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2022 Update (EOL)

b2evolution CMS is no longer actively developed (Read more…).

We only fix security issues when discovered on the 7.2.x-stable branch. We do not maintain older or newer (development) branches.

We will not maintain forever…

We strongly encourage those who are continuing to use the software to fork the project and continue development on their own.

Original post blogged on b2evolution.

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Posted March 26, 2022 | 7:06 am

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Drupal 10.1 is now available

What's new in Drupal 10.1?

This first feature release of Drupal 10 is packed with amazing improvements! It makes customizing the look of your site easier, adds support for decoupled navigation, improves content modeling and editing, block management, performance and many more.

Customizing the look of Drupal is now easier

Creating UI components with Drupal is easier and more enjoyable with the new experimental Single Directory Components module. The module bundles template, style, and JavaScript files together as components.

Twig template debugging and render caching settings are now exposed on an easy to use admin page. Plus the new add_class and set_attribute Twig filters were introduced to make markup manipulation easier.

Decoupled navigation gets dedicated support

Drupal is widely used as a building block in fully integrated decoupled applications. To make this even easier Drupal 10.1.0 has new APIs for retrieving menus configured in Drupal using the Linkset standard. This makes it easy for developers to provide non-developers the option to manage their menus!

Content editing made easier

Drupal 10.1 comes with various CKEditor improvements including an autoformat feature that recognizes when you are typing a list or a header and automatically formats it accordingly.

CKEditor 5 automatic formatting
CKEditor 5 automatic formatting

For source code examples, the available language options are now customizable in the editor configuration.

Content modeling and management streamlined

Drupal 10.1 revamps the user interface to reuse existing fields to help site builders with making informed decisions when creating content models. When reusing an existing field, the field settings are now copied from the pre-existing field settings.

New field reuse interaction
Improved field reuse experience

Text fields can now enforce a specific text format, making the user interface for content editors simpler.

Bulk operation forms now use a floating action bar to reduce the amount of space used when not needed, while still enabling an easy application of actions on multiple selected content items without the need to scroll.

Bulk operations now use a floating action bar
New floating bulk operations bar at the bottom

A unified entity revision editing experience was added. This makes prior versions of content easier to manage regardless of whether they are in content blocks or nodes or other entities. This also makes it easy for developers to provide an experience that is inline with Drupal core for managing revisions in custom entity types.

Block and page management made more flexible

From Drupal 10.1, you can now create custom blocks directly under Structure in the administrative interface. More granular permissions allow granting block management per type and revisions to block content can be reviewed and rolled back.

Adding administrative listings is now easier with a new option in Views to allow creating pages that use the administration theme regardless of their path.

Faster real and perceived page performance

BigPipe is a feature in Drupal that allows browsers to load some dynamic parts of the page after an initial page is loaded, which helps users receive information faster. From Drupal 10.1 BigPipe supports serving interface previews for delayed content, which makes the user experience much smoother with less page reflows.

BigPipe with a placeholder implementation for comments
BigPipe with a comment placeholder element reduces page reflows

Responsive images can now be lazy loaded with properly set width and height values for accuracy and oEmbed content can also be configured to be lazy loaded, not holding up the initial page load.

HTML pages and AJAX responses can now be served before dynamically processed JavaScript and CSS assets have been generated, leading to faster time to first byte on cache misses. JavaScript is minified on the fly out of the box reducing file sizes significantly, something which used to require build steps or contributed modules.

The request type used for making AJAX requests can be configured allowing certain dynamic requests to be cached using render and edge caching capabilities, enabling faster response times. Views AJAX pagers and filters are now utilizing this feature out of the box.

An elapsed time formatter was added that calculates the duration on the frontend and can be fully cached, significantly improving accuracy for end users as well as cache hit rates.

Project announcements available on your Drupal site

A new experimental Announcements module was added to Drupal core. This allows site administrators to get important announcements from the Drupal project on their Drupal site.

Automated accessibility testing added to core

Drupal Nightwatch tests now include Axe Core accessibility scans. These scans check common pages and forms to help make sure core does not regress our accessibility achievements.

Core committer team expanded

Since the release of Drupal 10.0, many changes have happened in the core committer team. While we said goodbye to product manager Angela Byron from the team, Lauri Eskola became a new product manager. Ben Mullins was promoted to full frontend framework manager and full accessibility topic maintainer. Theodore Biadala and Sally Young became full JavaScript package committers and provisional frontend framework managers. Victoria Spagnolo was promoted to full release manager.

Drupal is now officially a Digital Public Good

Drupal 10.1 is also the first feature release since Drupal was approved as a Digital Public Good (DPG) by the Digital Public Good Alliance (DPGA). The goal of the DPGA is to promote Digital Public Goods in order to create a more equitable world and help attain the United Nation’s Sustainable Development Goals. DPGs represent an opportunity to enable countries to access cutting edge features, drive their own digital transformation processes, and grow their local ecosystems. As open source solutions, DPGs can be the basis for community building, knowledge sharing, and joint approaches.

More technical information

For those updating to Drupal 10.1, further technical information is available in the release notes.

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Posted June 22, 2023 | 2:11 am

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Geeklog Plugins that Support v2.2.2

Here is a list of the latest plugins to receive updates since the release of Geeklog v2.2.2. Some of these plugins will require this version.

Please note, we will continue to add to this list as plugins are released.

