All notable changes to this project will be documented in this file. We follow the Semantic Versioning 2.0.0 format.
display_tags()
now displays readable timestamps
placeholder
attribute for select fields is now checked so a Fatal Error is is not thrown.
time
/datetime
fields saved under a taxonomy now save the timezone in the term description
date
/time
/datetime
fields can be repeated but only single date fields are saved into a taxonomy (plans to remove date types from a taxonomy are being considered)
- Uploading a file through the custom file upload field creates an attachment
- Fix bug that caused empty links to interrupt saving of fields that followed
- Fix bug that caused numeric indexes to be off
- Serialize all custom meta box meta data
- Remove
formset
type - Added
'repeated'
parameter for repeating a field of any type - Fixed some in-code documentation and README
- Added backwards compatibility that helps phase out old data (temporary)
- Changed most ineffective WP_Error's to call wp_die() instead
- Fix menu position parameter for custom post types
- Added a checkbox to Post to turn featured image on/off within a the blog post.
- Names of our custom post types in the sidebar to be plural, matching the standard for default WordPress post types.
url
field output (in the meta box) fromtype="url"
totype="text"
, so that relative URLs will not fail native browser validation.
- Version number due to confusion about misplaced tags.
This version provides no functional changes over 1.5.1. It is only being included here so it doesn't appear that we skipped a version.
- labeling to link and "how to" to formsets
- Refactored some code
- A bug that ignored validation for some field types under certain circumstances
- Where and how date/time/datetime is saved
- Refactored tests
- Obsolete tests
- Meta-data saving of
wysiwyg
,date
,time
,datetime
fields
- Readability of the date/time fields' taxonomy tags
- Format of how each field is saved
- Arbitrary formset functionality
- Lots of issues with saving and removing fields
- Some visual issues