webgui/docs/changelog/6.x.x.txt
Steve Simms b7e52c330c Fixed a bug in AdminBar's clipboard code where a standard hash was
used instead of a CPHash for database access.
2004-02-01 04:15:26 +00:00

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6.0.0
- HTTP header conforming P3P Compact Privacy Policy. This fixes IE6 cookie
privacy problems.
- Removed all the old styles. They now exist as themes in the user
contributions area of plainblack.com.
- Migrated styles to templates and removed the styles system.
- Updated page templates to be more powerful.
- Converted items to articles and removed the item wobject.
- Converted FAQ's to USS submissions and removed the FAQ wobject.
- Created format and processReplacements subs in the WebGUI::HTML package.
- Migrated extra columns to page templates and removed the Extra Column
wobject.
- Migrated Link Lists to USS submissions and removed the Link List wobject.
- Re-enabled the Date macro by default.
- Templatized the Login Box macro.
- Added the new WebGUI 6 design.
- Templatized the Admin Bar macro.
- Added CoolMenus to the distribution for easy making of DHTML driven menus.
(Thanks to Thomas Brattli.)
- Added JS Calendar to the distribution to replace the old calendar system.
(Thanks to Mihai Bazon.)
- Updated the Form subsystem to use the new calendar for date and time
fields.
- Bugfix 859816 : DataForm - security issues. Tnx Gabor for reporting.
- ^t; now starts in current root rather then in site root.
- Added new Authentication System.
- Collateral macros now return undef instead of the macro tag when no
matching collateral is found.
- Added style personalization.
- Added admin style option.
- Added per page printable styles.
- Wobject privileges are available per page rather than site-wide.
- Templatized the Rich Editor support. Tnx to Len Kranendonk
- Fixed a problem in the forum that showed up under Postgres.
- Added some processing functions to programatically add meta tags,
javascript, and link tags to the head block of a page from anywhere within
webgui.
- Fixed a bug in AdminBar's clipboard code where a standard hash was
used instead of a CPHash for database access. (Thanks to Steve Simms.)