the raw id value, now it shows the corresponding linked fields (e.g. first and last name).
Improved Google authentication
Google authentication now identifies users by their Google account ID ("sub") instead of their email address. While Gmail addresses are unique and not reused, Google accounts can also be created with non-Gmail addresses. These external addresses may change or even be reassigned to other users so relying on email alone could therefore cause issues (see the change log for details and contact us before upgrading if you want to migrate existing Google users).
DaDaBIK 13.1 also contain other improvements, changes and fixes (also security-related). As usual, for the complete list, check the change log
You can buy your new license here
You can upgrade your existing license (for free, if you are in your free upgrade period or you have an active subscription) from the upgrade page.
Best,
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Eugenio Tacchini, Ph.D.
Founder, DaDaBIK