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(messju) - add assign attribute to html_checkboxes and html_radios (pcg, Monte) - remove non-xhtml conformant tag from mailto function (tacker, Monte) - handle date_format codes %e, %T and %D for windows (tip, Monte) - fix unnecessary call to smarty_core_get_include_path() inside Smarty::_get_auto_filename() (c960657, messju) - add error-messages when anything else than an identifier is passed to foreach's key- or item-attribute (messju) - fix handling of digits inside tagnames (messju) - fix escaping of backslashes in Smarty_Compiler::_quote_replace() (messju) Version 2.6.3 (June 16, 2004) ----------------------------- - added escapement of '</' to '<\/' in escape:javascript modifier (c960657, Monte) - added obfuscation of protocol-string in {mailto} when using hex- encoding (bharat, messju) - enhanced auto-generated filenames for templates_c and cache (messju) - add 'nonstd' to escape modifier for escaping non-std chars, such as ms doc quote (Monte) - adjusted textformat to not output wrap chars after last para (Monte) - use tempnam() instead of unqid() to create better temporary files in smarty_core_write_file() (xces, messju) - add 'mail' to escape modifier for safe display of e-mail addresses (Monte) - add cycle function attribute "reset" to english docs (Monte) - enhanced support of numeric constants as variable-expressions (messju) - add case decentity to smarty_modifier_escape() (Konstantin A. Pelepelin, messju) - make smarty_core_write_compiled_include() php5-aware (messju) - removed unused functionality to load a subset of lines from a file (messju) - fix is_secure() should only check if a file is_readable, not if the directory where it is in is readable (sagi, messju) - fix problem displaying debug console when $default_resource_type is not "file:" (c960657, Monte) - fix permission handling with security and config_load (messju) - removed '.' from the list of default template locations in _parse_resource_name() (messju) - fix avoid warning with template_exists() on an absolute paths (messju) - fix parameters passed to resource's secure()-function (messju) - fix handling of integer values like width and delay im smarty_function_popup() (messju) Version 2.6.2 (Feb 17, 2004) ---------------------------- - fix allow empty years, months and days in html_select_date's time-attribute (messju) - fix YES and NO should not be booleanized inside triple-quotes in a config-file (messju) - fix accidently slurped line following a triple-quoted value in a config-file (messju) - change default for use_sub_dirs to false (messju) - fix quoting of values in smarty_function_popup() (messju) - fix handling of hidden sections in Config_File (messju) - add handling of resources for {config_load} (messju) - fix bug when using arrays with tr_attr and td_attr in {html_table} (messju) - add unit testing to cvs core (Monte) Version 2.6.1 (Jan 16, 2004) ---------------------------- - rename $smarty->tpl_error_reporting to $smarty->error_reporting (messju) - fix interpretation of $smarty->security in {html_image} (messju) - add caching of requested paths to _assemble_plugin_filepath() (messju) - fix handling of comments inside {php}- and {literal}-blocks (messju) - fix bug handling triple-quotes in config-files (BRDude, messju) - change default of request_use_auto_globals to true - $_SERVER is now preferred over $HTTP_SERVER_VARS (messju) - re-add support for $SCRIPT_NAME (messju) - reactivate $smarty->default_modifiers (messju) - add cookie persistance to debug console (Monte) - allow single-digit days and months without smarty_make_timestamp() in html_select_date (messju) - fix headers sent erroneously with cache_modified_check and fetch() (wphilips, messju) - fix config_file path bug (Marc Cabadas, Monte) - fix 'is even by' and 'is odd by' logic (Monte) - add day_empty, month_empty, year_empty and all_empty attributes to html_select_date (messju) - add table of explanation for {if} qualifiers in docs (boots) - fix bug when comparing array-keys to "selected" in html_options and html_checkboxes (messju) - add better checks for correctly nested tags when compiling (messju) - remove {$SCRIPT_NAME}. use {$smarty.server.SCRIPT_NAME} instead (messju) - remove $global_assign. assign global variables explicitly instead (messju) - fix example for count_characters in docs (boots) - add section new basic syntax section "Escaping Smarty Parsing" in docs (boots) - fix error handler