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Note that NO upgrade path from the Drupal 7 version is provided. Main consideration to come with a stable release is the reported number of site install for the Drupal 8 version (+3K at time of writing) with relatively few issues.
Offers a new data structure for storing tables besides of multiple new features and bug fixes.
Upgrading from tablefield-7.x-2.x to tablefield-7.x-3.x
A database update script using hook_update_N is provided that takes care of:
- converting existing table to a new database structure
- moving existing field settings to display settings instead, maintaining the
values.
Upgrading from tablefield-7.x-2.x to tablefield-7.x-3.x:
A database update script using hook_update_N is provided that takes care of:
- converting existing table to a new database structure
- moving existing field settings to display settings instead, maintaining the
values.
It should be noted that the database structure has fundamentally changed. If
you use (custom) code that interacts directly with the tablefield data you
would probably have to revise the code.
This release fixes bugs to do with multi-valued tablefields, multiple different tablefields on same content type, entity translation of tablefields, tablefields as part of field collections and also has a couple of small alignments with best practices. In detail: