3.2.5-pre2

Joel Palmius <[email protected]> Sat, 15 Dec 2007 15:46:52 +0100 (CET)
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I have posted 3.2.5-pre2 on freshmeat. Changelog contains:

Pre-release 3.2.5-pre2
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* Removed all (I hope) references to the old home page address and
   replaced them with http://www.modsurvey.org
* Implemented IP-based uniqueness checking in answers
* Multipage surveys now work under IndigoPerl in windows
* Added an up-to-date DTD for the 3.2.5 survey syntax (under webroot)
* Different path delimiters needed for PerlRequire in windows for
   some reason (Luca Notari)
* Most exports should now work even when no data has been submitted.
   At least they won't cause a crash, even if some of them look a bit
   strange.
* Because #&=A4%%#! internet explorer doesn't #=A4%#" support %#=A4%"#! CSS
   standard some syntax changes had to be made in MATRIX:
   - BORDER now takes values 0..n where number is width of border. for
     backwards compatibility no=3D0 and yes=3D1.
   - A new parameter CELLSPACING defaulting to 2 (pixels space between
     table cells)
   - A new parameter CELLPADDING defaulting to 2 (pixels padding inside
     table cells)
* The matrix template was updated. Contents of top left corner is now
   "&nbsp;", and a value is always set for the table parameters border,
   cellspacing and cellpadding.
* The changes in matrix WILL BREAK OLD LAYOUT, so check your surveys
   to see that they still look ok.
* Added a script for building a gentoo tarball (ebuild will reside
   in gentoo repository and not in mod_survey distro though)


   // Joel


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