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3.2.0 (unreleased)
Overview
- Minimum PHP version raised to 5.3.3
- DataObject::validate() method visibility changed to public
- UploadField "Select from files" shows files in all folders by default
- HtmlEditorField no longer substitutes
<blockquote />
for indented text
Changelog
DataObject::validate() method visibility changed to public
The visibility of DataObject::validate()
has been changed from protected
to public
.
Any existing classes that currently set this as protected
should be changed like in
this example:
::php
class MyDataClass extends DataObject {
...
public function validate() {
...
}
...
}
UploadField "Select from files" shows files in all folders by default
In order to list files in a single folder by default (previous default behaviour),
use setDisplayFolderName()
with a folder path relative to assets/
:
UploadField::create('MyField')->setDisplayFolderName('Uploads');
Removed format detection in i18n::$date_format and i18n::$time_format
Localized dates cause inconsistencies in client-side vs. server-side formatting
and validation, particularly in abbreviated month names. The default date
format has been changed to "yyyy-MM-dd" (e.g. 2014-12-31).
New users will continue to have the option for a localized date
format in their profile (based on their chosen locale).
If you have existing users with Member.DateFormat
set to a format
including "MMM" or "MMMM", consider deleting those formats to fall back to
the global (and more stable) default.