Still deciding whether the next version should be 1.9.9 or 1.10, but so far the updates include merging Pods UI into Pods core, so now you no longer need two separate plugins; and TinyMCE is now the default editor while in WP Admin manage pages, publicForm still uses nicEdit by default outside the admin area …
Should we bundle Pods UI within Pods 1.9.9? Considering it’s installed with almost every Pods installation, it makes sense to bundle them together for easier install and less confusion by new users. Right now, Pods UI checks to see if Pods 2.0 is installed before running, if it is then it outputs a notice saying …
Just put some moves onto the next version of Pods (1.9.8), it has a couple of quick performance tweaks and slight reorganization of the main init.php (now renamed to pods.php). Full details coming soon..
Pods 1.9.6 is ready for release but is pending the updates from @azaozz on the TinyMCE editor fixes. The plan is to include the new TinyMCE API in Pods 1.9.6, but you’ll still be required to install the TinyMCE for Pods package (no longer having a plugin attached, just an easy package import) to use …