call in config_load (boots) - remove warning in debug_print_var on php-resources (messju) - move function.assign.php to compiler.assign.php (messju) - add property $tpl_error_reporting (messju) - remove property $undefined. "null" is used literally instead (messju) Version 2.6.0 (Nov 19, 2003) ---------------------------- - move Smarty::quote_replace() to Smarty_Compiler::_quote_replace() (messju) - remove import of of attributes of {include_php} to php's namespace. use $params[name] instead (messju) Version 2.6.0-RC3 (Nov 13, 2003) -------------------------------- - fix handling of $var.key inside [] (messju) - fix handling of assign inside {insert}-tags (messju) - fix handling if [...] inside triple-quotes in config-files (messju) - fix handling of simple-math-operators inside modifiers (Dominik, messju) - fix handling of trailing-slashes in open_basedir in smarty_core_create_dir_structure() (packman, messju) Version 2.6.0-RC2 (Oct 8, 2003) ------------------------------- - apply modifiers only once to section-loop and foreach-from attrs (messju) - remove use of _smarty_cached_paths-files (messju) - remove Smarty::_plugin_implementation_exists() - use is_callable() (messju) - ignore {strip}/{/strip) inside {strip}-blocks (messju) - fixed removal of leading/trailing newlines in {strip}-blocks (messju) - fixed proper escaping of " and ' with escape:javascript (messju) - fixed bug in traversal of $smarty->plugins_dir-array. now the first matching plugin is taken (messju) - moved {strip} back into the compiler (messju) - fixed config_load: handling of section-attribute and use of multiple config-files in one template (atu, messju) Version 2.6.0-RC1 (August 11, 2003) ----------------------------------- - fixed status-header for cache_modified_check under cgi-sapi (messju) - added optional parameter $cache_attrs to register_function() and register_block(). $cache_attrs is an array containing attribute- names that should be cached on calls to functions that have $cacheable set to false. (messju) - enabled registration of class-methods as callbacks for the register_*- functions (use: array('classname', 'method_name')) as callback) (messju) - added filepath caching (Monte) - added optional assign-attribute to {capture}-tag (messju) - added $cacheable-parameter to register_compiler_function() (messju) - added $cacheable-parameter with default=true to register_function() and register_block() (messju) - add math speedup to core (Dominik, Monte) - fix newlines for tags without template output (Monte) - added config-option "request_use_auto_globals" to make auto-globals be used as request vars instead of HTTP_*_VARS (messju) - speed up config_load, simplify compiling (Monte) - added block-methods for registered objects (Bharat Mediratta, messju) - ignore one char resource names like c:foo.tpl (Monte) - added default_resource_type feature (Monte) - fix bug where config file starts with hidden section (boots, Monte) - add discrete error checking pertaining to $cache_dir and $compile_dir, their existance and writability (Monte) - fixed behaviour of start=... for {counter} (messju) - fixed assign for {counter} (messju) - added params vdir, hdir and inner to html_table to allow looping over the data in various directions (messju) - allow spaces in literal tags (Paul Lockaby, Monte) - speed up compiled templates, hardcode plugin filepaths instead of dynamically calculate at runtime. (Monte) - abstract many core components from Smarty.class.php, speeding up core class instantiation (Monte) - fixed bug in _create_dir_structure() when used with open_basedir- restriction and relative paths (messju) - use DIRECTORY_SEPARATOR exclusively, keep DIR_SEP for BC (Monte) - changed "link" to "href" in html_image. "link" is still working but deprecated (messju) - html_image always renders an alt-tag now (default alt="") (messju) - fixed assign attribute for multiple counters (messju) - added simple math operators to variables (Monte) - enabled array(&$obj. 