Scott Kingsley Clark Hello everyone! It’s been a while since we’ve posted on our site as we’ve been using our Slack #announcements channel along with our Twitter/Facebook for most communications lately. Unfortunately our primary sponsor Automattic has notified us that they will be ending their sponsorship of Pods. They want to focus their funding on Gutenberg-native projects and …
We have just released the Pods Framework 2.7.16 Maintenance Update onto the WordPress.org Plugin Repository. This update includes the following fixes and updates: Added support for changes in WordPress 5.3 Lots of bug fixes! You can read the full change log for this release on the Development tab of the WordPress.org Repository
We have just released the Pods Framework 2.7.15 Maintenance Update onto the WordPress.org Plugin Repository. This update includes the following fixes and updates: Added new Year Range option to the Date fields to limit which years are available to select (Javascript only) Added support for Single-select relationships in templates when using [each] Fixed problems with …
We have just released the Pods Framework 2.7.14 Maintenance Update onto the WordPress.org Plugin Repository. This update includes the following fixes and updates: Fix date/time in forms that would cause edits to show the wrong time Fix “Add New” button so it isn’t disabled when a selection hasn’t been made for a single-select dropdown relationship …
We just released Pods Alternative Cache Add-On 2.0.4. This release includes some minor fixes and an important new enhancement for people hosted on WPEngine. Highlights New Object Cache Fallback: When visitors who are logged out go to your WPEngine site, WPE intentionally restricts file writes. As a result of this, we had a workaround in place that …
Hey there, it’s Scott. I wanted to take a moment to tell you something that is important to me and our team here working on Pods. If you want to skip down to the next headings below for the actual news, you can click now » I am at a loss for words today as …
We recently announced that we were parting ways with CMB2 from Pods 3.0, and with that, revisiting our Pods 3.0 code to see what we could do to get things back on track. We’re happy to announce that after some long discussions, we landed on splitting up what we currently know as Pods 3.0 into …
You probably remember the post where we announced the Pods 3.0 integration of CMB2, but you may not be aware of some of the challenges we faced. We announced the integration on February 12th, 2015, which today now marks a full 9 months into that process. I was very excited to announce it and the CMB2 …
Today we are releasing another maintenance release for the 2.x branch, Pods 2.5.5. This particular release, in addition to fixing some cosmetic items related to autocomplete relationships in the admin, includes a very requested bugfix & feature enhancement for Pods Templates. We’ve had several requests that the [each][/each] template tags (described in detail in ‘Using …
Dear Pods Users and Developers – We’ve discovered a security vulnerability in Pods that affects all versions of 2.0 and later. The vulnerability affects those using the Extended Users feature, and in certain situation allows unauthorized creation of new users. The vulnerability has been patched in version 2.4.2 and all previous versions of Pods 2.x. …