Announcing CMS Made Simple 1.8.1 - Mankara
Category:Announcements Releases General
Jul 13, 2010 by Ted Kulp
NOTE: This release fixes an important security vulnerability, we recommend that ALL users upgrade as soon as possible.
The local inclusion vulnerability fixed is old and affects many previous versions of CMSMS. Therefore it is important for ALL installations to be upgraded as soon as possible.
This release also fixes all of the issues encountered with the CMSMS 1.8 release due to the overhaul of the translation function. Your performance in the admin section should be back to normal following this upgrade.
Below is a complete list of the remaining issues that have been addressed in this release, enjoy.
Version 1.8.1 - Mankara
Security:- Fixed local inclusion security flaw
- Backend behaved slower then previous release
- Core modules/tabs in the backend weren't translated
- Internet Explorer didn't show specific backend-pages properly (f.e. News)
- Theme: "default" gave message "Undefined index: direction" at the top of the admin area
- The content tag didn't allow an underscore in name of a content block
- Default content had News categories in summary-template
- "Expand/Collapse" buttons added to top of listcontent.php (Admin --> Content --> Pages) for usability improvement
- User preference for page-limit when viewing the templates list wasn't followed
- Additional blocks were not visible in Content Edit mode, when underscore was used
Version 1.6.8 - Pouebo
As promised, we added this security fix to the 1.6.x series for those that still require PHP4. The new version with the security fixes is 1.6.8.© Copyright 2010 by CMSMS™ and the posts author(s). All rights reserved.
3 Responses to "Announcing CMS Made Simple 1.8.1 - Mankara"
1.8.1 - Mankara
On: Jul 17, 2010, Harm said:
good work!
cmsms is a great tool!
Is it possible that some functionality was droped to?
i seam to mis the custom 404 error pages.
Thank you
On: Jul 17, 2010, AireLibre said:
Hi,
Thanks for this important release, especially, for me, for the translations in the backend. I'm now going to use CMSMS 1.8.1 in production.
Thanks for all your work,
Mathieu - www.airelibre.fr
Frontend Languages
On: Aug 4, 2010, Me said:
it is just me or dont in this release work frontend languages in modules?