'source', 'timestamp', 'secure', 'trusted') as callback for register_resource() (messju); - enabled array(&$obj, 'method') as callback for $default_template_handler_func (messju) - remove unnecessary close/open tags from compiled templates (Monte) - fixed errornous creation of '//' in image_path in html_image (messju) - fix escapement of special chars for key vals in debug console (Monte) - fixed debug timing logic for config_load (Tom Sommer, Monte) - all in-code doc comments converted to phpDocumentor format (Greg) - moved strip from smarty core to plugin (Monte) - moved config_load from smarty core to plugin (Monte) - added &$repeat-parameter to block-functions (messju) - enabled hex-constants in function.math.php (messju) - enabled hex-constants (0x...) as function-attributes, inside if-statements and as modifier-parameters (messju) - fixed bug with passing $smarty as reference in Smarty.compiler.class (messju) - corrected output with {strip} and PHP tag newlines (Monte) - added possibility to register function-callbacks as "array(&$obj, 'method)" this affects register_function(), -block, -compiler_function, -modifier, -prefilter, -postfilter, -outputfilter-functions() and $cache_handler_func (messju) - added <labels> to html_checkboxes and html_radios (Philippe, messju) - added "labels"-options to turn off labels in html_checkboxes and _radios (messju) Version 2.5.0 (April 11, 2003) ------------------------------ - fixed bug with default modifier when passing integer 0 (Monte) - change backtic syntax from $`foo` to `$foo` (Monte) - recognize $foo[][] syntax inside embedded quotes without backtics (Monte) - name=123 is passed as an integer (not a string) to plugins now (messju) - $length is now propagated to sub-values in debug_print_var (messju) Version 2.5.0-RC2 (March 26, 2003) ---------------------------------- - made clear_cache() ignore compile_id, when clearing cache-groups (this is when no $tpl_file is supplied) (messju) - made onmouseout XHTML-compliant in function.popup.php (messju) - applied local-var-naming-scheme to fetch() (messju) - renamed $localvars to $_localvars in cache-file-handling-functions, added _get_auto_id()-function (messju) - swapped compile_id and cache_id in read_cache_file and write_cache_file (messju) - reverted patch for cache-file-handling (messju) - made html_radios and html_checkboxes accept "selected" instead of "checked" optionally. (messju) - made compile_id ignored in clear_cache, made order of auto_file_name $cache_id.$compile_id again, applied the the new variable-naming-scheme for cache_file_handing functions (messju) - removed notice of undefined var in _rm_auto() (messju) - added warning message when an array is passed as the "checked" value of html_radios (Monte) - fixed errormessage in _compile_smarty_ref() (messju) - updated docs for html_image "name" -> "file" (messju) - fixed bug with html_options-optgroups (Nichlas Löfdahl, messju) - cleaned up calls to readdir() (messju) - fixed bug with passing multiple modifiers to a parameter (Monte) - updated docs for html_checkboxes, html_options and html_radios (messju) - fixed wrong default "name" attribute for html_options (messju) - html_checkboxes now expect the options as attribute "options" instead of "checkboxes. html_radios expect "options" instead of "radios". cleaned up indentiation (messju) - fixed too greedy str_replace in trimwhitespace outputfilter (messju) - html_checkboxes and html_radios passthru all unknown paramters now additionally their output is now XHTML compliant (messju) - html_options passthru all unknown paramters now (messju) - fix link functionality of html_image, also make output XHTML compatible (Hinrich Donner, Monte) - append "@" to default modifier vars/args supress possible warnings (Monte) - fix problem with escaped double quotes (Monte) - fix html_radios to not return an array (Monte) - fixed length in modifier.truncate.php (messju) - fixed handling of '$'-signs in trimwhitespace outputfilter (messju) - fix bug that makes config files recompile every time (Nagger, Monte) - add dpi functionality to html_image, change "name" parameter to "file" (Thomas Shulz, Monte) - fix height/width parameter index in html_image (Gerard, Monte) - get rid of unsetting name and script attributes to insert tag (Thomas Schulz, Monte) - changed argument order of string_format modifier back, was right in the first place (Monte) Version 2.5.0-RC1 (March 5, 2003) --------------------------------- - fixed notice in popup function (Nagger, Monte) - fix "once" var compiling for include_php (Monte) - added nl2br modifier to distribution (Monte) - added html_image to distribution (Monte) - added cat modifier to distribution (Monte) - added html_table to distribution (Monte) - added << >> <> support to if statments (SMK, Monte) - fix _assign_smarty_interface to not overwrite keys other than 'request' (Jerome Poudevigne, Monte) - added html_checkboxes to distribution (Christopher Kvarme, Monte) - added html_radios to distribution (Christopher Kvarme, Monte) - fixed string_format modifier args (wrong order) (Paul Lockaby, Monte) - use tmp file for file writes, avoid file lock race (Monte) - support syntax "$`smarty.config.foo`.tpl" for embedded vars in quotes, and allow full dollar var syntax (Monte) - add $smarty.config.varname variable for accessing config vars (Paul Lockaby, Monte) - silence PHP warnings in function.fetch.php (Eduardo, Monte) - added get_config_vars(), same basic functionality as get_template_vars() (Monte) - update get_template_vars() to be able to get individual vars (Monte) - fix minor logic in _fetch_template_info (Dennis Gearon, Monte) - fix cache groups with compile_id set (Monte) - add support for merging appended vars (messju, Monte) - allow null as function attribute value (André Rabold, Monte) - support $foo->bar[index] syntax (Monte) - add get_registered_object function (messju, Monte) - treat unrecognized param attribute syntax as string (Monte) - support $smarty.const.$foo syntax (messju, Monte) - remove E_NOTICE warnings from debug.tpl, escape modifier (Kanstantin, Monte) - don't count non-ascii chars in count_words modifier (Kanstantin, Monte) - clean up param calls to _parse_var and _parse_attrs (Monte) - define $template_source var, elude possible warning (Monte) - fix syntax problem with evaluating PHP constants (Monte) - add @ and === as valid if statement tokens (Monte) - enable error messages for config_load errors, use $this->config_class for loading class name (Monte) - fix html_options to not escape already escaped entities (Monte) - send Last-Modified header on cache creation (Monte) - check strict syntax of function attributes (Monte) - dropped support for modifers on object parameters, added support for objects as modifier parameters (Monte) - fixed bug with decimal numbers in if statements (Monte) Version 2.4.2 (Feb 11, 2003) ---------------------------- - support embedded variables in objects (Monte) - fix bug with objects with no properties (M Mohr, Monte) - support full dollar var syntax in quoted text (Monte) - fixed bug in $smarty.const.FOO introduced in 2.4.1 (M Mohr, Monte) Version 2.4.1 (Feb 6, 2003) --------------------------- - ignore case in IF statements (Rainer Collet, Monte) - treat undefined constants as null (Ferdinand Beyer, Monte) - fix problem with inserts and nested fetches (Rainer Collet, Monte) - added support for passing params to include_php (Tim Riley, Monte) - added support for math operators in if statements (Monte) - added support for $foo->bar[$x].blah syntax (Monte) Version 2.4.0 (Feb 2, 2003) --------------------------- - fix known problems with php tag handling in templates (recursion, echoing xml tags) (Monte) - add support for object registration (Monte) - add debug template to secure_dir, add template_dir to secure_dir by default (Ferdinand Beyer, Monte) - added support for assigned object access (Monte) - fixed bug with directories named '0' (Frank Bauer, Monte) - add javascript parameter to escape modifier (Monte) - added calling function line numbers to syntax error messages in compiler (Monte) - added support for modifiers to function calls (Monte) - support return value for custom functions instead of echoing (but echo still works) (Monte) - added direct access to constants via $smarty.const.FOO (Monte) - added support for passing modifiers to static values (Monte) - fix up regex code in compiler, more accurate and maintainable (Monte) - added day_value_format to html_select_date (Marcus Bointon, Monte) - assigned variables are no longer in global namespace, saving extract() calls and speeding up fetch() and display() linearly with no. of assigned variables (Monte) - added trimwhitespace output filter to dist. (Monte) - fix popup function to allow newlines in text (Monte) - escape html entities in html_options (Monte) - fixed bug with label for html_options (Monte) - added config_load API function (Monte) - added caching to config file loading (Monte) - added "extra" parameter to mailto function (Monte, Massimiliano Perantoni) - added mailto plugin to dist. (Monte) Version 2.3.1 (Nov 19, 2002) ---------------------------- - added optgroup support to html_options (Monte, Robert Amos) - set mtime on compile files so they match source files (Monte, Peter Bowen) - added proper support for open_basedir setting (Monte, Alessandro Astarita) - added strip variable modifier, updated docs (Monte) - fixed access to $smarty.x variables as arrays. (Andrei) - fixed errors with example setup docs (Monte, Matthew Hagerty) - added textformat block function (Monte) Version 2.3.0 (Aug 7, 2002) --------------------------- - added assign_by_ref() and append_by_ref() functions (Bob Silva, Monte) - changed default warning type for plugin errors from E_USER_WARNING to E_USER_ERROR (Monte) - added $all_extra, $hour_extra, $minute_extra, $second_extra and $meridian_extra parameters to html_select_time function (Rainer Collet, Monte) - update debug console to print objects (Simon Willison, Monte) - fix Config_File class to not error when there are no sections (Peter Kmet, Monte) - add default modifier logic (Monte) - updated popup_init to be xhtml compliant (Tom Oram, Monte) - fix filename bug with windows (Gary Loescher, Monte) - add ability to supply expire time in seconds when clearing cache or compile files (Monte) - add {debug} plugin to distribution (Monte) - fixed bug with insert tags, loading from "script" attribute when caching is enabled (Monte) - fix bug with debug_tpl file path with Windows (.SMK., Monte) - fix append() function with string/array problem (Monte) Version 2.2.0 (July 11, 2002) ----------------------------- - make debug.tpl work with any delimiter (Monte) - change logic in assign() and append() to test var names against != '' instead of empty() (Monte) - fix PHP notice in append() function (Monte) - allow $plugins_dir to be an array of directories (Andreas Kossmeier, Monte) - move debug.tpl to SMARTY_DIR, add to constructor (Monte) - fixed warning message in function.assign_debug_info (Monte) - fixed $template_dir, $compile_dir, $cache_dir, $config_dir, $plugin_dir to respect include_path (Monte) - fixed warning message with output filter array (Monte) - add optional 2nd parameter to date_format, used as the default date if the passed date is empty (Monte) - gave $reset a default value in cycle plugin (Monte) - fixed warnings with html_select_date and timestamp functions (Monte) - added support for sub directory exlusion format (Monte) - added support for grouping by cache_id, compile_id and segments thereof (Monte) - changed cache and compile files to human readable format (Monte) - remove overlib.js file from distribution (Monte) - fixed bug with 304 Not Modified response sending content (Monte) - fixed cycle function to respect delimiter after initial setting (Monte) - update $GLOBALS references to work properly with track_globals settings (Michal Prinke, Monte) - fixed bug in math function with call to assign (Grigory V. Kareev, Monte) - optimized for loops with count() function calls (Monte) - add month_value_format attribute to html_select_date plugin (Gary Loescher, Monte) - made it possible to use simple variables inside [] for indexing. (Andrei) - added "once" attribute to {include_php}. (Monte) Version 2.1.1 ------------- - added cycle function. (Monte) - fixed bug with resource testing, and include_path. (Monte) - fixed a bug with register_outputfilter function. (Monte) Version 2.1.0 ------------- - introduced output filters. (Andrei) - changed the way filters are loaded, added load_filter() API function and $autoload_filters variable. (Andrei) - added caching logic for expire times per cache file (Norbert Rocher, Monte) - fixed html_select_date when field separator is "/" (Roberto Berto, Monte) - added YYYY-MM-DD format support to html_select_date (Jan Rosier, Monte) - fixed cache_lifetime logic bug, also made -1 = never expire (Monte) - fixed directory separator issue for Windows. (Andrei) - added ability to use simple variables as array indices or object properties. (Andrei) - added ability to unregister pre/postfilters plugins at runtime. (Andrei) - added 'htmlall' attribute to escape modifier. (Monte) - added template_exists() API function. (Andrei) - fixed a problem with using dynamic values for 'file' attribute of {include_php} tag. (Andrei) - added $smarty.template variable. (Andrei) - fixed several plugins that would not work if the plugin directory was not the default one. (Andrei) - implemented support for block functions. (Andrei) - made it possible to assign variables in pre/postfilter plugins. (Andrei) Version 2.0.1 ------------- - rename plugin .make_timestamp.php to shared.make_timestamp.php. (Monte) - changed crc32() generated values, replace '-' with 'N'. (Monte) - added support for +/- N syntax in html_select_date year values. (Monte) - fixed behavior