Mango 1.4 Released
Some of the new features and improvements:
A new version has been released. The mayor features are post and page revisions, database search, working better in a cluster or cloud environment and Railo compatibility.
Some of the new features and improvements:
- Revisions of posts and pages are now stored and user can "restore" an older version
- Added a permission for users to not to be able to access the administation (thanks to Seb Duggan)
- Added a replacement for Verity search to search in database directly (this search now includes comments). It is the default search now.
- Plugin settings are now stored in database, which should make it easier to migrate a blog and use in a cluster environment
- Configuration file now has placeholders for base path so that directories do not need to be hardcoded in configuration file
- Ability to disable or enable threading
- Post pagination and search in administration (dedicated to Mark Drew)
- Session will be maintained while user is writing a post or page
- Added permission to manage pods and to run blog updates
- Drafts now always "float" to the top of the list
- Ability to remove plugins
- Ability to manually set the post URL (thanks to Seb Duggan)
- Added more functionality to BasePlugin to make it easier to write plugins.
- Plugins can now run their own upgrade method when a new version is installed via the administration
- Added new plugin (works for new installs only) that allows keeping the old BlogCFC URLs functional
- New installs include CFFormProtect
- New Cutline theme that includes many new features
- Solved some compatibility issues with Railo
- TinyMCE editor upgraded
- Many bug fixes and cosmetic changes
You can read more in the release notes. More information regarding the changes to come.