And to make up for the late post today, here’s another release. :)
This release integrates the fix for bug 37 that just went into 3.0.12, and also fixes bug 34, which is probably more important to the IE7-users in the crowd. I still think that IE’s behavior is broken, but my code will work both […]
Was anyone else getting worried that I wouldn’t have a Sunday post today? ;)
This release fixes bug 37 by providing nice, big text areas on the In Series configuration page. Hopefully folks will find it to be more usable than the cramped little text input fields from before. Shouts to David P. — this bug’s […]
All right; I’ve merged a bunch of bugfixes from the 3.0 branch into 3.1. Specifically, all the changes from 3.0.7 on (3.0.7, 3.0.8, 3.0.9, 3.0.10, and 3.0.11) have been merged in. The biggest of these is probably the caching patch that was part of 3.0.9. Enjoy!
Download In Series 3.1.0 Beta 3.
This release has two minor fixes. The most important one is that In Series now uses the database collation and character sets that newer versions of WordPress provide. This should correct the issue that users of non-latin1 character sets and certain MySQL setups may encounter. The other fix involves a stupid typo in the option […]
Gah. It became apparent when I installed it on the server that the caching code in 3.0.9 didn’t play nice with PHP4. This is now fixed — hopefully I’ll get to go a little while longer without making a new release. ;)
Get In Series 3.0.10.
I know I just did a release, but I’ve got a couple more fixes in that folks will probably find useful. For starters, I’ve been going through and trying to improve the performance of In Series for the last few days. This release reduces the number of database queries, in some scenarios by an order […]
Well, my hat’s off to Violet, for having found a bug hiding in a dark little corner of In Series. I was not escaping values before using them with preg_replace as replacement values. This lead to $x, $xx, and \x (where “x” is any digit) being replaced with whitespace (due to the engine trying to […]
