301tool 1.1.3 has been released!
This is a free upgrade to both commercial and non-commercial users.
You can try out the demo here, and download the update here.
Here are the release details that include the feature additions, changes and fixes in version 1.1.3.
Now that 1.1.2 is out in the wild, there are some pieces of code I improved upon in 1.1.2 that will be merging back into 2.0.0. Once that is complete, I’ll be continuing to work on v2.o.o.
I’m also finalizing the database schema for 2.0.0. Once that’s done, I’ll be continuing with the core code (both of which I’m sure will have a few revisions after things start coming together).
Lastly, I don’t plan on putting as much time into 301tool during the summer months as I normally have been putting into it up to this point. It’s sucking up most of my free time, and while I do enjoy working on it, the returns for my investment of time don’t warrant sacrificing my favorite season of the year over it. So, progress will slow, but not stop completely…at least until the cooler part of the season.
I’ll still of course post the occasional update here, with screenshots once things get to that point.
301tool 1.1.2 has been released!
This is a free upgrade to both commercial and non-commercial users.
You can try out the demo here, and download the update here.
The primary focus of this update has been to make some improvements in the user interface, as well as various fixes and tweaks.
Here are the release details that include the feature additions, changes and fixes in version 1.1.2.
All the new features, changes and fixes have been completed for 301tool 1.1.2 as of this evening. I will be finalizing testing, which includes making sure all the upgrade paths work as intended (1.0.0, 1.1.0, and 1.1.1). If all goes well, it looks like I may be releasing this update sometime this coming weekend.
Update (6/13/10): There’s one bug with pagination that I just noticed that will take a little time to correct.
Update (6/20/10): The pagination issue has been resolved. I ended up rewriting the code that determines what pages are shown in the pagination area. I will be resuming the planned testing regimen. As all work I do on 301tool is only in my spare time, the release date should still be considered as “soon” (namely, in a few weekends).
Update (6/22/10): Testing is complete! I’ll be prepping & packaging 301tool 1.1.2 for release very soon.
Update (6/23/10): I found a problem with the way session expiration was being handled, so the release has gone back to release candidate status until the fix has been fully tested.
Update (6/27/10): During testing on a webserver, it looks like when fopen is disabled, the update checker does not check the update file on the 301tool.com domain, as the XML file reader function is based off of fopen. I’ll have to switch that over to use cURL considering many other hosts are probably configured in a similar fashion. The change was quick. It works with cURL and falls back to fopen if cURL is not available.
Update (7/3/10): I should be wrapping up testing very shortly (this time), as I’m satisfied with the changes in 1.1.2.
Update (7/5/10): 301tool 1.1.2 has been released!!
