All releases of Blosxom.PHP

1.0

09 Feb 2005 04:03

Release Notes: This release is now PHP5-compatible. It fixes some typos, outlook problems, robustness issues, and other errors. It fixes the date filter when metadata is not used, and the force file is now deleted after its first use. There were a lot of fixes to the DBA-less functionality, and textual hints were added to the abbreviated day of week names in the calendar.

1.0RC3

06 Nov 2004 07:22

Release Notes: This release fixes a showstopper which occurred when no metadata was used and makes small cosmetic changes. More release candidates aren't expected.

1.0RC2

03 Sep 2004 06:34

Release Notes: This release fixes paginating, introduces Blosxom-style permalinks, adds a more robust DBA handler, adds RSS2 and Atompub autodiscovery, adds a better category list, and fixes the referrer counter and other smaller problems.

1.0RC1

01 Aug 2004 13:13

Release Notes: This release adds monthly archive listing to Modules/Calendar, and adds pagination to blog entries. There is some code cleanup and small fixes.

1.0pre3

09 Jul 2004 10:46

Release Notes: Changes: completed database handling, author authentication for comment moderation, the ability to move blog entries, and session handling. Fixes: content-type handling of flavours, removal of old breaker code, fixed links in HTML output, removal of links to non-existant archive flavour, the comment preview has been moved below the composing form, and fixed magic quotes handling in comments.

1.0 pre2

03 Jun 2004 04:02

Release Notes: This release implemented a multiple sources system and more abstract database addressing. Other changes were also made.

1.0 pre1

24 May 2004 08:34

Release Notes: A new config system was added to allow default values to be redefined. Category displaying was unified. Simple trackbacking was added. Category filtering was fixed. Some localization fixes were made in date/time printing.

0.9

22 Mar 2004 08:31

Release Notes: This release adds anti-Turing tests for comments, bundled with new module functionality (modules now can be called directly to generate their own content), and bugfixes.