salesforce 6.x-2.0-alpha9

If you are using the Salesforce Import module, you may need to clear your cache after running this update. As always, please test on a development site before upgrading on production.

Changes since 6.x-2.0-alpha8:

• #1152246 by dpearceMN: Move sf_notifications IP access into sf_notifications_endpoint.
• #1197136 by brant: Import fails with single record.
• #1201442 by dpearceMN: Adding try and catch around getUpdated and getDeletd
• #1199124 by kostajh, dpearceMN: Run fieldset titles and values through t() in sf_import admin settings
• #1291242 by kostajh: Allow admin to determine if sf_import should get and process items on cron run
• #1291282 by kostajh: Break sf_import.module into multiple files.
• #1288934 by kostajh: Display remaining items in sf_import_queue on import admin page.
• #1215450 by kostajh: Add hook_salesforce_api_id_save_alter
• #1042272 by Sborsody: remove duplicate variable for hook_salesforce_api_pre_import()
• #1212956 by tayzlor: Allow salesforce_api module to connect to Salesforce via proxy.
• #1227794 by kostajh: Check for active Salesforce connection in hook_cron().
• #1184156 by anav: Save new WSDL directory in variable table.
• #1218016 by kostajh: Check the sf_user_skip_export value in the $edit array in hook_user.
• #1137760 by tayzlor: Allow exporting Salesforce fieldmaps to Features
• #1213044 by jcarlson34, EvanDonovan: Check connection to Salesforce before attempting to rebuild the Salesforce object cache on cron. Use $_SERVER['REQUEST_TIME'] like the D7 branch does.
• #1079682 by kmcnamee, aaronbauman: Column names should not be prefixed.
• #1213044 by jcarlson34, EvanDonovan: Check connection to Salesforce before attempting to rebuild the Salesforce object cache on cron.