6.x

This project is still in pre-alpha stages. To see an up-to-date status and roadmap of the project please visit http://groups.drupal.org/node/11011.

First port to Drupal 6.x.
#247198: Titles Only View -> Links. Displaying as titles now works. Minor bugfix.

- add styling for tagadelic.module.
- add admin style, clone from garland.
- update large screenshot.
- reposition code layout, clone from garland.
- revamp page region handling, clone from garland.

This release has support for an upgrade path from the 5.x version and 6.x-beta5

Issues fixed since last beta...

• #260464: error while trying to import data
• #259177: Filter tab broken + wrong update status
• #261093: Problem with biblio_contributors field
• #260824: list view shows attachment which are not selected to be listed:
• #261109: Incompatible with node_clone?
• #261957: biblio.biblio_authors column
• #261123: Filtering by author shows strange filter name
• #261175: Publication Type specific fields not available, is this a not yet finished part of version 6?
• #260193: Author information
• #259473: Sort on full title, not just first letter

NOTE!!! Contrary to what the documentation says, if you are upgrading a 5.x database, you should leave the biblio module enabled during the upgrade.

The way I test upgrades (5.x to 6.x) is to make a backup of your entire 5.x schema and restore it to another schema name. For example, If I have a schema called D5 (which has all the usual drupal and biblio tables) and in settings.php the database line looks something like this...

$db_url = 'mysql://user:password@localhost/D5';

Then I would restore the drupal 5.x backup to a schema called "test". Now I would install Drupal 6.2 in another directory and get it all setup and working (including biblio) and then I would edit the settings.php file in the D6 installation and set the db_url to the newly created "test" schema that contains the 5.x tables restored from the backup. So the D6 db_url line would now be changed from this...

$db_url = 'mysql://user:password@localhost/D6';

to this...

$db_url = 'mysql://user:password@localhost/test';

Straight port to d6.
no new functionality.

Initial beta release of Drupal 6 module. Thanks to intchanter for the work on conversion from Drupal 5 to Drupal 6 as well as fleshing out many other necessary changes. Likely this will be the only beta before a release unless some significant issues come up.