Elgg Blog: Elgg 1.10.3 Released
Elgg 1.10.3 has been released and is ready for download.
As always, thank you to our contributors. If you find any issues please make sure to report them at our github issue tracker.
1.10.3 (2015-03-08)
Contributors
• Juho Jaakkola (5)
• Jeroen Dalsem (4)
• Ismayil Khayredinov (1)
• Jerôme Bakker (1)
• Matt Beckett (1)
• Cim (1)
• Rodrigo (1)
• Evan Winslow (1)
Documentation
- helpers: Adds missing underscores to elgg_get_loggedin_user_* functions (02ef5d7b)
- views: documented the difference between page/elements/foot and footer (001be7e4)
Bug Fixes
Matt Beckett
I'm a self-employed web developer, family man, nerd, scuba diver. Manager/maintainer of this elgg community site, and core Elgg development team member.
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gushbellino on Elgg Blog: Elgg Blog is moving to the community ():
Thank you for the announcement Matt.
Is this a complete changelog? I feel like something is missing.
It is complete. Most of the commits were chores, so they do not show up in the changelog.
Ah, I was thinking about a commit that was merged to 1.x. Thanks for the release
Sweet.
By the way, will you guys be updating the ckeditor in the vendors folder? There's that bug in Safari where the cursor will jump back to the beginning of the text area.
Is there an issue reported for it? I couldn't find one
Yes, here's the ticket which is fixed now with the latest release:
http://dev.ckeditor.com/ticket/12423
It's happening now here in the community text area.
oh I see, then it will be here as soon as we can upgrade the community site. I believe the holdup was having to upgrade PHP for 1.10
Are you guys figuring out why 1.10 doesn't work with php 5.3 or lower?
@Cim 1.10 requires php 5.4 by design. It's not something that we missed. It's required and it's about to stay that way. Issue that folks usually stumble upon is syntax error due to us using PHP 5.4-specific features which we proudly use.
PHP7 is coming, time to update your stack.
We intentionally broke compatibility with 5.3 because it is now dangerous and irresponsible to keep supporting it. It doesn't receive security updates. We also like features available in newer versions of php.