4.7.x

fixed an install bug (bad sql if enabling views *after* subform, and subform does not yet have any defined relation types)

since the last release, i've:

updated the required modules list, description, and added a tutorial to the README.txt
added an option to require delete confirmation
added support for keeping fieldsets open between page loads
fixed a child type calculation bug
added views cache clearing on subform creation (without this, views driven selection lists won't work)

This release will work for either Drupal 4.7 or 4.6.

In this release, subform gains relationship cardinality control, improved selection lists (now with functioning filters and paging), a cleaner look, and Views 1.2 compatibility.

Right now i'm feeling like the short term roadmap includes granular relation creation restrictions based on user role, and allowing nested subforms.

This release fixes a security vulnerability, all users of cvs.module (4.7.x-1.0 or 4.7.0 from before the new release system) are urged to upgrade. For more details, see DRUPAL-SA-2006-028.

This release includes a new database update: cvs_update_5() which removes a stale entry from the {variable} table. After you upgrade, you should run update.php for your site.

Other changes since cvslog 4.7.x-2.0:

• #94000 by dww: adding $Name$ tags for automated version identification.
• #97031 by Zen: CVS application form fixes + move all strings to the settings page.
• #97128 by dww: don't make the body field required when project administrators edit project releases.
• #97735 by AjK: Extra application status.
• #97789 by AjK, dww and Zen: numerous UI improvements for CVS account management:
  • Changes the status "pending response" to "queued"
  • Adds a new status "disabled"
  • You can now filter the account overview page by status
  • Paginates the list of cvs accounts on the accounts overview page
  • Lots of other minor string improvements
• #101034 by AjK: Two settings form element names not aligned with system variable name.
  

This release fixes a security vulnerability, all users of cvs.module (4.7.x-1.0 or 4.7.0 from before the new release system) are urged to upgrade. For more details, see DRUPAL-SA-2006-028.

This release includes a new database update: cvs_update_5() which removes a stale entry from the {variable} table. After you upgrade, you should run update.php for your site.

Other changes since cvslog 4.7.x-1.0: