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# Version 7.0.0 Changelog (July 25th, 2019)

World's #1 PDF SDK Library for Web, Mobile, Server, Desktop

* Version: 7.0.0.71974
* Release Date: July 25th, 2019
* Built with Xcode 10.3 (10G8)

## New

* Added undo/redo support for the `PTPDFViewCtrl` and Tools project. Annotation changes (added, modified, and removed), form field modifications, and page modifications (page added, moved, and removed) are supported by undo/redo in Tools. The standard iOS shake gesture can be used to activate the undo/redo dialog when using the `PTDocumentViewController` class.
* Date, time, and numeric form fields when activated now show a date, time, or number picker instead of a text input box.
* All text search results are now highlighted on each page when using the [`PTTextSearchViewController`](/ios/search/text.md).
* Grouped annotations are now detected and can be moved and resized with the `PTAnnotEditTool`.
* Added a \[new API]\(<https://sdk.apryse.com/api/ios/Classes/PTPDFViewCtrl.html#/Add> UIViews to a PDF page) for attaching a `UIView` to a PDF page.

## Bug fixes

* A number of iOS 13 bug fixes:
  * `PTDigSigViewController` and `PTFloatingSigViewController` drawing gestures now work correctly.
  * Extra system menu items in the long-press and other menus have been removed.
  * The annotation style picker popover (iPad and large iPhones) is displayed correctly.
  * The extra space at the top of the `PTNavigationListsViewController` has been removed.
* A number of miscellaneous minor bug fixes.


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