(Originally posted on my DotNetNuke.com Blog) The latest version of the DNN News Feeds module (v03.03.08) has been released to all beta testers. Below is a list of all the bug fixes and enhancements since my last blog entry:v03.03.08
- Fixed Bugs:
- 3877 – Custom News Feed Style Sheet ignored
- 3878 – Deleting last feed from page stays on empty paginated page
- 2219 – Username and Password lost on update
- 3880 – Updating Channel causes instances of NewsFeeds that use channel to loose settings
- New Features
- 3766 – Channel Edit – Portal type should default to type selected in Portal List
- 1066 – IPortable Support
v03.03.07
- Fixed bugs:
- 3771 – Edit Newsfeed – Integer fields default to -1
- 3879 – When feed inactive it still shows everywhere
v03.03.06
- Fixed bugs:
- 3922 – Feed does not work – creates blank module content
- 3774 – Feed Edit – feed doesn’t refresh on update
- 3876 – Refresh rate in Edit Newsfeeds is ignored
v03.03.05
- Fixed bugs:
- Channels do not work for multiple feeds.
v03.03.04
- Fixed bugs:
- 41 Default view: unexpected behavior of the loaded feeds. All instances of module displays the same feed.
Thank you to everyone that has helped test this module. This project has been a great example of the many eyeballs theory (aka. ‘Many eyes make all bugs shallow’). Unfortunately, the project has been delayed due to the beta testing volunteers finding many bugs, but fortunately, this means that everyone who gets this module when it is done will experience much less of them. The News project in Gemini (support.dotnetnuke.com) has been updated to reflect the latest changes. It outlines the now dwindling list of bugs that now remain in this module that must be fixed prior to release.
I would also like to welcome the several new team members that have joined since my last update:
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Nikola Pandov
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Eric Kulaas
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Brett Juchem
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Scott Schecter
Thank you to them for contributing! I again invite anyone interested to contact me about joining the project as well, either as a beta tester or as a contributor.
