Midgard Components Framework 2.0.2 released

MidCOM is the default Content Management interface in Midgard CMS, and provides developers a production-proven architecture for building new web applications. With the MidCOM framework PHP applications have powerful localization, configuration, templating and data abstraction features.

This is the last scheduled bugfix release before the 2.2 strain will have its first stable release.

Noteworthy changes since the 2.0.1 release:

• Core
• Bug #121, incomplete serve_snippet permission checks fixed.
  
• Bug #154, mgd_save_var_as_attachment now calls $object->update to work around repligard bugs, see Midgard Bug #25.
• Authoring Interface System
  
• Bug #141, invalid URL names for topics are now cleaned up automatically.
• Datamanager
• Bug #180, added rel='nofollow' to all links generated by the communityhtml type.
• net.siriux.photos
  
• Bug #173, improve thumbnail and preview quality.
  
• Bug #171, allow for thumbnail and preview image re-generation.
  
• Article name cleanup handler, for those which have expericenced articles named .jpg.html.
  
• Synchronize article::created upon updating a taken timestamp using the edit form.
• net.nemein.orders
• Fixed a typo in the NAP interface

More information from the Midgard Components Framework: http://www.midgard-project.org/projects/midcom/

MidCOM is part of Midgard CMS. Midgard CMS is a reliable Open Source Content Management system built on the Midgard Framework for Unix operating systems. It provides users with lots of benefits including scalability, internationalization and rapid deployment. Features include web-based authoring WYSIWYG interfaces and powerful replication system.

More information about Midgard: http://www.midgard-project.org/

Torben Nehmer, MidCOM lead developer