I’ve released tasks version 1.8 (was going to be 1.7.5). This includes a lot of great improvements from version 1.7.2:
- More languages! (Catalan, Dutch, English, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Japanese (Shift JIS), Korean, Russian, Traditional Chinese)
- Quick Search from the sidebar
- Uses dynamic data for iCalendar instead of writing to a file (don’t need to set permissions anymore)
- Includes a copy of PHP iCalendar 0.9.4
- Refactored HTML toolbar.
- Add spam protection to email addresses on about page.
- Updated documentation.
- Removed many iCalendar settings
- Searching on Last Modified date
- ‘New Task’ as a post-save option for quick entry of lots of tasks
- Included 2 ‘orphaned’ language files in hopes they will be updated
And the following bug fixes:
- Fixed a bug with HTML entities in the Jump to… drop down list.
- minor javascript bug fix.
- Plugged cross-site scripting vulnerabliity (sounds a lot worse than it is).
- Fixed a Warning message in PHP iCalendar 0.9.4
This is likely the last 1.x release of tasks aside from bug fixes. Reporting and a bunch of other planned features will be rolled into a 2.x release.
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but now you no longer can secure tasks (and iCalendar) with .htaccess, because everytime you use the link “calendar” you get an error.
Hmm, you may be right. I wish someone had brought this up during the 3+ weeks of beta testing. 🙁
Alex –
A coding request. Move all user configuration variables into config.php. When you release updates, let us know whether or not config.php has been updated. This would let us roll new updates in easily (we wouldn’t have to go through and reconfigure every release).
Thanks for the hard work –
Jim
Which user configuration variables aren’t in config.php? The config.php file was updated in this release.