Read the manual for pg_escape_string: "Use of this function is recommended instead of addslashes()." Or read sqlite_escape_string: "addslashes() should NOT be used to quote your strings for SQLite queries; it will lead to strange results when retrieving your data."
+ throttle module: flush cache when the throttle enables/disables
+ throttle module: prevent throttle being enabled by 0 users or guests when disabled
+ system module: remove requirement for statistics.module
+ block module: update help text to reflect access log is no longer required
+ statistics module: throttle is now enabled/disabled, not using levels 0-5
* There are only two throttle levels instead of 5, namely 'enabled' and 'disabled'. This makes it a _lot_ easier to predict when the throttle will kick in. However, if you maintain a module that is throttle-aware, it needs to be updated!
* The throttle mechanism now uses the current number of anonymous users or the current number of authenticated users to kick in. This is a _lot_ more intuitive than the old throttle mechanism.
* The throttle block has been removed -- you can now use the "Who's online" block to determine the good throttle settings.
* Most of the documentation has been removed because it was deprecated.
* It's less code!
That should improve performance of session handling as well improve
performance of the "Who's online"-block. Drupal.org's sessions table
contains appr. 40.000 sessions on a slow day and rendering the "Who's
online"-block became a performance bottleneck.
This change has yet to be tested on a busy site so things might go wrong.
People were using node_title_list() without realizing it would do numereous database queries. This change greatly reduces the number of database queries required to render the node statistics block as well as to render the forum block (coming up next).
If your module is using node_title_list() and you want the number of comments to be shown as title attributes, chances are you have to update your SQL query to join node_comment_statistics.
+ When a comment is posted, a node needs to be re-indexed. Luckily, we can use node_comment_statistics for this easily.
+ When a node is deleted, it should be deleted from the search index as well.
+ The search wipe didn't properly remove links to nodes from the index.
+ Section url was faulty in _help.
+ Minor code rearrangement.
+ Display 'friendly' name rather than module name in search watchdog
messages.
+ Remove left-over from search_total table.
+ Add index wipe button to the admin
+ Moved the admin to admin/settings/search
+ Prevented menu bug when node modules update the breadcrumb in view
(thanks JonBob).
+ Changed search_total table's word key to PRIMARY.
Dries Buytaert
Steven Wittens