[TYPO3-dam] DAM 1.1.3 has been released

[Tobias Pierschel]

Feature: #12408: Integrate flash uploader  rocks!

Am 02.01.2010 19:49, schrieb Tobias Pierschel:
> Good Work! Thanks.
>
> Am 01.01.2010 18:58, schrieb Michiel Roos [netcreators]:
>> The DAM development team is proud to announce the release of version
>> 1.1.3 of the DAM.
>>
>> This is the first in a series of 12 monthly bugfix releases for the 1.1
>> branch. Every month a new bugfix version will be released that contains
>> the latest fixes. The next release is planned for Friday the 5th of
>> February.
>>
>> Big thanks go out to all the people who have spotted bugs, supplied
>> patches and tested the dam. We could not have done this without you.
>> Thank you all!
>>
>> What bugs were fixed?
>>
>> * Change: Updated manual
>> * Change: DAM requires PHP 5.2 and TYPO3 4.2.10
>> * Change on #11700: use t3lib_div::compat_version instead of
>> version_compare
>> * Fixed bug #11700: use _GPmerged instead of GParrayMerged (Thanks to
>> Georg Ringer)
>> * Fixed bug #12538: Generated contain an invalid relational operator
>> [DBAL] (Thanks to Xavier Perseguers)
>> * Change for #9177: Indexing files is not working in NFS Filesystems
>> (Thanks to Ingo Schmitt, Dan Osipov)
>> * Feature: #12408: Integrate flash uploader into DAM (Thanks to Dan
>> Osipov)
>> * Fixed bug #9177: Indexing files is not working in NFS Filesystems
>> (Thanks to Ingo Schmitt, Dan Osipov)
>> * Fixed bug #12967: Element browser upload page doesn't highlight the
>> actual folder (Thanks to Oliver Krause)
>> * Fixed bug #10008: OpenType font not recognized as font (Thanks to
>> Michiel Roos)
>> * Fixed bug #9830: Not responing queries using category selections
>> (Thanks to Peter Kuehn)
>>
>> Very special thanks goes out to Rene Fritz whose brainchild DAM is.
>> Thank you Daniel Hinderink. For the record Daniel, Rene and Ben started
>> out braining about DAM way back in like 2003.
>>
>> Please keep on reporting bugs, add feature requests and keep those
>> patches coming.
>>
>> If you want to push development, consider sponsoring certain bugs or
>> features. Many of us do this work in our spare time, but some of us also
>> need to earn a living from the work we do.
>>
>> Keep on DAMming!
>>
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