phpslash-0.7 ("This is not your mother's phpslash")

phpslash-0.7 marks the 'stable' release of the most flexible and powerful
version of phpslash yet. In particular this release is the first to have
'user accounts' to allow users to customize their phpslash experince.
Addtionally, improvments have been made on every aspect to make
installation, maintence and use and more plesant experince. This version
also marks the advent of 'Milestone' based releases for a hopefully
quicker release schedule going forward.

Release Name: 0.7RC2

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This is the second Release Candidate for phpSlash 0.7.

It does not introduce new features since 0.RC1, only provides

bug fixes or corrects other deficiencies.

Release Name: 0.7RC1

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This release has many new features and bugfixes.

- User accounts are supported

- PHPLIB is preinstalled

- php4 sessions are used

- skin/theme support enhanced

- "ini" style configuration

Hey Folks phpslash-0.65-FINAL has been release. It's gots tons of improvements over 062. Better skin support, better backend support and many many bugfixes, not to mention an all new auth and perm system :) Grab your copy from the project page today!

This is a pre-release of the new 0.65 codebase and as such should be treated with care, it is BETA quality. This release is intended for early adopters who require additional CMS-like functionality or those who wish to test the conversion process and investigate the changes in 0.65. This release contains updated and changed templates and a new database schema. DO NOT NOT RUN THIS CODE ON PRODUCTION SITES OR AGAINST A PREVIOUS PHPSLASH DATABASE. The 0.65 series will be the last series to support php3, if you are not running php4 and depend on phpslash it would be wise to upgrade sooner than later.