6.x

New Features

• #269010: Ability to import from Disqus
• Update to Disqus version 3.0: http://disqus.com/v3/
• #286057: Display Disqus comments in a block.
• Add Disqus comments on user profiles

Bug Fixes

• #308049: HTML validation
• #343363: Force use of direct node path rather then the node's alias
• #524340 by Jasper: IE interpreting JavaScript arrays incorrectly.
• #614128 by timmillwood: "Undefined index: developer" Error
• #617752: Set disqus_developer for unpublished nodes.

Necesary release to put the most recent version from gallery assist (1.8) to the front page of this project.
I think about to reactivate the github repository.

If you are using Gallery Assist Lightboxes you have to update to gallery_assist_lightboxes 6.x-1.3-beta1 to avoid the error:

Fatal error: Cannot redeclare gallery_assist_image_more_info().

Rolled in patches for:

• #649824: Typo Causes Overridden Displays not to Work
• #644278: Error in _get_aliasable_displays() query

Also re-factored the code a bit to make it more readable.

All changes and bug fixes commited on http://drupal.org/project/cvs/601128 from November 29, 2009 until today.

I HAVE TO CORRECT THE VERSION NUMMBER

This is an important and useful release as far as I'm concerned, but hopefully not a big change for users:

I have added an Interface class to represent the entire OpenGIS specification for geospatial features. I have also implemented classes for MySQL, PostGIS, and a strictly PHP-based class to handle basic manipulations and calculations.

This differs from the previous implementation, which had a sorta hackneyed, as-needed pile of function definitions. It was challenging and messy to draw calculations between different sources of GIS info (e.g. a point that represents the currently-logged-in user, and an area represented in a database). Now you can use the PHP-based and SQL-based backends interchangeably.

It was also not possible to tell what was working and what wasn't. How were we ever going to know which functions we can and call from the spec? Now you can use any of them; and you'll get back something helpful or an "unimplemented" error.

Right now, both implementations continue to exist, but I will be phasing out the geo() function and its related backend handlers in the next release or two, and other module developers are encouraged to do the same.

Also:

- Add content_taxonomy CCK support
- Add userreference CCK support
- #573434: Works with node reference checkbox / radio buttons widgets by miloyz
- Additional CCK widget type support can be added without code change now. See README.txt.