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Die Sieger des Gewinnspiels zum Serendipity Handbuch
WebWork Ansgar am um :
Mist. Nicht gewonnen. Dabei bin ich doch so scharf auf das Buch... also selber kaufen...
Aber: Herzlichen Glückwunsch an alle Gewinner und an Dich Garing, für das gute Echo!
Garvin am um :
Tut mir sehr leid, wenn es nach mir gegangen wäre hätte ich natürlich gerne jedem Teilnehmer eines geschenkt. Aber so ist leider die Natur des Gewinnspiels. :-/
Dennoch würde ich mich natürlich freuen, wenn ihr übrigen mal in der Buchhandlung eures Vertrauens einfach einen Blick in das Buch werft. Ich freue mich nämlich immer über Feedback.
Mario am um :
Am I too late? It's December now..hmm An automatic 301 redirect for renamed posts would be really great.
Garvin am um :
It's still december. ;)
There have been some new features that we wanted to get into 1.4 while there was still room, so there's been a bit delay.
If you want to try it right now, the current snapshots are exactly what will become serendipity 1.4 - and by migrating to a snapshot you will have no problem updating to the final version later, in fact it will be much simpler to update from a snapshot to the final 1.4 release.
Regards, Garvin
Mario am um :
How time flies...
You mean I should switch to 1.4 right now? I just installed 1.3 because I didn't wanted to have trouble ;)
But if you say "go", I guess I'll go...
As I work mainly with TYPO3 (and with the extension RealURL = user friendly URLs) I have the same problems there too.
Garvin am um :
Yes, I can recommend the current s9y 1.4 betas without any problem. I'm using it on my blog as well, and it definitely is more advanced than 1.3. :-)
As for remembering past permalinks: Currently there is no internal concept to track all previous links. It could also easily "spam" the permalinsk database table. Actually, if you use the %id% in your permalink, then the permalink will always work even when the title of the entry might change...