After far, far too long, My Calendar version 3.5.0 and the companion plugin My Calendar Pro 3.1.0 are released! The My Calendar 3.5.0 release is a major release. It includes extensive changes to the templating system, HTML (HyperText Markup Language) output, and default styling. If you’re having issues with the styles of your calendar following this update, it’s likely due to those changes. For the majority of users – particularly if you’ve never made major changes to the calendar styles […]
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My Calendar & My Tickets: Major release updates
Both My Calendar and My Tickets are nearing their next major releases. I just tagged My Calendar 3.5’s first release candidate, and I’m hoping that this means I’m really pretty close to wrapping up this huge phase of development. My Calendar 3.5 My Calendar 3.5 is a big set of changes, and it does include some breaking changes in the HTML (HyperText Markup Language) output. Here are a few of the major changes: In addition to these major features, there […]
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Thanks to the security researchers at Tenable.com for responsible disclosure and communication concerning this issue. Security Issue Addressed Prior versions of My Calendar 3.4 contained an unauthenticated SQL (Structured Query Language (a database standard)) injection vulnerability. Tenable.com has assessed this issue with a CVE score of 8.6. This is a severe security issue, so please update My Calendar as soon as possible. Read the published security advisory from Tenable.com. There are no changes between 3.4.21 and 3.4.22 other than this […]
Continue reading “My Calendar 3.4.22: Security Release” »WP Accessibility version 2.1.0
WP Accessibility version 2.1.0 has just been released, and it includes a major new feature: statistics collection. WP Accessibility does a lot of different things: automated repair to issues on your site, a toolbar with high contrast or font size toggles, and controls to make alt text and descriptions visible for your images. What it doesn’t have is a high level of visibility into what it’s doing. If you have a high level of understanding of HTML (HyperText Markup Language) […]
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As you may have already heard, Twitter has announced that they will cease support for free access to the Twitter API (Application Programming Interface). The sole information published about this to this point is a short Twitter thread; if you’ve read that, you know about as much as I do about what’s going to happen. Anything else is probably rumors. There are existing published costs for access to the Twitter Search API, but those are very separate from the rest […]
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