Dotclear

A new version that fixes two bugs concerning the management of users other than administrators (or super-administrators).

A new maintenance release that solves, among other things, the date and cache problems encountered by some users. Changes: Revert some modifications done for PHP 8.1 compliance (strftime) Cleanup remaining currywurst folders (currywurst template removed since 2.20)

A maintenance release to fix these bugs: Fix: Cope with author TZ for posts and pages edition Fix: Avoid browser caching on page/post preview Fix: List of entries using a media

A new version of Dotclear which I let you discover the (light) resumption of the look of the administration. In particular, many PNG images have been replaced by a vector version (SVG format), which allows to keep a good quality at any zoom ... [More] level. Note that it requires PHP 7.4 or PHP 8.0. We have tried to fix all the problems that may occur with PHP 8.1, but our testing may not have been exhaustive and we welcome any feedback on how this latest version of PHP works. For details of the changes, see the CHANGELOG or even the repository. [Less]

A small update that fixes three not very serious but potentially annoying bugs in the use of Dotclear.

Still gardening and happy tooyou Kozlika! As announced at the time of the 2.19 release, we are publishing new versions more often - or at least trying to. In this new version 2.20, the highlights are as follows: A new alternative ... [More] repository system has been set up for third-party plugins and themes, which can be useful if the DotAddict server is running out of steam, as it did recently (thanks to Noé for getting it up and running again), or if the author does not wish to deposit his work elsewhere than on his own public repository. We detail the procedure to follow below. A new IPv6-specific spam filter (which is starting to be deployed quite a bit) is included in parallel with the IPv4-specific filter. Users can now enter several additional email addresses and websites in their profile. Indeed, some themes allow the author of a post to be differentiated from other commenters on the basis of those email and web site addresses, which may change over time. This system therefore makes it possible to indicate new addresses without having to modify the metadata of old comments. Dotclear's wiki syntax has been extended to allow the easy insertion of HTML block details. A vertical bar at the beginning of the line, followed by the text of the summary is necessary to start this block, followed by the free content of the block, followed by a line with a vertical bar as the first character only ending the whole, i.e. : |summary of the detail block (hidden by default) … content of my block … | Please note: this version is the last to support PHP 7.3; the next 2.21 will require at least PHP 7.4 (or PHP 8). A message will be displayed on your dashboard if your PHP version is affected. Alternative repositories: To implement an alternative repository for a module, plugin or theme, you need two things: A repository entry in the properties provided in the module's _define.php file, such as: 'repository' => 'https://raw.githubusercontent.com/franck-paul/sysInfo/main/dcstore.xml' A dcstore.xml file structured as follows, and stored in accordance with the URL provided above: [MODULE NAME] [MODULE.VERSION] [MODULE AUTHOR] [MODULE DESCRIPTION] [MODULE_ARCHIVE.ZIP] [MODULE_DOTCLEAR_VERSION_MIN] [MODULE_DETAIL_URL] [MODULE_SUPPORT_URL] Example for the sysInfo plugin: System Information 1.16.3 System Information System Information https://github.com/franck-paul/sysInfo/releases/download/1.16.3/plugin-sysInfo-1.16.3.zip 2.19 https://open-time.net/docs/plugins/sysInfo https://github.com/franck-paul/sysInfo Note that the dcstore.xml file does not need to be included in the module installation archive. As soon as a module, indicating in its _define.php file an alternative repository, will be installed with Dotclear version 2.20, then the latter will also consult this repository to check for the presence of a new version. One more thing! It is possible to save the default settings for inserting a media file (image, sound, ...) which is then used when editing posts and pages. See Blog settings, section "Media and images". It is also possible to save the current insertion parameters when inserting media into a post. This is convenient but can be counterproductive in some cases. Dotclear version 2.20 now takes into account the presence of a .mediadef file (or .mediadef.json) structured as follows, so that the settings specified in it become automatically pre-selected instead of those saved by default for the blog: { "size": "o", "legend": "none", "alignment": "center", "link": false } Voilà les valeurs possibles pour les différents réglages : size : "sq" for thumbnail, "s" for small, "m" for medium, "o" for original legend : "none" for none, "title" for title only, "legend" for title and legend alignment : "none" for none, "left" to left align, "right" to right align, "center" to center link : true with the link, false without the original image link You are not obliged to specify all the settings and if one or more of them are missing, the one or more saved for the blog will be used. Moreover, this preset file is only valid for the folder in which it is saved and therefore only for the media it contains. Conclusion For the rest, the curious can consult the details of the modifications in the CHANGELOG file of this version. Et voilà ! [Less]

A new version to celebrate the 18 years of Dotclear. On the program, a more robust code (PHP and Javascript), some improvements for themes developers, a minimal version of PHP 7.3 required, the compatibility with PHP 8 being ensured, the few ... [More] used libraries have been updated (jQuery, CKEditor, codemirror, ...). Note that the MySQL driver support has been removed and is now replaced by the MySQLi driver. You don't have to change anything if you were using the old one, the replacement is automatic. Furthermore, the "remember me" function present on the blog comment forms, previously managed via the creation of a cookie, is now replaced by a local storage in the browser via the localStorage API. Note also that Google's FLoC tracking system is automatically disabled (which can be overridden via the blog settings). The curious can study the CHANGELOG file for details. We will also try to publish new versions more often with probably less stuff each time as the application has already reached its maturity/majority :-) [Less]

A maintenance version that corrects a few bugs, especially when putting programmed entries online.

A new version that brings some changes and updates. The most notable are : The IP addresses - especially from comments - are now displayed in the administration only if you are administrator or super-administrator. The HTML syntax and the ... [More] CKEditor editor are now proposed by default for new users and new blogs. The CKEditor editor now integrates footnotes management. Note that the next major release, 2.19, will require PHP 7.0 or greater! [Less]

A maintenance version that fixes two minor problems with Safari.