We are releasing Pods 2.6.5.2 (along with 2.6.5.1 overnight and 2.6.5 yesterday afternoon) which include fixes to the problem with Pods not clearing cache upon updating (actually included in 2.6.4). This particular issue had been impacting folks displaying Custom Taxonomy after updating Pods, which was easily fixed by Clearing the Pods Cache after updating. We’ve incorporated the …
We are releasing Pods 2.6.1, with fixes for REST API and Taxonomy Types (thank you @anandamd), updating Select2 Library to the current release, and fixing the restrictions on file type uploads for more than one mime type. This release also includes: Additional Label Support from WP 4.4 and WP 4.3 for Post Types and Taxonomies. Adding …
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 …
We’re very happy to announce a new point release for Pods: 2.6. Some of you may have been following the prominence of REST API coming in WordPress. It was even a rather large announcement at Matt Mullenwegg’s State of the Word address at WordCamp US 2015. We’re very happy to announce that we’ve integrated REST API support …
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 …
We have released another point release to the Pods 2.x branch. This particular patch now increases our Unit Test coverage by more than a 1000 tests. (2.5.3: 1,873 tests, 13,542 assertions to 2.5.4: 2,831 tests, 16,233 assertions). Most of the unit tests were primarily focused on our coverage for our find() class, which is the workhorse …
Today we are releasing Pods 2.5.3 maintenance release, including multiple bug fixes; Since it fixes some common bugs we’ve had reported over and over, we recommend all sites be updated to this release before submitting new issues to our forums or GitHub. Some of the bugs corrected in this release dealt with `orderby` and Advanced Content Types …
If you’ve been following recent news in the land of Metadata and Custom Fields, you know that Justin Sternberg over at WebDevStudios recently announced their official release of CMB2 as a replacement for the old Custom Metaboxes and Fields, commonly referred to as CMB. The Pods team has been anxiously awaiting their formal announcement so we could let …
As hopefully, all of you know, since our last update we discovered, fixed and disclosed a major security issue. We’d like to thank everyone who helped us get the word out, including Post Sta.us, WPTavern, WPEngine, GoDaddy and MediaTemple. Also, we’d like to thank everyone who has been so supportive of us during this process. The overwhelmingly positive …
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