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09 June 2006
BlogCFM 1.12 Released

I finally got around to fixing all the bugs in BlogCFM and made version 1.12 available for download from the BlogCFM web site at http://www.blogcfm.org/download.cfm

It is purely a bug fix release, and hopefully will be nice and stable!

Posted by rickroot at 7:49 PM | Link | 2 comments
CFMBB 1.01 Released

CFMBB 1.01 is now available for download here. This is a bug fix release only, and contains no new features, nor any database changes.

Here's a list of features that have been added to the Galleon 1.5 code base:

  • BBML/BBCode Support - HTML-like markup for message posters
  • Optional confirmation of accounts required - either by the user or by an admin.
  • Most settings now stored in the database and can be controlled via the admin console.
  • Improved "Theme" support.
  • Avatars - gallery, remote URL, and "gravatar" support.
  • Signatures
  • Improved thread and message moderation - many tasks can be performed without going to the administration console.
  • Members only forums - login required to view.
  • Optional support for encrypted passwords.
  • Eliminated cflogin architecture, added support for persistent cookies.
  • IP logging of user logins and message posting for future support of ban capability.
  • Support for PostgreSQL in addition to MySQL and SQL Server.
  • File attachment support
  • modified subscription model mimics phpBB
  • member directory
  • board and user configurable timezone (all dates stored in UTC)
  • preview post functionality

In addition, CFMBB 1.1, currently in alpha, will include private message support allowing users to send private messages to each other via the boards, similar to phpBB's functionality. Another feature that will probably make it into 1.1 but hasn't been implemented yet is more powerful moderator capability - the ability to set moderators for the entire site, just one conference, or on a per forum basis.

Posted by rickroot at 4:46 PM | Link | 0 comments