1.4.9 Released

Another maintenance release, this one focused on better non-English support and inline images.

  • Fixed bug where date, author, etc didn’t get set.
  • Fixed bug where Postie was treating attached images as strings
  • Fixed bug where inline images were not being attached correctly
  • Fixed bug where the subject was not being decoded correctly if the charset was different from the system charset
  • Fixed bug where base64 strings were being double decoded.

1.4.8 Released

This maintenance release fixes the following issues:

  • fix collisions with simple_html_dom
  • fix bug when trying to get file name from MIME part
  • fix bug causing Cannot modify header information warning

1.4.7 Released

So it turns out that Postie is a complex beast and I’m still learning all the nooks and crannies. 1.4.7 fixes a bug where some of the schedules didn’t work.

1.4.6 Released

Thanks to everyone who asked a question or requested a feature on the forums.

Lots of small changes in this release. The big one is making the XSS check a warning rather than aborting the post as there were too many false positives.

  • Changed XSS check to only emit warning until a better solution can be developed
  • Fixed bug where authorized addresses were being checked with case sensitive rather than insensitive.
  • Started using PHP Simple HTML DOM Parser http://simplehtmldom.sourceforge.net/
  • Started process of logging all error messages to the log as well as the page (where appropriate)
  • Fixed bug where “Preferred Text Type” was not displaying the saved value in settings page.
  • Fixed bug where Postie was wiping out all other cron schedules.
  • Fixed a number of missing internationalization strings (no translations added however)
  • Added documentation for the comments: command
  • Added feature to specify a custom post type in the subject line. Thanks to Raam Dev http://raamdev.com for his code.
  • Removed a number of deprecated WordPress functions.
  • Fixed numerous warning messages
  • Added phpUnit tests
  • Allow wp-config.php to be in alternate location as described here: http://codex.wordpress.org/Hardening_WordPress#Securing_wp-config.php
  • Fix a bug that didn’t replace the #img# tags correctly.