Session management has been revamped to provide much greater performance
How much faster are we talking about and in what situations?
Ole M
Ole: According to this http://twitter.com/andrerom/statuses/21082138551 it'd be up to 50%. Of course it all depends ;) Key seems to be that anonymous users no longer require SQL queries.
Before I file a bug report which turns out to be incorrect tomorrow morning (it's late ;)
where do I set children sorting type? I found out I can edit priorities by clicking the numbers (nice ajax work), but what happened to the other types like sorting on creation date?
Before I file a bug report which turns out to be incorrect tomorrow morning (it's late ;)
where do I set children sorting type? I found out I can edit priorities by clicking the numbers (nice ajax work), but what happened to the other types like sorting on creation date?
The ordering setting has been moved to a separate tab, named "Ordering", for the node itself (above the subitems). IMHO, the published ordering is a property of the container not the subitems.
The reason for this move is that some new users didn't get that this setting affected not only the sorting of subitems within the admin interface, but also how these items were published on the actual website. One of the reasons for the AJAX implementation is to provide the ability to sort subitems within the admin interface (for more efficient content browsing) without affecting the published ordering.
Kristian Johannessen
Thursday 26 August 2010 2:01:04 am
The new, more frequent release schedule is great!
At the moment, the download links seem to be dead - now I'm only getting "Object is unavailable" errors.
Nicolas Pastorino
Thursday 26 August 2010 2:22:31 am
At the moment, the download links seem to be dead - now I'm only getting "Object is unavailable" errors.
Strange issue, i can access to the files correctly on my side, but a pal in Oslo has the same problem as you...looking into this now.
Thanks for the feedback !
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Nicolas Pastorino
Director Community - eZ
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