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1 1 FeedWordPress Change Log
2 2 ========================
3 3
4 +Changes from 0.991 to 0.992
5 +---------------------------
6 +* AUTHOR RE-MAPPING: FeedWordPress now offers considerable control over
7 + how author names on a feed are translated into usernames within the
8 + WordPress database. When a post by an unrecognized author comes in,
9 + Administrators can now specify any username as the default username to
10 + assign the post to by setting the option in Syndication --> Options
11 + (formerly FeedWordPress only allowed you to assign such posts to user
12 + #1, the site administrator). Administrators can also create re-mapping
13 + rules for particular feeds (under Syndication --> Syndicated Sites -->
14 + Edit), so that (for example) any posts attributed to "Administrator"
15 + on the feed <http://praxeology.net/blog/feed/> will be assigned to
16 + a user named "Roderick T. Long," rather than a user named
17 + "Administrator." These settings also allow administrators to filter out
18 + posts by particular users, and to control what will happen when
19 + FeedWordPress encounters a post by an unrecognized user on that
20 + particular feed.
21 +
22 +* BUG RELATED TO URIS CONTAINING AMPERSAND CHARACTERS FIXED: A bug in
23 + WordPress 2.x's handling of URIs in Blogroll links created problems for
24 + updating any feeds whose URIs included an ampersand character, such as
25 + Google News RSS feeds and other feeds that have multiple parameters
26 + passed through HTTP GET. If you experienced this bug, the most likely
27 + effect was that FeedWordPress simply would not import new posts from a
28 + feed when instructred to do so, returning a "0 new posts" response. In
29 + other cases, it might lead to unpredictable results from feed updates,
30 + such as importing posts which were not contained in the feed being
31 + syndicated, but which did appear elsewhere on the same website. This bug
32 + has, hopefully, been resolved, by correcting for the bug in WordPress.
33 +
34 +Changes from 0.99 to 0.991
35 +--------------------------
36 +* WORDPRESS MU COMPATABILITY: FeedWordPress should now be compatible with
37 + recent releases of WordPress MU. Once FeedWordPress is made available
38 + as a plugin, each individual blog can choose to activate FeedWordPress
39 + and syndicate content from its own set of contributors.
40 +
41 +* DISPLAY OF MAGPIE WARNINGS: A number of MagpieRSS warnings or error
42 + messages that were displayed when performing an automatic update are
43 + no longer displayed, unless debugging parameters have been explicitly
44 + enabled.
45 +
46 +* BUG RELATED TO INTERNATIONAL CHARACTERS IN AUTHOR NAMES FIXED: Due to a
47 + subtle incompatability between the way that FeedWordPress generated new
48 + user information, and the way that WordPress 2.0 and later added new
49 + authors to the database, FeedWordPress might end up creating duplicate
50 + authors, or throwing a critical error message, when it encountered
51 + authors whose names included international characters. This
52 + incompatability has now been fixed; hopefully, authors with
53 + international characters in their names should now be handled properly.
54 +
55 +* media:content BUG IN MAGPIERSS FIXED: A bug in MagpieRSS's handling of
56 + namespaced elements has been fixed. Among other things, this bug caused
57 + items containing a Yahoo MediaRSS `<media:content>` element (such as
58 + many of the feeds produced by wordpress.com) to be represented
59 + incorrectly, with only a capital "A" where the content of the post
60 + should have been. Feeds containing `<media:content>` elements should now
61 + be syndicated correctly.
62 +
63 +* update_feedwordpress PARAMETER: You can now use an HTTP GET parameter
64 + (`update_feedwordpress=1`) to request that FeedWordPress poll its feeds
65 + for updates. When used together with a crontab or other means of
66 + scheduling tasks, this means that you can keep your blog automatically
67 + updated on a regular schedule, even if you do not choose to use the
68 + cron-less automatic updates option.
69 +
70 +* Some minor interface-related bugs were also fixed.
71 +
72 +
4 73 Changes from 0.981 to 0.99
5 74 --------------------------
6 75 Version 0.99 adds several significant new features, fixes some bugs, and
7 76 provides compatability with WordPress 2.2.x and 2.3.x.