Official release from CVS tag: DRUPAL-6--2-6
First released: November 5, 2009 - 23:44
Download: cck-6.x-2.6.tar.gz
Size: 413.58 KB
md5_file hash: 3e719a786f7fed2c6e7bd341a508ca60
Last updated: November 5, 2009 - 23:45
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Official release from CVS tag: DRUPAL-6--2-6
First released: November 5, 2009 - 23:44
Download: cck-6.x-2.6.tar.gz
Size: 413.58 KB
md5_file hash: 3e719a786f7fed2c6e7bd341a508ca60
Last updated: November 5, 2009 - 23:45
View usage statistics for this release
Changes since CCK 6.x-2.5:

IMPORTANT: Please, apply this patch before running update.php for userreference module. More information about this issue:
- #625768: Fatal error while running userreference_update_6002()

Overview:

• The main reason to pack this release is to keep CCK in sync with recent changes in Views 2.7 that broke the advanced views feature in Node reference fields.
• As usual, please make backups before upgrading.
• Visit update.php and apply pending updates after uploading the new files.

Features:

• #244896 by stella, canaryMason - Add incremental classes for multiple value fields in views.
• #227129 by igor.ro - Expose "delta" column in multiple value fields to Views.
• #531662 by neochief - i18n support. Allow external modules to translate field labels, descriptions and allowed values list as typed in the field settings form.
• #531662 i18n support for fieldgroups.
• #558420 Accept trimmed titles in nodereference autocomplete validation to prevent title mismatch errors when title ends with space.
• #596428 by NancyDru - Allow external modules alter the content type list.

Bugfixes:

Alan Ayckbourn’s “Bedroom Farce” takes viewers on a delicious tour of upheaval; in “Prick Up Your Ears,” drama strangely mirrors real-life tragedy.

It’s hard to imagine that Daniel Jenkins and Robert Stanton have ever had more fun than they’re having in this delicious romp.

“Love, Linda” is billed as a one-woman play. Really, though, it’s cabaret.

Lynn Redgrave explores the life of her maternal grandmother through the prism of her own in her reflective new solo show.

Subjugation and corruption are the grim options available to the women of “Eclipsed,” a new play by Danai Gurira at the Yale Repertory Theater.

What went wrong with “Brighton Beach Memoirs” is a case study in success and failure on Broadway today.

In this tedious new collection of Thornton Wilder one-acts, the straight-faced seriousness of it all makes you dream for a surprise appearance by Borat in a yellow thong.

The Two River Theater Company in Red Bank, N.J., is staging a broad production of Shakespeare’s “Midsummer Night’s Dream.”.

The production, based on a novel that speaks to the current moment in America, starts with Frank Galati’s Tony Award-winning adaptation.

The bonds of family are kept pulled tight — to the point of strangulation — in this mordantly funny, weirdly transfixing play written and directed by Enda Walsh.

For Kumail Nanjiani, breaks seem to be coming quickly. Next, his own show?

All the comforting pleasures of musical comedy are on abundant display in this thoroughly winning production.

The Goodspeed Opera House’s small stage is ideal for the concentrated mayhem required by “A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum.”.

Facing cancer and the death of her niece, the actress explores love and loss in her one-woman show.

The Broadway revival of Neil Simon’s “Brighton Beach Memoirs” will close on Sunday, and the companion production of Mr. Simon’s “Broadway Bound” will not open as planned.

Selective listings from theater critics of The New York Times.

This production of “Antigone,” staged by Anne Bogart, seems more interested in universal themes than contemporary relevance.

Although line prompters once played a part in theater, audiences now expect that actors will know their parts.

The Big Apple Circus has presented so many first-class productions over its 32 seasons that all the usual praise — thrilling, brilliant, joyful — starts to sound repetitious.