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Changes were made to prevent Drupal's caching system from caching
the URL used to acquire keys, as per issue: #1457358: Caching issues with encrypt_submissions
Specifically, a random string is added in javascript to the URL
which requests keys.
This is the dev release for the Drupal 7 branch. Only download this if it's date is newer than the official 7.x release, and if you're willing to test your luck ;)
This is the dev release for the Drupal 6 branch. Only download this if it's date is newer than the official 6.x release, and if you're willing to test your luck ;)
10/14/2011
Found an issue (possible bug) with the way the jQuery was being
asynchronously loaded, so I decided to package jQuery 1.4.4 with the
module and load it in the standard way.
This allows two forms on the same page to both work.
10/13/2011
Initial commit of backport from 7.x branch.
Initial backport work done by user k8n (http://drupal.org/user/243127)
Modified Encrypt Submissions to work with jCryption version 1.2, which does not require the user to alter filenames, unlike previous versions of jCryption.
IF YOU ARE UPGRADING THIS MODULE FROM A BETA VERSION TO THIS VERSION, then you will need to change your jCryption filenames one more time. Sorry about that, but I wanted everything to be consistent with the new way that the jCryption files are named. See the module's readme file for full details.
With no bugs reported for a couple weeks, I am moving this to "beta" status. This release, beta 1, is functionally the same as alpha3. If you have alpha3, there is no reason to upgrade.