Wiccle Web Builder 1.0.1 is a maintenance release to the stable 1.0.0 pilot version. This version improves on some two dozen issues, and better multilanguage support (both extended ASCII character range and complex scripts in Unicode) is one of the key fixes introduced. With these issues coded in and out of the way, we're back at beefing up key modules and adding in new features.
Full version and upgrade pack are both available for download from the Download page. Installation and upgrade instructions are included in the zip files.
You can now purchase Wiccle licenses at Wiccle.net, our license and gateway server. If you have already purchased Wiccle Web Builder and are using a temporary serial number, please A) upgrade to version 1.0.1, B) register an iWiccle Free license, and C) send the free license number to licenses@wiccle.com — we'll upgrade it to your full license in our license database. (Please note that you need to upgrade before you can use the new WWB serial numbers.)
An update to iWiccle (1.21.2) is expected to roll out towards the end of next week, integrating most of the central improvements from the two latest WWB versions.
Wiccle Web Builder 1.0.0 -> 1.0.1 - Changelog
- System performance tracking improvements
- Multilanguage and complex script improvements
- Builder "admin module" fail scenario fix
- Extended post identifier ("permalink") style configuration options ("verbose", "namedate", "database")
- Customizable administrator javascript filtering/override in module content
- Thread editing leads to blank category entry in some contexts - bug fixed
- Category and parent handling fix in "category under parent" context
- Introduced nested subcategory structures for categories
- Builder extension for splitting dynamic content to columns ("split=2" etc. in unit parameters)
- Improved usergroup page block/display options on per-page and per-module basis
- Post blank metadata hide/display setting doesn't work in some contexts - bug fixed
- Security improvement in "module doesn't exist" situation
- New configuration switches in variables.php (content ident generation, javascript filtering)
- New Wiccle Web Builder license serial numbers introduced
- Extensions to Admin System Log (stray output collection, easy extendability)
- Articles module - several bug fixes (as reported in forums)
- Several minor core and module fixes and improvements
- Several improvements to installer (now safe to leave online - access only with MySQL password)
- Upload folder CHMOD changed back to 0777 for writable (other CHMODs may require server reconfiguration)
If you have any questions on the above, please ask in the forums. If you spot any bugs, please report them in the Bugs & Troubleshooting section of Fusion Forums, or send them directly to bugs@wiccle.com.
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Note to WWB license owners ⋅ Markus July 7, 2010, 11:49 PM
A clarification to all those who already have WWB licenses. I wrote:
If you have already purchased Wiccle Web Builder and are using a temporary serial number, please A) upgrade to version 1.0.1,B) register an iWiccle Free license, and C) send the free license number to licenses@wiccle.com — we'll upgrade it to your full license in our license database.
The reason for this is simple: We don't currently have a license entry for you in our database. Several users have purchased WWB licenses before our license server was upgraded to handle the transactions, and therefore we only have partial information from them.
If you register a free license, your details for the license entry (first and last name, domain) will be stored in, and linked with your Fusion member account.
Otherwise, you can send us (at licenses@wiccle.com) an e-mail with the following details:
# First name
# Last name
# Domain of your WWB installation
# Fusion username
We'll then generate a license for you with the above details
Since this issue only becomes relevant with the 1.0.1 upgrade (announced in your WWB admin panel feeds), we haven't sent separate e-mail announcements to new license owners — I assume you are all here and reading this!