Midgard Components Framework 2.2.1 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.

Noteworthy changes since the 2.2.0 release:

• Core
• Fixed the error reporting of the attachment storage loader, it intercepts unserialization failures and logs them accordingly
  
• Caching Engine
  
• The cache now honors the currently authenticated user in the cache database, for security reasons. A user can no longer get any cache page which has not been created by a MidCOM instance running with another user ID.
• HTTP POST data now automatically kicks in no_cache. See the documentation of midcom_helper__cache_dbm for details. This finally allows clean handling of n.n.discussion like in-page discussion forms.
• Cache is now stored based on host ID and page GUID instead of only page GUID to prevent problems on shared midcom-template hosting situations.
  
• NAP
• Fixed the list_child_elements code which did not correctly treat the FALSE return values (typesafe checks needed).
• de.linkm.events
• Fixed URL Name cleaning
• Upcoming events support
• Several minor bugfixes
  

MidCOM 2.2.1 can be downloaded from: http://www.midgard-project.org/projects/midcom/download/2.2.html

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