Plugin / FeedCache
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1.1.1
- Bugfix: WP database password wasn’t found properly in CRON script
1.1
- widgetize plugin
- store all config settings in the yaml file. dont use a separate master-config.txt file
1.0.6.1
- bugfix for missing false option on settings page
1.0.6
- bugfix for truncation of feed titles during CRON job
1.0.5
- strip non-ascii characters from title output
1.0.4
- added plugin credits to admin page footer
- updated credential levels for adding admin subpage
1.0.3
- update WP options to only use 2 option fields via an options array
1.0.2
- use feed_tools gem for parsing
- single YAML config file
- store RSS cache into the WP database
0.9.8
- allow for up to 99 feed groups now
0.9.5
- added option to open feed links in a new browser window
0.9.1
- bugfix for issue where files/ directory wasn’t being included in the WordPress download
- fixed issue with truncation of feed titles to include ellipses
0.9
- allow the user to set the number of RSS groups (from 1 – 10)
- moved config and cache files to the new files/ directory
- created a new master-config file for general settings
0.8.1
- fixed an issue with weird links using ATOM feeds from blogspot
0.8
- now using feedparser library to parse both RSS and ATOM feeds
- cleaned up configuration so only the feedcache plugin path will need to be entered
0.7.2
- fixed bug with config files not being set properly
0.7.1
- rename broken screenshot file
0.7
- Allow up to 4 different cache files to allow for multiple instances of the plugin per theme
- Fix some admin page layout issues
0.6.1
- Add option to not send CRON error emails
0.6
- Fix broken feed formatting options
0.5.5
- Added user-agent to the CRON script to force RSS-only feeds from feedburners SmartFeed service
0.5.2
- Lower the error output level from the CRON job again
0.5.1
- Lower the error output level from the CRON job
0.5
- Use a temp file when grabbing new cache
0.4
- Updates to the Ruby CRON script for better error handling
0.3.1
- Fixed bug that would cause PHP header errors during login/logout
0.3
- Added option to manually override the number of feed items to display on a per feed basis
- Added option to manually override the feed text formatting option on a per feed basis
0.2
- Updated README file
- Added option for manually named feed titles
0.1
- Initial Release
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