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Pods 1.14.2: Bug fix and Security Reminder

Release Notes Security Update Reminder (from 1.12): AJAX API calls all utilize _wpnonce hashes, update your customized publicForm / input helper code AJAX (api.php and misc.php expect `wp_create_nonce(‘pods-‘ . $action)` usage) Changed: More strictness to the above security update, also setting tighter defaults for security access w/ uploader

Pods 1.14.1: Bug fixes

Release Notes Changed: Uploaded files now uses data-post-id attribute in file row div to avoid issues with IDs, backwards compatibility maintained for old input helpers using IDs Fixed: Uploaded files not showing in form in the order of upload on subsequent edits Fixed: Fixed an issue with adding / editing fields where “Related to” dropdown …

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Pods Framework Gets Backed by …a Few Big Names

Code is poetry Developing solutions Now the game has changed We’ve got some very big news. We would first like to give a big thank you for the generosity and help from our Kickstarter backers, the donations from our users, and time from our contributors! Without you, the innovations in this plugin would not have …

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Pods 1.14: New Uploader (plupload) and Bug fixes

Release Notes Important Change / Addition: For installations using WordPress 3.3+, we have switched the default uploader to Plupload from SWFUpload due to incompatibilities introduced in WP 3.3.2 that effect all plugins and themes using the styled button. Be sure to update your file upload helpers using our examples at https://pods.io/packages/file-uploader-input-helpers/ Added: edit_where_any option in …

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Pods 2.0 Alpha 11 is out if you’re…

Pods 2.0 Alpha 11 is out, if you’re wondering where all the other alpha versions went, they were here and gone in a flash as I’ve been committing fixes and features like crazy this weekend!

Latest big ticket item that @mpvanwinkle and I have been working on since this past Fall has been the Meta box integration for Post Types, Taxonomies, Media, Users, and Comments. In the latest alpha, we’ve now got integration into each one of those forms (both add and edit!). It’s dynamic, so any field you create for your pods that are integrated with those objects will appear in the corresponding object’s forms. Storage is meta only right now, working on getting further support for the Pods table-based storage for each of the objects.

Form UI work will be progressing further this week as @mikedamage will be working on it heavily. We’ll be working on getting that done and pushed into an upcoming 2.0 alpha for both admin and front (theme-side) forms.

Get in on the alpha today and check it all out, provide feedback, and of course test 😉

Pods 2.0 Alpha Testing