March 2014 Update
March 04, 2014, 08:45:26 AM Posted by Suki on March 04, 2014, 08:45:26 AM in March 2014 Update | 25 CommentsTime for the monthly update.
Most, if not all changes were bug fixes/small improvements. Here's a raw list:
- There's a lightbox pop-up for login.
- Now admins can choose to receive an alert message for whenever someone decides to change their email (admins must enable "send_validation_onChange" for this). It also fixes a bug where part of the profile menu was visible to logged out users.
- PM labels and overall PM functionality got some love and bug fixes too.
- Added new setting for Paypal Sandbox email.
- Allowed admins to delete a user's poll votes when deleting their account.
- The default theme continues to get improvements.
- Some HTML5 validation issues were solved.
- Added some extra reinforcements for deleting locked topics and posts within them.
- Profile fields were always shown as disabled due to a missing space. This has now been fixed.
- Improvements on handling DB ports during installation.
- The calendar CSS got moved to its own CSS file.
- Move the "Upload a Package" block to the top so users don't get confused.
- Hardcoded fields such as location, gender, Yahoo messenger, Skype, AOL and ICQ have been moved to custom profile fields.
- COPPA accounts are now included in the count of unapproved members.
- Allow linking of existing calendar events to new topics.
- When all messages on a topic can be shown, fixed the prev/next rel links and a "view all" link is now shown for search engines to follow.
As always, you can take a look at where the fun is happening: http://github.com/SimpleMachines/SMF2.1 and remember, due to the volatile nature of the repo, installing 2.1 for production is not recommended. You can, however, install it on a local or test site and give us a hand at reporting issues.
Most, if not all changes were bug fixes/small improvements. Here's a raw list:
- There's a lightbox pop-up for login.
- Now admins can choose to receive an alert message for whenever someone decides to change their email (admins must enable "send_validation_onChange" for this). It also fixes a bug where part of the profile menu was visible to logged out users.
- PM labels and overall PM functionality got some love and bug fixes too.
- Added new setting for Paypal Sandbox email.
- Allowed admins to delete a user's poll votes when deleting their account.
- The default theme continues to get improvements.
- Some HTML5 validation issues were solved.
- Added some extra reinforcements for deleting locked topics and posts within them.
- Profile fields were always shown as disabled due to a missing space. This has now been fixed.
- Improvements on handling DB ports during installation.
- The calendar CSS got moved to its own CSS file.
- Move the "Upload a Package" block to the top so users don't get confused.
- Hardcoded fields such as location, gender, Yahoo messenger, Skype, AOL and ICQ have been moved to custom profile fields.
- COPPA accounts are now included in the count of unapproved members.
- Allow linking of existing calendar events to new topics.
- When all messages on a topic can be shown, fixed the prev/next rel links and a "view all" link is now shown for search engines to follow.
As always, you can take a look at where the fun is happening: http://github.com/SimpleMachines/SMF2.1 and remember, due to the volatile nature of the repo, installing 2.1 for production is not recommended. You can, however, install it on a local or test site and give us a hand at reporting issues.
Comments
Thanks for the update.
Nicely done. Almost there, hey?
Thanks for the information, Suki.
Many "Thanks" to all contributors to the 2.1 project.
Many "Thanks" to all contributors to the 2.1 project.
Thank you devs and contributors.
Thanks for share the update.
Thanks for the update
But clean install hangs between step5 and step6 so the admin user is not created in the database !!
The upgrade from 2.0.7 won't work eather as the database changes hangs on part 2/2 step 15 to 31 and returns an error to restart process from that step but nogo further...
just to let you devs know, took the 2-1 release from last night... februari update worked correctly !!
But clean install hangs between step5 and step6 so the admin user is not created in the database !!
The upgrade from 2.0.7 won't work eather as the database changes hangs on part 2/2 step 15 to 31 and returns an error to restart process from that step but nogo further...
just to let you devs know, took the 2-1 release from last night... februari update worked correctly !!
Quote from: Herman's Mixen on March 05, 2014, 05:38:44 AMPlease report any bugs you may find at GitHub. Scattering everything around is not a good idea.
Thanks for the update
But clean install hangs between step5 and step6 so the admin user is not created in the database !!
