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Merged old 7.x-1.4 with the 7.x-1.x branch. That enabled possibility to remove master branch.
Bug fixes:
(merged) Issue #2540108 by ram4nd: Error when trying to uninstall stable 7.x-1.15
Issue #1929710 by circuscowboy, pipboy, dalin, Liam Morland, Anybody: Query string on src url in Drupal 7.20 breaks module (cannot resize images that use styles)
This release of Image Resize Filter adds flood prevention to prevent users from resizing a potentially dangerous number of images within a single request.
This release of Image Resize Filter fixes a small regression introduced in the 1.11 version when dealing with empty "alt" text. Upgrading is recommended if your site includes empty alt tags and needs to pass XHTML validation.
This release of Image Resize Filter fixes a small regression introduced in the 1.11 version when dealing with empty "alt" text. Upgrading is recommended if your site includes empty alt tags and needs to pass XHTML validation.
This release of Image Resize Filter fixes a few issues caused by relative paths and runs all images contained in filtered text to be run through a theme function, allowing customization of the output that Image Resize Filter creates. New regular expressions and handling of missing images should speed up overall processing time.
The Drupal 7 version of Image Resize Filter should now be working again, compensating for API changes between Drupal 7 Beta 2 and the current Drupal 7 RC1.
This release of Image Resize Filter fixes a few issues caused by relative paths and runs all images contained in filtered text to be run through a theme function, allowing customization of the output that Image Resize Filter creates. New regular expressions and handling of missing images should speed up overall processing time.
This version of Image Resize Filter corrects a few moderate bugs. It is mostly being released to match the functionality of the initial release of the Drupal 7 version of Image Resize Filter. This version introduces no new features or significant code changes.
The 1.8 Release of Image Resize Filter makes a correction to the previous version that caused height and width tags to be duplicated on img tags even if they already had a height and width specified.
This release of Image Resize Filter makes some back-end changes to functionality. Most notably the behavior has changed on images that are not resized.
- If resizing remote images, Image Resize Filter goes ahead and saves all remote images locally regardless of if it needs to be resized.
- Width and height attributes of the original image size are now added to all images if they don't have any.
This release of Image Resize Filter fixes a bug regarding the resizing of ImageCache images, and makes Image Resize Filter work more reliably in more situations.
This version fixes several bugs and adds a few new features that make Image Resize Filter work in more situations, such as when images are wrapped in links or used with LightBox.
This version of Image Resize Filter improves compatibility with servers that PHP's Safe Mode enabled, or on servers for which write access is not granted on the parent directories of the files directory.
This version of Image Resize Filter fixes an issue introduced in 1.2 that caused Image Resize Filter to not work correctly when Drupal was installed under a sub-directory.
This version of Image Resize Filter provides greater compatibility with different configurations of Drupal, including private files, combined use with BBCode or other non-HTML filters, and resizing of images generated by ImageCache.
The 1.1 release fixes a few bugs from the 1.0 version. Specifically, the 1.1 version works much better when using FCKeditor and the Filtered HTML input format (or other formats that use the HTML filter). Since FCKeditor works entirely using style properties, these are stripped out by the HTML filter. To compensate, this module now adds its own height and width tags if necessary.