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Posted to modperl@perl.apache.org by Boris Zentner <bz...@2bz.de> on 2004/05/11 01:04:36 UTC

ANNOUNCE: Apache::PageKit 1.14

Hi,

soon on CPAN.
You can get it here now.

for mod_perl 1 users

http://eg.2bz.de/Apache-PageKit-1.14.tar.gz
http://search.cpan.org/CPAN/authors/id/B/BO/BORISZ/Apache-PageKit-1.14.tar.gz

for mod_perl 2 users 

http://eg.2bz.de/Apache-PageKit-2.14_06.tar.gz

1.14
        - Fix: parse for xsl-params again in the xsl files. This was 
                broken in 1.13. ( Ben Ausden )
        - Fix: add use Apache::PageKit::Model to eg/Model/MyPageKit/Common.pm
                since it is possible that the application class is loaded
                before Apache::PageKit ( Boris Zentner )
        - the eg site use DBD::SQLite now. This obsoletes
                DBD::CSV, SQL::Statement and Text::CSV_XS.
                ( Boris Zentner )
        - fop_command can be disabled with fop_command = ""
                ( Boris Zentner, Shimon Rura )
        - Remove Apache->request calls from Apache::PageKit::Edit
                just to make apache 2 changes smaller ( Boris Zentner )
        - Fix: Parse Accept-Charsets more pettier ( Boris Zentner )
        ! If the client browser has no accept charset header or no good one,
                deliver in the default_output_charset and set the charset
                in the content_type header. ( Erik Günther )
        - Fix uri_prefix in conjunction with can_edit
                ( Boris Zentner, Erik Günther )

PageKit® is a mod_perl based web application framework that uses 
HTML::Template and XML to separate the Model, View, Content and Controller. 
Provides elegant solutions to many difficult web programming problems, 
including session management, language localization, authentication, form 
validation, and co-branding.

For more info on Apache::PageKit visit

http://www.pagekit.org/
http://www.pagekit.org/guide/index.html

-- 
Boris

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