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Fix for #1205024 - error when updating if Taxonomy disabled.
Fix for #1203962 - incorrect implementation of cache_clear_all(). Caused "PDOException: SQLSTATE[42000]: Syntax error...."
Fixed E_NOTICE error with page_title_form_taxonomy_form_term_alter() in page_title.module. The default assumed the Term ID was set, even when creating terms.
Beta 1 of the 2.4 release. This is intended for people to test. There has been a significant change to the code + initial implementation of a Views integration.
Note: A lof of code is now in the module specific includes in modules/*.inc. I plan on moving more in there when I can.
Note2: The admin page has moved from content to configuration, it seems more appropriate. It is now on 'admin/settings/page-title'
Releasing an alpha version of Page Title for Drupal 7. This still needs testing. The installed bug is fixed as it the issue in the admin form with current-user.
* Fixed the issue with double encoding.
* Tidied up some code and comments
* Changed the Page Title field description to be more user friendly
* Integrated the core forum module to allow overview, container and forum page titles to be set
* Fixed Content Copy bug - the field now copies correctly using the CCK Content Type Import & Export tool.
* Fixed token caching bug
* Fixed the issue with double encoding.
* Tidied up some code and comments
* Changed the Page Title field description to be more user friendly
* Integrated the core forum module to allow overview, container and forum page titles to be set
* Fixed Content Copy bug - the field now copies correctly using the CCK Content Type Import & Export tool.
* Fixed token caching bug
Token scope awarenes - users, terms and nodes can now all have their own patterns
The database table schema has been revised to store page titles against "type" and "id" rather than just "nid". This allows term and user level page titles.
Page Number appending. This allows any listing pages to append a suffix to the page title when a pager is used.
Token scope awarenes - users, terms and nodes can now all have their own patterns
The database table schema has been revised to store page titles against "type" and "id" rather than just "nid". This allows term and user level page titles.
Page Number appending. This allows any listing pages to append a suffix to the page title when a pager is used.
As an extension of the ALPHA1 release, this release fixes a few bugs, re-implements hook_node_type (which allows Page Title settings to be kept pending a node type change) and also now provides Token Pattern Fields for all content types, enabled or not. This means that enabling a content type simply toggles the textfield for that node type. All content types get parsed by Page Title and this modification allows different Token Templates for all content types.
This is an alpha release (bugs may still be present).
It integrates Page Title with Token module which extends the fields you can use in the title. It also adds the ability to enable the page title only for certain content types (eg, you can enable Page Title for a Story but not for a Book). All title will still be effected, however unchecked content types will not have the Page Title field option to override the title. Finally you can also configure specific token patterns for each content type now (or leave blank for it to fallback to the default).
This module is in pretty good shape. Not many bugs in the queue, and it does what it advertises. It is better to have a release so that people with current installations can use other tools (such update status module) to track future development.
This developer’s release contains the latest bug fixes and the latest bugs.
If you aren’t a developer: for your own safety, please, use this release only if the latest official release isn’t working for you and you have posted about it in the issue queue. And remember to keep your hands and feet inside the ride at all times.