Brian
10-05-2005, 01:58 PM
F = New Feature | C= Changed Feature | B= Bugfix
F Added the Blog Mode function (see instructions for complete description and implementation directions).
F Added the EPCANCHOR tag to allow HTML anchor tag placement on web pages for the calendar.
F Added a check to the Setup Manager to display a message when non-administrators try to log in.
F Added the ability to add custom links/information to the Setup and Event Managers headers (headerCustom.inc.php).
F Added the Navigation Starts and Ends feature which sets the minimum and maximum range of years the calendar will display.
F Added the epcListMouseover which will enable the mouse-over pop-ups for the List Mode.
F Added the EPCcharacterSet variable which will allow custom editing of the ISO character set for the Setup and Event Mangers.
C Updated the process of logging out by not destroying all session variables, but only the calendar's variables.
C Updated the date parser function to insert the date in the currently selected date format instead of always as mm-dd-yyyy.
NOTE: The initial release that was available for a few hours had an issue with servers that had global variables enabled when they tried to use the new Blog Mode. This has been corrected.
F Added the Blog Mode function (see instructions for complete description and implementation directions).
F Added the EPCANCHOR tag to allow HTML anchor tag placement on web pages for the calendar.
F Added a check to the Setup Manager to display a message when non-administrators try to log in.
F Added the ability to add custom links/information to the Setup and Event Managers headers (headerCustom.inc.php).
F Added the Navigation Starts and Ends feature which sets the minimum and maximum range of years the calendar will display.
F Added the epcListMouseover which will enable the mouse-over pop-ups for the List Mode.
F Added the EPCcharacterSet variable which will allow custom editing of the ISO character set for the Setup and Event Mangers.
C Updated the process of logging out by not destroying all session variables, but only the calendar's variables.
C Updated the date parser function to insert the date in the currently selected date format instead of always as mm-dd-yyyy.
NOTE: The initial release that was available for a few hours had an issue with servers that had global variables enabled when they tried to use the new Blog Mode. This has been corrected.