Tasks Pro™ 1.5 beta 2

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I was pleased that no major (damaging) bugs were reported in the first beta of Tasks Pro™ 1.5. I fixed all the little ones for this beta 2 release. This beta will expire on Nov. 30th.

I feel comfortable recommending people upgrade their production server to this version if they want to take advantage of the new features. I think main work remaining is updating the documentation and all the back-end stuff that goes into the release.

Here are the changes from beta 1:

  • Suppress PHP Notices in list views.
  • Don’t prompt for child task behavior when marking multiple tasks complete and there are no child tasks.
  • Strip leading and trailing spaces from URLs.
  • Users without e-mail addresses shouldn’t be listed in the notify form.
  • Upgrade from Tasks 2.x no longer requires an extra run through the upgrade script.
  • Rewrite (streamline) the upgrade scripts.
  • Ability to deploy a template as a top level task/note.

It’s probably time to get the matching version of Tasks out in beta.

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Posted November 1st, 2004 @ 3:18 PM

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  1. alexking.org: Blog adds this Trackback:

    Tasks Pro™ 1.5 beta 3
    I’ve released Tasks Pro™ 1.5 beta 3. This has a few bug fixes, but the main change is in the documentation. I’ve added a number of new pages, updated old pages to account for new features and updated a number of outdated screenshots. I thin…

    November 8th, 2004 at 9:32 am

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