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User Photo · Version history

User Photo changelog and version history

Latest version
0.9.10
Aug 14, 2016 (10 years ago)
Releases
10
since 2007
In the last year
0
Tested up to
WordPress 4.6.30

Releases each year

  • 20071 release
  • 20113 releases
  • 20121 release
  • 20151 release
  • 20164 releases

20164 releases

  1. User Photo 0.9.10Latest

    • Added recommendation to upgrade in wp-admin/plugins.php
    • Provided option to never see the upgrade notice again
  2. User Photo 0.9.9

    • Removed deprecated mysql_ function
  3. User Photo 0.9.8

    • Optimised retrieval of administrators for settings page
  4. User Photo 0.9.7

    • Fixed WordPress deprecated notices

20151 release

  1. User Photo 0.9.6

    • Fixed PHP notice about deprecated argument
    • Use semantic versioning for plugin files
    • Security issue (credit Ryan Hellyer).
    • Fixing major security issue (credit ADVtools SARL).
    • Fixed a small bug relating to line 453 changing “home” to “siteurl”. Thanks Piotr!
    • Added Catalan localization. Thanks Robert!
    • 2009-02-28 =
    • Added Italian localization. Thanks Federico!
    • Added Brazilian Portuguese localization. Thanks gui!
    • Added Hungarian localization. Thanks Csaba!
    • Added French localization. Thanks Jean-Pierre!
    • Now displaying error message if wp_upload_dir() fails when trying to display a user photo.
    • Forcing the uploaded filename to lower-case
    • Updated error message to include results for wp_upload_dir()
    • Updated error messages to be more helpful (includes the paths in question). This will help debug some of the issues that have been raised on the forums lately.
    • First argument to userphoto() and userphoto_thumbnail() may now just be a user ID or user login name in addition to a user object.
    • New “Serve Avatar as Fallback” option; this is disabled by default.
    • New boolean function userphoto_exists($user) which returns true if the user has a photo and false if they do not. Argument $user may be user object, ID, or login name.
    • New option “Override Avatar with User Photo”; disabled by default.
    • Adding class="photo" by default if no class attribute is supplied
    • Fixed issue where thumbnail (and associated usermeta) wasn’t being deleted along with the full-size photo (thanks Oliver).
    • Now using wp_upload_dir() to get the basedir for where the userphoto directory will be located.
    • Verified that works in WP 2.6; added note explaining what the error message regarding what “image resizing not available” means… namely that the GD module is not installed.
    • Added localization for Russian (thanks Kyr!)
    • Finally updated the plugin for WP 2.5. Note that it still worked for 2.5, it’s just the admin interfaces needed to be updated. Also added userphoto() and userphoto_thumbnail() template tags.
    • Added localization for Polish (thanks Maciej!)
    • Fixed issue where incorrect path was being generated for default photo.
    • Using wp_mail instead of mail (Thanks again, Kyle.)
    • Ensured that “unapproved” photos are not displayed. (Thanks Kyle.)
    • Made minor improvement to security.

20121 release

  1. User Photo 0.9.5.2

20113 releases

  1. User Photo 0.9.5.1

  2. User Photo 0.9.5

  3. User Photo 0.9.4

20071 release

  1. User Photo 0.7

Questions about User Photo’s releases

What is the latest version of User Photo?

0.9.10, released on Aug 14, 2016 (10 years ago). It’s tested up to WordPress 4.6.30.

How often is User Photo updated?

It had no release in the last year; the latest came out 10 years ago. Its first release on WordPress.org dates from December 2007.

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