of inserts with script attribute. (Andrei) - fixed bug with $smarty.cookies and $smarty.server. (Andrei) - wordwrap and indent are missing from 2.0 release, now fixed. (Monte) - removed show_info_header and show_info_include variables. (Monte) Version 2.0.0 ------------- - added "eval" function plugin for evaluating variables as templates. (Monte) - removed $tpl_file_ext class variable, no longer used. (Monte) - added "hex" and "hexentity" escape types to escape modifier. (Monte) - removed dependency on PEAR. (Andrei) - update popup_init to accept src attribute. (Monte, Duncan Forrest) - implemented several optimizations, speeding up Smarty significantly in most cases. (Andrei,Monte) - implemented plugin architecture. (Andrei) - added wordwrap and indent modifiers. (Monte) - added support for 'If-Modified-Since' headers for cached content. (Monte) - removed insert_tag_check class variable, no longer needed. (Monte) - optimized cache fetches by scanning for insert tags only if they exist. (Monte) - fixed bugs in overlib. (Monte, Duncan Forrest) - fixed a problem with compile_id usage. (Andrei) - fixed problem with using assigned vars with {include_php ...} filepath. (Monte) Version 1.5.2 ------------- - added Smarty object as fifth argument for template resource functions. (Monte) - fixed a bug with incorrectly combined cache and compile id in clear_cache(). (Andrei) - fixed bug in smarty_make_timestamp introduced in PHP 4.1.0. (Monte) - fixed bug with cached insert debug timing. (Monte) - added 'script' attribute to {insert..} which specifies the script that the insert function can be found in. (Andrei) - added default template function handler. (Monte) Version 1.5.1 ------------- - removed error message from the generic _read_file() method, the caller should take care of that. (Andrei) - fixed a bug with incorrectly combined cache and compile id. (Andrei) Version 1.5.0 ------------- - added include_php built-in function, documented. (Monte) - added trusted_dir functionality, documented. (Monte) - consolidated secure_dir tests to one function. (Monte) - prepended _smarty_ to variable names in fetch() class function to avoid namespace conflicts. (Monte) - introduced $compile_id class variable that can be used to set persistent compile identifier across multiple display calls, documented. (Andrei) - fixed bug with concatenated null cache and compile identifiers. (Andrei) - added $smarty.section.* syntax for accessing section properties, documented. (Andrei) - added custom cache handling function ability, documented. (Monte) - added assign attribute to include, include_php, insert, fetch, math, and counter functions, documented. (Monte) - fixed bug with fetch testing for local file when http address. (Monte) - fixed bug with counter and skipval setting. (Monte) - made {config_load ...} merge globals from each config file only once per scope, thus avoiding several problems. (Andrei) - added {foreach ...} tag that can be used to iterate through non-sequential and associative arrays, documented. (Andrei) - speeded up section property access a bit. (Andrei) - removed $smarty variable from storage used by normal template variables, to prevent any problems. (Andrei) - fixed a bug that could cause parse error with quotes inside literal blocks. (Andrei, Alexander Belonosov) - added 'field_array' attribute to html_select_time function, documented. (Andrei, Michael Caplan) - documented {section} "max" attribute. (Monte) - fixed notice message in Smarty_Compiler.class.php. (Monte) - fixed bug with clear_cache introduced in 1.4.6, third parameter should default to null. (Monte) - updated Config_File class to support '\' path separator in OS/2. (Monte, Francesco Cipriani) - removed secure_ext setting (not used). (Monte) - made cache reading process more efficient. (Monte) - fixed bug, is_cached() now supports new 1.4.6 caching behavior. (Monte) - update FAQ with mailing list Reply-To header FAQ. (Monte) - supress error messages for fopen(), fix cache to regenerate if cache file is not available (i.e. cluster race condition). (Monte) - added index key example to QUICKSTART guide. (Monte) Version 1.4.6 ------------- - fixed bug with {assign ...