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Insert View, updated for Drupal 6 and Views 2 compatibility.
There have been some changes to insert tag syntax, though users upgrading from earlier versions of Drupal will find their older tags mostly supported. See README.txt for the lowdown.
This is mostly a bug fix release, though a few small features managed to sneak their way into the code.
Be sure to run update.php. In addition to cleaning up your database this will make sure that the menu entries are updated.
Apart from the functionality bug fixes, this release also marks a great leap towards being compliant with Drupal's coding style and generally having cleaner code - not to mention actually sporting a SimpleTest by Gábor Hojtsy!
This release also has a bunch of new/updated translations, thanks to all the wonderful translators out there!
Bug fixes galore! This release is still *alpha* and therefore totally unsupported. Apart from that minor drawback though, it now works like a breeze, with all known bugs fixed (in FileField itself, at least). So the reason that this is still alpha is that hook_filefield() is not yet ported to the Drupal 6 version... but that shouldn't hurt a lot if you're not a developer.
This is a straight port of Nodequeue for Drupal 5; the only new features are that the Views integration has fundamentally changed. You must now use relationships for your nodequeue views. The built in Views should adequately explain this.
You must be using Views 2.0-beta4 or later; prior versions of Views will not work.