The upgrade from 2.0.7 won't work eather as the database changes hangs on part 2/2 step 15 to 31 and returns an error to restart process from that step but nogo further...
just to let you devs know, took the 2-1 release from last night... februari update worked correctly !!
Thanks for the update, looks like nice progress is being made.
i do not report to github as i hate it
just to mention they have to look into it or re-push it maybe
just to mention they have to look into it or re-push it maybe
Nice update, thank you
Thanks for the updates.
Quote from: Herman's Mixen on March 05, 2014, 05:38:44 AM
The upgrade from 2.0.7 won't work eather as the database changes hangs on part 2/2 step 15 to 31 and returns an error to restart process from that step but nogo further...
Quote from: Herman's Mixen on March 05, 2014, 06:11:40 AM
i do not report to github as i hate it
The 2.1 database upgrade is broken in the current copy of the release-2.1 branch. I commented on the offending commit and got a quick reply from the author. Hopefully it will be fixed soon.
The install stuff is fixed.
The upgrade stuff will have to wait until I finish adding a re-order feature for custom profile fields.
The upgrade stuff will have to wait until I finish adding a re-order feature for custom profile fields.
Thanks Suki for your update, i did install february update and replaced the files of the last update only bug i have at this moment is
?action=recent
gives me this error
/Sources/Recent.php line 250-256
it's not huge problem but still
?action=recent
gives me this error
Code Select
Unknown column 'b.redirect' in 'where clause'
File: /www/web8458/html/Sources/Recent.php
Line: 256
/Sources/Recent.php line 250-256
Code Select
$get_num_posts = $smcFunc['db_query']('', '
SELECT IFNULL(SUM(num_posts), 0)
FROM {db_prefix}boards
WHERE ' . $query_these_boards . '
AND b.redirect = {string:empty}',
array_merge($query_these_boards_params, array('empty' => ''))
);
it's not huge problem but still
Please use the bugtracker at github.
dont use github and will not register there
Why not? It's a fantastic platform.
Nice update ^^
Herman's Mixen... GitHub is the platform we use for development and tracking of issues. Anything posted here is likely to get lost and is not tracked. Sorry if you don't like the system, but that's what we are using.
Fantastic! Thank you for the update.
Quote from: Kindred on March 06, 2014, 10:43:38 PM
Herman's Mixen... GitHub is the platform we use for development and tracking of issues. Anything posted here is likely to get lost and is not tracked. Sorry if you don't like the system, but that's what we are using.
I be aware of that lol, i simply not register or report an issue there
fixed it myself so forget what i said
I know Git is awful but what exactly is wrong with GitHub and its issue tracker?
in GitHub I see that the BoardIndex is related to at least 2 serious defects. Is this being worked ? I'm curious as to how the work is prioritized.
All issues are important, we are working on them 1 by 1, we haven't reach the BoardIndex issues yet.
It really doesn't matter if you got it fixed for you... it needs to be fixed and needs to be reported on github, as simple as that. If you don't want to for whatever reason, someone else will, ts not a big deal.
Quote from: Herman's Mixen on March 07, 2014, 01:18:23 AMQuote from: Kindred on March 06, 2014, 10:43:38 PM
Herman's Mixen... GitHub is the platform we use for development and tracking of issues. Anything posted here is likely to get lost and is not tracked. Sorry if you don't like the system, but that's what we are using.
I be aware of that lol, i simply not register or report an issue there
fixed it myself so forget what i said
It really doesn't matter if you got it fixed for you... it needs to be fixed and needs to be reported on github, as simple as that. If you don't want to for whatever reason, someone else will, ts not a big deal.
Quote from: FatalException on March 07, 2014, 04:35:01 AM
I know Git is awful but what exactly is wrong with GitHub and its issue tracker?
Why should i register at something i DONT like ??
Quote from: Suki on March 07, 2014, 08:52:26 AM
It really doesn't matter if you got it fixed for you... it needs to be fixed and needs to be reported on github, as simple as that. If you don't want to for whatever reason, someone else will, ts not a big deal.
Let it be someone else who honer i just reported here, YOU can report there if ya like
I m just to ill for it... sorry cant help that !!
Awesome, lets move on...