Here is a list of updated plugins expected to be release in the next few months:

  • Downloads Plugin v1.2.3.1

These updated plugins support PHP 8.1 and also contain new features and bug fixes as well. Please visit the download page of the specific plugin to find out more information. The plugins above can also be found on Github in our Geeklog Plugins Repository.

For a list of plugins that where updated after Geeklog 2.2.1sr1 was released back in April 18 2020, please see the article titled: Geeklog Plugins that Support v2.2.1.

All of these older plugins will work with Geeklog v2.2.2 as well.

Developers if you have a plugin which supports Geeklog v2.2.2 which has not been included in the list above please comment on this article to give us more information, and we will add it in. Remember you can also submit an article (and upload the file) about your plugin and after review (and editing if required) we will post it on Geeklog.net.

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Posted October 3, 2022 | 6:38 am

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Joomla 3.9.26 Release

Joomla 3.9.26

Joomla 3.9.26 is now available. This is a security release for the 3.x series of Joomla which addresses 2 security vulnerabilities and contains more than 30 bug fixes and improvements.

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Posted April 13, 2021 | 1:00 pm

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Despite project close announcement one and a half years ago, some enthusiastic Japanese developers and users have been maintaining Nucleus CMS core.
And today, we are pleased to announce Nucleus CMS 3.70. This is a direct descent of the original Nucleus CMS, supports the same multiple languages.
Major fixes and improvements in this release are including (but not limited to) the following:
  • Enforced password security using phpass library instead of md5 hash
  • Default character code set is now utf-8, not iso8859-1
  • Added new event PreLoadMainLibs
Upcoming version 3.71 is pre-released in Japanese as well. New features in 3.71 are:
  • Fixed vulnerability described in VCE-2011-3760.
  • Support for PHP7 (Fixes in installer, embedded wrapper for mysql functions, etc.)
  • [New] Duplicate Item button in the item list screen
  • [New] Now you can arrange category order
  • ... and more!
Nucleus CMS 3.70 is available for download from download page.

You are always welcome to post suggestions and questions for Nucleus CMS in the same old English support forum.
Also, all the core and major plugins are now maintained on GitHub. Please feel free to submit issues and of course pull requests.

Beside this code base, LMNucleus a fork from Nucleus by Leo is also available at http://nucleus.slightlysome.net/ and GitHub.

Cheers, and happy blogging!
The Japanese Nucleus Team

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Posted January 27, 2016 | 12:24 am

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phpBB 3.3.10 Release

Greetings everyone,

We are pleased to announce the release of phpBB 3.3.10 “The Way of Bertie”. This version is a maintenance release of the 3.3.x branch which improves support for PHP 8.2, and resolves various issues reported in previous versions.

Previous versions of phpBB started showing a “broken image” icon next to the browser’s fallback emoji due to the service of the Emoji Content Delivery Network (CDN) being shut down. In order to resolve this, the emoji CDN has been replaced alongside other fixes which include improved handling of errors while using the Spamhaus blocklist, and proper handling of emojis when adding feedback in the Moderator Control Panel (MCP).

In addition to this, we have improved support for the use of reCAPTCHA for countries where the main domain might not be accessible, and the explanation of the ACP setting for allowing the “usage of third party content delivery networks” has been improved.

Further hardening has been added to the cron redirect to prevent exceptions from being left unhandled.

Thanks to recent changes to the phpBB repository on GitHub, contributing to phpBB has become easier than ever with the support of GitHub Codespaces. Check out our blog post on how to use GitHub Codespaces with phpBB or find out more on GitHub.

The full list of changes is available in the changelog file within the docs folder contained in the release package. You can find the key highlights of this release below and a list of all issues fixed on our tracker at https://tracker.phpbb.com/issues/?filter=16195

The packages can be downloaded from our downloads page.

The development team thanks everyone who contributed code to this release: Patrick Webster, Christian Schnegelberger, LukeWCS, Matt Friedman, SagePtr, wordlesswind

If you have any questions or comments, we'll be happy to address them in the discussion topic.

- The phpBB Team

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Posted February 5, 2023 | 12:40 pm

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¿En qué consiste en desarrollo web con PHP y MySQL?

Más del 50% de las webs que visitas están creadas con PHP y MySQL. Si tienes curiosidad acerca de cómo estas dos tecnologías se integran

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Posted January 4, 2023 | 7:29 am

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Re: where's location row in the db?

I'm moving members data from a forum to another, the source forum is quite old and not SMF.

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Posted September 21, 2023 | 11:02 am

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WP Briefing: Episode 62: Enterprise Clients and the Business of WordPress

Join WordPress Executive Director Josepha Haden Chomphosy as she discusses the role WordPress Enterprise plays along with the WordPress community.

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Posted September 18, 2023 | 5:00 am

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XOOPS PHPMailer Security Patches Released

The XOOPS Development Team is pleased to announce the release of security patches for XOOPS 2.5.8 and XOOPS 2.5.7.2.

These patches includes the latest version of PHPMailer to address a serious vulnerability. All XOOPS users are encouraged to update as soon as possible.

Both full distributions and patch files (from the most recent prior release) for both the 2.5.7 and 2.5.8 series are available.

Any users that are running older XOOPS versions are advised to update to XOOPS 2.5.8.1 now.


Get XOOPS 2.5.8.1

Release files are available on GitHub.

The 2.5.8.1 files are also mirrored on the XOOPS File Repository on SourceForge

Get XOOPS 2.5.7.3

Release files are available on the XOOPS File Repository on SourceForge

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Posted January 1, 2017 | 12:51 am

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