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Official release from tag: 5.x-1.2
Last updated: December 24, 2010 - 23:28
  • Fixed bug where updating the expiration of a node and its children would fail if no parent data was found. (bug #167957)
  • Fixed bug where the node parent wasn't being honored for the node being edited.
  • Added optional JSCalendar integration
  • Fixed minor typo preventing users from disabling book inheritance.
  • Fixed typo causing only 1 expired node to be recorded as having its notification sent causing several notices to be sent out for a single expired node.
  • Implemented patch #147380 by Wim Leers adding more date choices to the "Time after last update" dropdowns.
  • Fixed incompatibility with pre-MySQL v4.1.1 (bug #150006).
  • Minor alterations were made to the node_expire table for better performance.
  • Experimental PostgreSQL support added (request #160612).
  • Fixed function names for upgrader which caused node_expire not to be detected.
  • Tag "!section_editlink" was returning a link to the node rather than the node edit page.
  • Tag "!section_nodelink" was added to allow previous users to get the same results they were getting before.
  • Minor gramatical changes were made to the settings page.
  • Default sort order for the "Currently Expired Node" page was changed from Descending to Ascending.

Note: If upgrading from versions 5-1.0 or 5-1.1, Drupal will not correctly identify the version of Node Expire that you have installed. You may either select version "1", or just ignore the MySQL error that's displayed.