While we’re waiting for a response from Matt with either his WordPress.org (voice of the community) or Automattic (voice of the leader) hat on to fill us in on what’s going to be the future of WordPress MU and perhaps answer a few of my questions, I figured I’d jot down some possible answers to [...]
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by James
WPMU 2.7 emerged today (28th Jan) at 9:05:11PM GMT.
Which means that the contest (which was fun :) is now closed…
And the winner is, I think, WPPR with January 28th 11:13AM (I think – Glamour Gaby came close but 12AM is midnight by my reckoning ).
So congrats, get in touch to claim your prize and here’s [...]
by James
It’s been a long time in coming but it like like WordPress MU 2.7 is on the way.
From trac:
2.7 Beta (very soon)
Looks like Donncha’s got those monkeys back in check :)
Anyone care to guess the time & date that we’ll see a final (not a beta) release in the comments?
Closest one (going by trac) [...]
by James
WPMU 2.6.5 has been released.
From Donncha:
This release also has a number of bug fixes, including a fix and improvements to rss caching. This is a required upgrade, so please install it as soon as you can.
Which I guess means a bit more work for y’all today :)
As this is most likely the last release before [...]
by James
Good post on WLTC about using conditions for plugin output in themes.
This is how we include a lot of things in the Farms theme packs that get released on WPMU DEV, so that they can be used straight of the bat, for free, and WPMU DEV Premium plugins can also be slotted into them with [...]
by James
So, as WP 2.6.1 has been released we should probably see a fair bit of ‘trac action’ and WPMU 2.6.1 on the way soon too.
However, I’m personally not going to be rushing into any upgrades from WPMU 2.6 based sites, there’s a lot more involved in upgrading WPMU rather than regular WP and if it [...]
by James
From the forums, WPMU 2.6 (I still can’t get used to it having a 2) RC 1 is out and available here.
It’s got a stack of elements that you’ll need to take into consideration for an upgrade, not least:
5. Custom first posts didn’t always work. Now they do.
Yay :)
10. The signup page uses “blogname” instead [...]
by admin
WordPress MU 1.5.1, final version, is ready to download. Donncha just posted in his blog how to upgrade:
Upgrading from a previous release
As long as you haven’t modified any core files, you can copy the files in 1.5.1 over your current install. Database upgrades will happen transparently in the background. The new salted hashing on passwords [...]
by admin
Donnacha just released WPMU 1.5 RC1, a more stable release with many fixes and the features of WP 2.5. Also has experimental support for CCS styles filtering our bad stuff. Here is the zip file for testers.
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by admin
WordPress.com is now running on WordPress 2.5, stay tuned for the new version of WPMU (1.5?).
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