Posts Tagged ‘update’
Events 2.2.1
Written by Arnan on May 30, 2010 – 10:58 pmA quick bug fix resulting in you being able to create events again.
Only new installs seem to be affected. Cause, a wrong database field. This has been removed and code cleaned up in order to fix the problem.
The update is recommended for all users of Events.
http://downloads.wordpress.org/plugin/wp-events.2.2.1.zip
[Update:]
For those who cannot add events or miss options in the dashboard, try re-saving the general settings to re-apply then access roles. This should solve most issues.
Events 2.2
Written by Arnan on May 29, 2010 – 9:13 pmAt long last, an update. Mostly bug fixes and silliness that’s got improved. I’ve decided not to include the calendar view yet. It’s postponed indefinitely. I found it no improvement at all over how Events is currently. It adds nothing. Perhaps in a later version i’ll change my mind and think of a better way to add a calendar.
Changelog:
[update] Links to support pages
[change] Sidebar can now also show end dates/times
[fix] HTML markup/styling of the add event form
[fix] RSS feed parsing (Widget)
[change] Default page list now calculates by the enddate instead of start
[new] More list options for events
[fix] Todays events now remain in that list until the event is over
[change] ‘Edit event’ button is now properly named ‘Update event’
[fix] Options link from sidebar widget
[fix] End date months are now properly translated using the WP default translation
[fix] Queries for ongoing events will now work properly in the week, month and day view
[fix] Description of widget is now saved properly
[fix] Character translations now follow the charset of the database, generally UTF-8
[fix] User capabilities are now properly applied
[fix] HTML markup on the add/edit form
[change] Forum links updated
[fix] Recurring events set several options wrong from the 2nd event onwards
[new] Sidebar view to also list archived events along upcoming events
[fix] Call to events_editor() now has the correct variables
More information:
http://meandmymac.net/plugins/events/
Download:
http://downloads.wordpress.org/plugin/wp-events.2.2.zip
AdRotate 2.6.1
Written by Arnan on May 15, 2010 – 5:58 pmA small update introducing the new support system i will be using on Meandmymac.net as well as some minor changes and bugfixes.
More information:
http://meandmymac.net/plugins/adrotate/
Download:
http://downloads.wordpress.org/plugin/adrotate.2.6.zip
Changelog:
[update] Support links for meandmymac.net
[fix] Renewal message no longer states renewal of 1 year.
[change] Dashboard Widget, stats are now more relevant and accurate
[fix] Group deletion including all ads gives the right message
[change] New installs now default to the WordPress media browser for images
AdRotate 2.6
Written by Arnan on March 21, 2010 – 7:32 pmAn update to AdRotate for WordPress bringing you more joy and features.
Also the manual has been updated to work with this version as quite some things have changed over the past year.
New screenshots and explanations of the core features.
So please, have a look at the manual also.
Changes:
[fix] Image dropdown shows the current image as intended
[change] If widget title is empty, no tags are added
[new] Unlimited widgets for sidebars (Code by Olaf)
[new] Option to fix the widget alignment issue
[fix] Media segment in the image dropdown no longer shows “no media found” all the time.
[change] Group dropdown menus now also shows the group ID
[fix] Improved, simplified the installer script
[new] Fallback ads, show ads from anther group if the group itself cannot
[change] Revamped group manager
[change] Support for fallback ads in group manager
More information:
http://meandmymac.net/plugins/adrotate/
Download:
http://downloads.wordpress.org/plugin/adrotate.2.6.zip
Events and the magic calendar…
Written by Arnan on February 13, 2010 – 9:53 pmThe idea is to list all event’s per month, all days are clickable to show the events for that day.
Adding of events goes the normal way.
The calendar looks a bit wonky right now and it doesn’t *actually* work yet. But it’s making progress. Slowly!
Tags: events, plugins, update, wordpress


