Downloads

Version 1.7 download (see install instructions)

This is the complete install, for upgrades, see below.

What's new in version 1.7

  • Added ability to switch editors. Right now the options are CkEditor and TinyMCE. There is no UI to change, but you can change the option from the database directly. If you have custom settings, those can be appended to the header by adding a setting in the settings table. 
  • Added picture chooser to Author settings
  • Fix file explorer issue in CF 10.
  • Added email option to the CommentProperty tag
  • Made changes to allow plugins change the current template skin on the fly
  • Changed default date format to make it easier to localize

Upgrade download

Go to your blog administrator and you should see a button to let you run the automatic upgrade.

If for some reason you can't run the automatic updater and you are in version 1.3.1, you can download the update, unzip it and follow the instructions in the readme.txt file.

IMPORTANT

If you installed version 1.4.1, you will need to make sure your role has the "Manage system" permission. If you don't, you will not be able to download the update. Go to Users > Roles, and click on your role. The select the "Manage System" checkbox and click Submit. The logout and log back in.

 

6 Comments

  1. Tim Jespersen
    Tim Jespersen
    March 01, 2009
    I'm running 1.2.4 but I don't see a button the admin to upgrade. Am I missing it somewhere?
  2. Laura
    Laura
    March 01, 2009
    Hi Tim,
    It could be that your server is blocking web service calls. Do you know of any limitation like that in your server?
  3. Phil
    Phil
    August 30, 2010
    I want to swap my wordpress site for the Mango blog software. Is there some sort of a conversion script available so that I can keep my posts, tags and categories?

    Regards,
    Phil
  4. Laura
    Laura
    August 30, 2010
    Phil,
    You can import it while you are installing Mango.
  5. Tom
    Tom
    September 13, 2010
    When are you going to add support for metadata? Sharing posts on services like Facebook is terrible since it doesn’t show any relevant post information in the description. Bad for SEO as well!
  6. Mark Aplet
    Mark Aplet
    September 13, 2010
    @tom, you can use custom fields for metadata. It's pretty easy. Check out http://www.mangoblog.org/docs/documentation/use-custom-fields and look in the forums for examples.

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