+ Made '$na' translatable on popular demand.
- node.module:
+ replaced a confusing configuration description, as suggested by
Remco.
- statistics.module:
+ Added a 'most recent referers'-table sorted by timestamp.
- drupal.module:
+ Small update of the links.
+ Made '$na' translatable on popular demand.
- node.module:
+ replaced a confusing configuration description, as suggested by
Remco.
- statistics.module:
+ Added a 'most recent referers'-table sorted by timestamp.
- drupal.module:
+ Small update of the links.
- Fixed tiny quote problem in account.php.
- Fixed tiny bug in comment.inc.
- Fixed tiny bug in comment.module.
- Fixed tiny bug in meta.module.
- Simplified user_access() API.
- Rewrote link system: still needs fine-tuning and testing so don't
upgrade if you are running a production site. ;)
Updated all modules and themes to reflect this change. All other
themes and modules need updating too!
+ the node scheduler did not un-schedule a node!
- Fixed comment bugs (as a result of the formification):
+ no signatures where being attached to the comments.
+ check_input was used where is should have been check_output,
with broken filters as the immediate result.
- Locale'd the day-of-the-week-letters. Don't worry, you won't find any "F" or "S" in your locale database, just "Friday" and "Sunday".
- Fixed a bug with 28/20-day months. Skipping a month ahead from e.g. January 31st would have you end up on March 3rd. Same for skipping backwards.
- Made the selected date always appear in bold.
- Prevented all skipping into the future. This was still possible by skipping whole months.
makes the ever-confusing "rehash modules" (see module.module) no
longer needed, hence making module.module redundant. :-)
- Removed module.module.
- Renamed conf.module to system.module, and added some information
about the available modules to system.module.
- Various small changes.
- Added import documentation: written by Gerhard, revised by Dries.
TODO:
- A quick introduction on content syndication needs to be written
for import.module.
- If some one who is native English could go over the these text,
please do.