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Release notes

This release providers support for the new widget functionality of the latest CKEditor library. This makes the embedded atoms more robust, less likely to get broken. Update instructions can be found in the documentation at: Scald Installation / configuration

The panels' custom content is now supported built-in. The scald_panels_dnd
module is not required anymore for that purpose.

Backwards incompatible changes

3rd party video providers are moved to separate projects

The scald_vimeo, scald_youtube, and scald_dailymotion modules have been moved
to separate contrib modules, in order to not have any 3rd party integration
modules in Scald Core.

Steps to upgrade to the latest version:
(Note: Instead of using Registry Rebuild in below steps a Drupal Cache Clear might be enough in certain cases.)
- Install Registry Rebuild (if not already installed) either as a drush
command or as a php file.
Explanation at https://www.drupal.org/project/registry_rebuild
- Update to the latest version of Scald Core
- Download the youtube/vimeo/dailymotion modules depending on which ones were
used before on the site
- Run Registry Rebuild

Scald_video moved to core, video players moved to separate projects

The scald_video base module which provided a html5 video player with local
storage is now part of Scald Core. The extra players are now available as
separate modules.

Steps to upgrade to the latest version:
- Install Registry Rebuild (if not already installed) either as a drush
command or as a php file.
Explanation at https://www.drupal.org/project/registry_rebuild
- Disable and uninstall the scald_video players that are used on the site. Do
not disable or uninstall the scald_video module itself.
- Delete the scald_video module already existing on the site
- Update to the latest version of Scald Core
- Download the player modules that was used on the site (now separate projects)
- Run Registry Rebuild
- Enable the player modules that was used on the site before

"link" option is now urlencoded

The scald_image module's link data property is now urlencoded. If any custom
code used $options['link'] before this version, it should now be changed to
urldecode($options['link']).

All changes since 7.x-1.3:

Created by: nagy.balint
Created on: 21 May 2015 at 10:07 UTC
Last updated: 2 Aug 2018 at 04:56 UTC
Git tag 7.x-1.4
Bug fixes
New features
Insecure
Unsupported

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