Bugs Fixed:
bug #490130 by ezra-g: array_shift error on nodequeue_view_random_node
bug #483204 by wulff and nrambeck: Queue Manipulation callbacks not updated from Drupal 5
This release corrects a hard-coded module version number that was included in the several of the .info files in the nodequeue 5 branch. It is recommended that you update to this version.
This release removes an additional debug message that was missed in the previous release. For a list of substantive changes since the 5.x-2.2 version, see the release notes from the 5.x-2.3 release.
Do not use this release. This release contains stray debugging code and will crash on sites that are not using the devel module. It has been superceded by the 5.x-2.5 version.
This is the second release candidate of Nodequeue for Drupal 6. Views integration has fundamentally changed since the Drupal 5 version in that you must now use relationships for your nodequeue views. The built in Views should adequately explain this. You must be using Views 2.0-beta4 or later; prior versions of Views will not work. Thanks to everyone who helped by writing patches, reviewing patches and reporting errors!
This version fixes two issues that caused white screen of death errors when Nodequeue is enabled with workflow_ng: #265567: fatal error in worklfow-ng.inc - by fago
This is a straight port of Nodequeue for Drupal 5; the only new features are that the Views integration has fundamentally changed. You must now use relationships for your nodequeue views. The built in Views should adequately explain this.
You must be using Views 2.0-beta4 or later; prior versions of Views will not work.
Now, all nodequeues have subqueues; the standard nodequeue that everyone knows and loves gets just 1 subqueue. But plugins can create nodequeues that have subqueues that are related to something. The smartqueue_taxonomy module allows you to create a nodequeue that has 1 subqueue per taxonomy term in a vocabulary. This can be used to easily create featured nodes per category without littering up your administration console.
Nodes can now be added to queues either via node links, the nodequeue tab or from the view queue page.