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lapinr     Joined: 03 Nov 2004   Posts: 9  
Post Posted: 2005-03-03 19:55
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In several posts in the forums , I have seen reference to features that might be in the CVS version . Is the CVS simply a pre-release of the product that has new things, but is not yet released?
If so, where can I find out what things are present there?
What are the risks of using this version?

Thanks,
Robert

 
michal     Joined: 17 Jun 2003   Posts: 537   Location: Slovakia
Post Posted: 2005-03-03 21:06
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cvs version is the most current version with all the new features (and sometimes new bugs).

on your left, there is a cvs/browser link, you can find cvs version of core class (and documentation) there. together with changelog.

 
dgerisch     Joined: 15 Apr 2005   Posts: 1  
Post Posted: 2005-04-15 18:55
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I'm new to CVS, so I have a question. I got the new phpMyEdit.class.php out of CVS, and it solved my problem by letting me use an update trigger to push a value into a field with $newval['field_name'].

I did not use a CVS client; using my browser, I just clicked the 'download' link, and a new window appeared. I was able to copy/paste the text into my old phpMyEdit.class.php file.

However, under the CVS version, my Go To button doesn't work. I found a bug report that says old versions of the language files may be the culprit.

So two questions: 1) Am I supposed to just delete the all the files in the language folder, and put in the new files from CVS? 2) Is there an easier way to get those files than by copy/pasting each one?

Thank you.

BTW, PME is great! :-)

 
ajh     Joined: 17 Dec 2003   Posts: 236  
Post Posted: 2005-04-16 22:37
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Yes - you need the new language files. You only need the language that you're using, so that isn't too much of a hassle. Alternatively use a CVS client to get the whole lot...I use TortoiseCVS on Windows ( http://www.tortoisecvs.org/ ) which works very well and will allow you to download the whole of PME in one go.

 
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