This release has been withdrawn due to a massive bug relating to configuration handling.
Very, very sorry for letting this one slip through. I'm working on a solution at the moment, and should have a fixed version before long.
This is a bugfix release.
Previous versions did not allow for the case of no specified modules. Result was that default module (mimemail) would always be read.
Modifed lib.main.php to trap for case of $modules='' wherever it is used. Modified fproc.php so that $module_req and $modules is set after updating and sanitising $settings[]. Auto-load of modules has been commented out.
Changes are coming thick-and-fast at the moment. Looks like I have too much time on my hands at the moment! Anyone want to give me a job.
Latest changes are:
- Bug uncovered and fixed: The configuration settings update now works correctly.
- $settings[] data can now be serialized to a file. (Unserializing comes a bit later I'm afraid).
- Added some necessary constants and settings to deal with logging and serialization files.
Minor changes in this one:
- Added an INSTALL file <hurrah>.
- Modified settings to allow per-configuration log file to be specified.
Minimal changes in this release. Just finished stripping the HTML visual formatting from templates etc.
Next release should have more substantive changes, so unless you really want to have a play with the code I'd suggest you hold on for that release.
At long last the FProc web site has been launched.
As with most sites, its a work in progress, and will probably change significantly over the coming months.
This latest version of fproc is a developer release, and intended only for 'playing around with', and so that users can see the direction that the project is going in.
I am currently in the process of switching to CSS formatting for all pages.
The code to unify client/user mimemail handling is not written yet, therefore 'templates/default_template_*_html.php' files are identical.
Please expect bugs in this release.
Finally got some files up on CVS. Lots more to do, but at least there is something to work with.
The basic form processing functions are in place, as well as those for e-mail formatting and database insertion.
Sorry, no files released yet. Intend to upload as soon as possible.