Current version
Version 1.1 download (see install instructions)
This is the complete install, for upgrades, see below.
What's new in version 1.1
- New template tags that allow manipulation of pods
- Initial Pod Manager
- Updated Google Analytics plugin
- Updated Form-to-email plugin to work with Captcha
- File explorer fix for IE
- Users can create drafts that do not have title or content
- Upgraded TinyMCE editor
- Miscelaneous bug fixes
Upgrade download
Only updated files are included in download, you should not replace the folders, only replace updated files.
From version 1.0
Updated files download (use if you have version 1.0)
You must run the upgrade.cfm file included in the download. After running it, delete the file. Recommended: delete the folder admin/assets/editors and replace it with the one in the zip file.
From version 0.2.5 or 0.2.5.1
If you are running version 0.2.5 or 0.2.5.1, you must download and run this update. If you are running an earlier version, you must first upgrade to 0.2.5.
IMPORTANT
This update makes changes to the database and configuration files, therefore, you must follow these instructions closely:
- Download the zip containing the updated files
- Copy or upload ONLY the file upgrade.cfm to your current install
- Run that file by browsing to http://yourbloginstall/upgrade.cfm
- Once the run has been run successfully, copy the rest of the files to your current install.
- Delete upgrade.cfm
Previous upgrade scripts
You must run these first if you have earlier versions
From versions 0.2.3, 0.4.x to 0.2.5
Updated files download (use if you have version 0.2.4.1)
Updated files download (use if you have version 0.2.4)
Updated files download (use if you have version 0.2.3)
Copy the files to your existing Mango blog. That's it for this update.
From 0.2 to 0.2.3
Updated files download (use if you have versions 0.2, 0.2.1, or 0.2.2)
Copy the files to your existing Mango blog. You will also find a file called upgrade.cfm. From the browser, run upgrade.cfm (http://yourDomain.com/YourBlog/upgrade.cfm). It is very important that you run this file, or your blog would not run
From 0.1.5 to 0.2
From 0.1.5 to 0.2 (use if you have versions 0.1.5.x)
Copy the files to your existing Mango blog. You will also find a file called upgrade.cfm. From the browser, run upgrade.cfm (http://yourDomain.com/YourBlog/upgrade.cfm)
This update includes a change in the Archive tag. All of the current skins have been updated, but if you have created your own skin, you will need to make a small modification to your templates whenever you used the <mango:Archive> tag. If you don't change your templates, you will see blank archive lists or your category pages will shown wrong headers.
You can see an example of the changes needed in any of the updated skins. Basically, the change is that you need to have an Archive tag enclosing ArchiveProperty tags. Example:
<mango:Archives type="month">
<mango:Archive>
<mango:ArchiveProperty title dateformat="mmmm yyyy" /><br />
</mango:Archive>
</mango:Archives>
From 1.4.9 to beta 1.5 If you have version 1.4.9
From 1.4.4 to 1.4.8 If you have a version between 1.4.4 and 1.4.7
From 1.4.1 to 1.4.4 If you have a version between 1.4.1 and 1.4.3
Version History
Version 1.0
- Added user roles and permissions
- New file explorer
- Upgraded TinyMCE editor
- New File explorer plugin for TinyMCE editor
- Ability to create custom post and page edit panels
- Added hooks to let plugin developers add Pods to the admin Dashboard
- Added a simple Statistic pod for the Dashboard
- Users can now be de-activated
Version 0.2.5
- Fixed links cache problem
- Updated Google Analytics plugin for Google's new javascript code
- Added custom fields to post and page forms in administration
- Added some plugin events to admin forms
- Updated plugin.xml files to include Mango version required
Version 0.2.4
- Fixed bugs when using Contribute to update posts
- Added Akismet plugin
- Added Glossy Blue skin
- Some bug fixes
Version 0.2.3
- Administration cache manager to update your posts and pages cache (clearing the cache for links still in the works)
- Mango can now be installed on a host that requires username and password to be supplied in every query
- Added FormToEmail plugin that allows you to have a form in any of your static pages and it will send the information entered by the user to specified email addresses
- Some bug fixes
Version 0.2
- Feeds for individual categories and multiple categories
- Archives are now "paged" with Next and Previous Entries links
- Administration now shows when there are updates for skins available
- Search function will do a search in the database if Verity is not available
- Some bug fixes
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