Difference between revisions of "Release 1.0.9-beta"

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* Upgraded actor and repository to object oriented symfony forms for more security and reliability. These forms are now consistent with the information object form
 
* Upgraded actor and repository to object oriented symfony forms for more security and reliability. These forms are now consistent with the information object form
 
* Support for [[qubit:ICA-ISDF]] functions
 
* Support for [[qubit:ICA-ISDF]] functions
* [[qubit:Validation]] rules describe rules from metadata standards which aren't met by an archival description or authority record
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* [[qubit:Validation]] rules report rules from metadata standards which aren't met by an archival description or authority record
 
* Cleaner HTML markup and CSS [[qubit:stylesheets]] for easier theming and better cross browser compatibility
 
* Cleaner HTML markup and CSS [[qubit:stylesheets]] for easier theming and better cross browser compatibility
 
** HTML tables no longer used for presentation, now only used for tabular data, issue 61
 
** HTML tables no longer used for presentation, now only used for tabular data, issue 61
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* Added automated tests for uploading videos, issue 801
 
* Added automated tests for uploading videos, issue 801
 
* Added reference code, dates, and level of description to search results, issue 1135
 
* Added reference code, dates, and level of description to search results, issue 1135
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* Many forms now offer contextual help text
 
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Revision as of 10:14, 9 April 2010

Please note that ICA-AtoM is no longer actively supported by Artefactual Systems.
Visit https://www.accesstomemory.org for information about AtoM, the currently supported version.

  • Fine grained migrations
  • Metadata standard plugins
  • PEAR channel now managed with Pirum instead of Chiara_PEAR_Server
  • Upgraded to symfony 1.3
  • Upgraded actor and repository to object oriented symfony forms for more security and reliability. These forms are now consistent with the information object form
  • Support for qubit:ICA-ISDF functions
  • qubit:Validation rules report rules from metadata standards which aren't met by an archival description or authority record
  • Cleaner HTML markup and CSS qubit:stylesheets for easier theming and better cross browser compatibility
    • HTML tables no longer used for presentation, now only used for tabular data, issue 61
    • Headings now marked up with HTML <h1>, <h2>, <h3>, etc. heading tags
  • Contact information now marked up with hCard microformat, providing yet another tool for qubit:data portability
  • Drop down menus
  • Generalized JavaScript behavior for modal dialogs which is easier to use and improves consistency across all dialogs
  • URLs in descriptive content now displayed as hyperlinks, issue 356
  • Added automated tests for uploading videos, issue 801
  • Added reference code, dates, and level of description to search results, issue 1135
  • Many forms now offer contextual help text