PRADO 3.1.5 is released
May 24, 2009
We are proud to announce the formal release of PRADO 3.1.5. This is a feature enhancement and bug fix release over the previous releases. Special thanks to Yves and Christophe who contributed most of the work to this release and made it available.
WHAT'S NEW IN THIS RELEASE
* Fixed nearly 30 bugs
* Included about 15 minor enhancements
COMPATIBILITY INFORMATION
The following changes introduced in this release need particular attention:
* The structure of indices used by TDbCache has been changed by replacing
PRIMARY KEY on 'itemkey' with non-unique index and adding an additional index on column 'expire'.
Existing tables should be amended or deleted and recreated as follows:
CREATE TABLE pradocache (itemkey CHAR(128), value BLOB, expire INT)
CREATE INDEX IX_itemkey ON pradocache (itemkey)
CREATE INDEX IX_expire ON pradocache (expire)
Cheers!
The PRADO Team
PRADO 3.1.4 is released
January 11, 2009
We are proud to announce the release of PRADO 3.1.4. In this release, we included about twenty bug fixes and minor feature enhancements. For more details, please check the change log on the download page. Upgrading to this new release should be safe.
PRADO 3.1.3 is released
November 3, 2008
We are proud to announce the formal release of PRADO 3.1.3. This is a
feature enhancement and bug fix release over the previous release. In
this release, we created several new active controls, included some
minor code optimizations, and fixed tens of bugs.
WHAT'S NEW IN THIS RELEASE
* Fixed about 25 bugs
* Included about 20 minor enhancements
* Added these new components: TActiveFileUpload, TActiveDatePicker, MessageSource_Databas
COMPATIBILITY INFORMATION
The following changes introduced in this release need particular attention:
* TinyMCE (used by THtmlArea component) has been upgraded to version 3.1.0.1.
Since the 3.X branch of TinyMCE has a different API than 2.X, you should
upgrade your Customs Plugins if you use any.
See http://wiki.moxiecode.com/index.php/TinyMCE:Migration_guide for more information.
* If you use EnableStateEncryption, the PageState of your current user sessions
will no longer be valid, since we optimized the encryption/compression logic.
* You can now use # and $ characters in your SQL statements with SQLMap by
escaping them as ## and $$. That induces that you can't have consecutive
parameters like #param1##param2# or $param1$$param2$ in your statements anymore.