Version History — Save, Restore, Audit

EasePage keeps a complete version history of every page. Open it via the Version History link in the designer toolbar.

The Version History Panel

The panel has two tabs:

Page Versions

Saved versions with a Restore or Publish to Previous Version dropdown at the top and a list of entries below. Each row shows the version label, owner, timestamp, and Publish / Restore buttons.

Figure 11.1a — Page Versions tab.

History

An audit trail of every modification: who changed what and when, with a chip indicating the kind of change (e.g., Settings).

Figure 11.1b — History audit trail.

Saving a New Version

From the designer toolbar, choose Save as New Version. A small dialog asks for Version Notes and warns that your current draft will be committed as a new version. Click Save to confirm.

Figure 11.2 — Save as New Version dialog.

Restoring or Publishing a Past Version

In the Page Versions tab, either:

• Pick a version from the Restore or Publish to Previous Version dropdown at the top and use the Restore / Publish buttons that appear, or
• Use the Publish / Restore buttons inline on individual rows.

When to Save vs. Publish

• Save as New Version — commits a snapshot you can roll back to later, without changing what end users see.
• Publish — promotes a version to Live; updates the hosted Page Link and any Power Apps deployments tied to this page.

Best practice: Click Save as New Version before any restructuring you're not sure about — it costs nothing and gives you a clean restore point.