} when passing an empty value. (Monte) - add more warning message fixes. (Monte, Tara Johnson) - documentation updates. (Monte) - update fetch function to give proper warning when fetching a non-readable or non-existant file. (Monte) - fixed problem with newline at the end of included templates (Monte, Andrei) - added feature to regenerate cache if compile_check is enabled and an involved template or config file gets modified. (Monte) - added DEBUG execution times to included files: REQUIRES updated debug.tpl file! (Monte) - added support for hidden config variables that cannot be read by templates. (Andrei) - added execution time to DEBUG console, total and inserts. (Monte) - fixed bug where DEBUG console would not appear with cached content. (Monte) - added support for postfilter functions that are applied to compiled template right after compilation. (Andrei) - fixed the name of clear_compile_tpl() API function to clear_compiled_tpl. (Andrei) - added fix for removing comments so that the line numbers are reported correctly in case of errors. (patch from Anders Janson) - made html_options output xhtml compatible code. (Monte, Arnaud Limbourg) Version 1.4.5 ------------- - update FAQ with index of questions at the top - update overlib to 3.50, adjust addon code so that the overlib.js file isn't modified, and not using the mini one. (Monte) - added many more options to html_select_date. (Alexander Skwar, Andrei) - added support for generating different compiled templates from the same source template. (Hans-Peter Oeri, Andrei) - modified Smarty to pass itself to insert functions as the second parameter. (Andrei) - modified Smarty to pass itself to prefilter functions as the second parameter. (Andrei) - fixed syntax error when including a non-existant template with security enabled. (Monte) - fixed comments handling to allow commenting out template blocks. (Andrei) - implemented named capture buffers, with results accessible via $smarty.capture.<name>. (Andrei) - added ability to index arrays directly by numbers. (Andrei) - fixed bug with SMARTY_DIR not prepended to Config_File include. (Monte) Version 1.4.4 ------------- - fixed problem with including insecure templates with security enabled. (Monte) - numerous documentation updates. (Monte) - added ENT_QUOTES to escapement of html. (Monte, Sam Beckwith) - implemented access to request variables via auto-assigned $smarty template variable. (Andrei) - fixed a bug with parsing function arguments inside {if} tags if a comma was present. (Andrei) - updated debug console with config file vars. (Monte) - added SMARTY_DIR constant as an alternative to relying on include_path. (Monte) - added popup_init and popup functions (requires overlib.js). (Monte) - updated debug console with config file vars. (Monte) - added debugging url control. (Monte) - added 'quotes' type to escape modifier. (Monte, Mike Krus) - added 'total' and 'iteration' section properties. (Andrei) - added 'start', 'max', and 'step' section attributes/properties. (Andrei) - fixed a bug with security checking of functions inside {if} tags. (Andrei) - fixed a bug in Config_File that would incorrectly booleanize values that weren't really booleans. (Andrei) Version 1.4.3 ------------- - added regex_replace modifier, documented. (Monte) - added debugging console feature and custom function assign_debug_info, documented. (Monte) - added 'scope' attribute for {config_load}, 'global' is now deprecated but is still supported. (Andrei) - reduced template symbol table pollution by moving config array into the class itself. (Andrei) - fixed a bug with passing quoted arguments to modifiers inside {if} statements. (Andrei, Sam Beckwith) - added security features for third party template editing, documented (Monte) - added assign custom function, documented. (Monte) - fixed bug with template header using version instead of _version. (Monte) - fixed a problem with putting $ followed by numbers inside {strip} and {/strip} tags. (Andrei) - fixed Config_File class to allow empty config paths (defaults to current directory). (Andrei) Version 1.4.2 ------------- - move $version to internal variable, remove from docs. (Monte) - cleaned up compiled templates global scope by moving some variables into the class itself. (Andrei) - fixed a bug that would not allow referring to a section in the including file from the included file. (Andrei) - configs directory missing from 1.4.1 release, added back in. (Monte) - added windows include_path setup instructions to FAQ & QUICKSTART. (Monte) Version 1.4.1 ------------- - fix LOCK_EX logic for all windows platforms (Monte) - fixed indexing by section properties with the new syntax. (Andrei) - updated Smarty to u... [truncated message content] |
