Backwards Compatibility Considerations

This guide outlines the steps to effectively roll out the new procedures module in the Ion Experience while ensuring compatibility and functionality.

Key Steps

1. Understanding New Functionality

• Familiarize yourself with the new content editor features:
  • To-do lists
  • Markdown headers
  • Table functionality (colored cells, merging, adding/removing cells, borders, splitting cells)
  • Toggles for hidden content
  • Code blocks for various coding languages
  • Block quotes and callouts with emojis
  • Table of contents driven by headers
  • Date and function capabilities.

2. Compatibility Awareness

• Recognize that the new features are only applicable in the new Ion Experience.
• Understand that content will not render correctly in the old Ion Experience:
  • To-do lists will not appear as checklists.
  • Headers will not format correctly.
  • Tables will lack proper merging and coloring.
  • Toggles will not function.
  • Code blocks, block quotes, callouts, table of contents, dates, and equations will be absent.

3. Timing for Implementation

• Avoid using the new functionality until both the procedures and run modules are rolled out in the new Ion Experience.

Cautionary Notes

• Ensure all team members are aware of the differences between the old and new Ion Experiences to prevent confusion.
• Do not attempt to use new features in the old Ion Experience as it may lead to errors and miscommunication.

Tips for Efficiency

• Schedule a training session for team members to familiarize them with the new features before rollout.
• Create a checklist of new functionalities to ensure all team members are utilizing them effectively after the rollout.

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