Depending on how many of you are still needing PHP4, I will consider different solutions for the new features (mostly optimized indexing and such).
I’m developing under apache+PHP5 but I always care about being compatible with PHP4.
As you might know, however, support for PHP4 has been dropped in February; so how is the situation of your web hosts? Would you still use FP if I chose a PHP5-only feature for future development?
Let me know. You can discuss on the forum, too.
Bye
I’m getting a lot of these refererrer urls lately
http://www.undergrou … viewtopic.php?t=3218
and I’m quite a bit worried about what this site should be…
I suggest you to back up your blog, who knows..
If anybody knows something, please let me know, in this case also via contact form
To the guys running the site, thank you for spending your time trying to hack into a spare time project created for fun and which the author freely shared with other people and for free.
I’m sure a someone of you is going to be rewarded if he’ll find an exploit.
Thank you a lot for spoiling our fun.
It’s been a damn long, guys!
(horrible home-made artwork by me, as always :P)
Finally, here it is, with its huge, but probably not even complete CHANGELOG!
Download from SourceForge
WARNING: Please BACKUP before upgrading, and I suggest you to follow this guide
If you’re still unsure, check this early gallery of screenshots by drudo, which is a bit outdated, but should still give you an idea :)
(For those of you wondering, it’s svn rev146)
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Hey, I didn’t remember how old my last post was; BTW, stay tuned, SVN is stable, so the final release should come out soon!
just to let you know, less-ugly-urls[¹] (no mod_rewrite) are now available in SVN rev140 by setting the PRETTYURLS_PATHINFO constant in plugin.prettyurls.php to true; then your urls will look like
http://example.com/flatpress/index.php/2008/04/11/my-site/
files that changed are two:
you should be able to test them with alpha3 (I can’t assure it will work older alphas, and they probably won’t work with even older versions)
[¹] well, really I don’t think that standard URLs are ugly anymore, with the new “?x=…” syntax :)
