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cbnet Multi Author Comment Notification · Version history

cbnet Multi Author Comment Notification changelog and version history

Latest version
3.2
Apr 13, 2016 (10 years ago)
Releases
14
since 2010
In the last year
0
Tested up to
WordPress 4.5.33

Releases each year

  • 20102 releases
  • 20111 release
  • 20126 releases
  • 20132 releases
  • 20142 releases
  • 20161 release

20161 release

  1. cbnet Multi Author Comment Notification 3.2Latest

    • Maintenance Release
    • Fix bug causing PHP notices and preventing sending of emails. Props Flick.
    • Add transients for notification/moderation email address arrays, for performance improvement

20142 releases

  1. cbnet Multi Author Comment Notification 3.1

    • Maintenance Release
    • Add option to disable email notification to site admin email address

  2. cbnet Multi Author Comment Notification 3.0

    • Maintenance Release
    • Incorporates core filters ‘comment_notification_recipients’ added to wp_notify_postauthor() and ‘comment_moderation_recipients’ added to wp_notify_moderator() in WordPress 3.7
    • Removes Pluggable functions wp_notify_postauthor() and wp_notify_moderator() that no longer need to be overwritten

20132 releases

  1. cbnet Multi Author Comment Notification 2.2.1

    • Bugfix
    • Fixed issue with bad development file merge causing PHP errors

  2. cbnet Multi Author Comment Notification 2.2

    • Feature Release
    • Added option to send comment moderation emails to multiple authors
    • Added filters to support potential core patches to Pluggable functions

20126 releases

  1. cbnet Multi Author Comment Notification 2.1.2

    • Bugfix.
    • Fixed call to deprecated function update_usermeta()

  2. cbnet Multi Author Comment Notification 2.1.1

    • Bugfix.
    • Fix bug with Plugin sending multiple emails to the same email address.

  3. cbnet Multi Author Comment Notification 2.1

    • Made Plugin translation-ready

  4. cbnet Multi Author Comment Notification 2.0.2

    • Bugfix
    • Fix bug with settings validation callback not accounting for single email address

  5. cbnet Multi Author Comment Notification 2.0.1

    • Bugfix
    • Wrap pluggable function in function_exists() conditional.

  6. cbnet Multi Author Comment Notification 2.0

    • Major update
    • Plugin completely rewritten
    • Settings API implementation
    • Move Plugin settings from custom settings page to Settings -> Discussion
    • Add custom user meta for individual user email notification
    • Implement via pluggable function wp_notify_postauthor()
    • Made Plugin parameters filterable
    • Removed all cruft code
    • WARNING: Old settings will not be retained

20111 release

  1. cbnet Multi Author Comment Notification 1.1.2

    • Bugfix update
    • PHP shorttag fixed on line 249. Props Otto42
    • isset conditional added for email on line 244. Props Otto42.

20102 releases

  1. cbnet Multi Author Comment Notification 1.1.1

    • Readme.txt update
    • Updated Donate Link in readme.txt

  2. cbnet Multi Author Comment Notification 1.1

    • Initial Release
    • Forked from MaxBlogPress Multi Author Comment Notification plugin version 1.0.5

Questions about cbnet Multi Author Comment Notification’s releases

What is the latest version of cbnet Multi Author Comment Notification?

3.2, released on Apr 13, 2016 (10 years ago). It’s tested up to WordPress 4.5.33.

How often is cbnet Multi Author Comment Notification updated?

It had no release in the last year; the latest came out 10 years ago. Its first release on WordPress.org dates from January 2010.

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Release dates come from the day each version’s folder was made in cbnet Multi Author Comment Notification’s WordPress.org SVN repository; the notes from its readme’s changelog, as its authors wrote it.