Just as with PowerMail, the Mango 1.6 update broke part of my Related Entries plugin. And just as with PowerMail, I've finally made some time to fix it. Version 1.2 of Related Entries should be used for Mango 1.6 and later, and if you're still on an older version of Mango, use an earlier version of Related Entries (downloadable from Github). Enjoy!
- Plugin version:
- 1.2
- Last Updated:
- 2011-06-26
- Requires:
- Mango Blog 1.6+
- Auto-install URL:
- http://fusiongrokker.com/get/relatedentries
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June 27 2011
An update to the Mango core API, in Mango 1.6, broke my PowerMail plugin. Now that I'm sitting in an airport terminal working on updates for my open source projects again (in terms of commits-per-hour, I think I get the most done on my projects in airports!), I've finally got the update to fix it. Here you go!
- Plugin version:
- 1.1
- Last Updated:
- 2011-06-26
- Requires:
- Mango Blog 1.6+
- Auto-install URL:
- http://fusiongrokker.com/get/powermail
Of course, the source is always available on Github, and project details are on RIAForge.
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June 26 2011
In the last few days I've received community-provided updates for both my LogViewer and Scribe plugins for Mango Blog.
First, thank you to James Harvey for adding a dashboard pod to LogViewer. You can grab the latest update here:
- Plugin:
- LogViewer
- Version:
- 1.3
- Requires:
- Mango Blog 1.4.3+
- Auto-install URL:
- http://fusiongrokker.com/get/LogViewer
And second, thank you to Mike Schierberl for fixing a bug in Scribe when sending emails from ColdFusion 8 or Railo 3.1. The latest version is here:
- Plugin:
- Scribe
- Version:
- 1.4.3.1
- Requires:
- Mango Blog 1.4.3+
- Auto-install URL:
- http://fusiongrokker.com/get/Scribe
I really appreciate the community contributions.
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February 14 2011
If you've ever tried to run Mango in a clustered environment then you probably ran into errors when something changed on one node (eg. a post was added) and then a user tried to view that content on a different node. This is caused by Mango's caching system. Luckily, Russel Brown has written a plugin for clustered environment users that allows you to update the caches on all nodes whenever it would be necessary.
This is a great contribution to the Mango community. Thanks, Russel!
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December 16 2010
