Changeset 181430
- Timestamp:
- 12/10/2009 02:43:09 AM (16 years ago)
- Location:
- cdn-tools
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- 2 edited
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tags/0.97 (copied) (copied from cdn-tools/trunk)
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tags/0.97/cdn_classes/cloudfiles/cloudfiles.php (copied) (copied from cdn-tools/trunk/cdn_classes/cloudfiles/cloudfiles.php)
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tags/0.97/cdn_classes/cloudfiles/cloudfiles_http.php (copied) (copied from cdn-tools/trunk/cdn_classes/cloudfiles/cloudfiles_http.php)
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tags/0.97/cdn_classes/cloudfiles/share/mime.types (copied) (copied from cdn-tools/trunk/cdn_classes/cloudfiles/share/mime.types)
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tags/0.97/cdntools.php (copied) (copied from cdn-tools/trunk/cdntools.php) (3 diffs)
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tags/0.97/readme.txt (copied) (copied from cdn-tools/trunk/readme.txt) (2 diffs)
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trunk/cdntools.php (modified) (3 diffs)
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trunk/readme.txt (modified) (2 diffs)
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cdn-tools/tags/0.97/cdntools.php
r179788 r181430 5 5 Description: CDN Tools is a plugin designed to help you drastically speed up your blog's load time by loading content onto a distribution network. You can use a commercial CDN or just load some of your larger JS libraries for free from Google's servers! At this time Cloud Files is the only supported CDN. 6 6 Author: Paul Kehrer 7 Version: 0.9 67 Version: 0.97 8 8 Author URI: http://langui.sh/ 9 9 */ … … 28 28 set_time_limit(90); //90 seconds max... 29 29 30 define('CDNTOOLS_VERSION','0.9 6');30 define('CDNTOOLS_VERSION','0.97'); 31 31 32 32 $dir_array = explode('/',dirname(__FILE__)); … … 754 754 jQuery.ajax({ 755 755 type: "post", 756 url: " <?php echo get_option('siteurl'); ?>/wp-admin/admin-ajax.php",756 url: "admin-ajax.php", 757 757 data: 758 758 { -
cdn-tools/tags/0.97/readme.txt
r179788 r181430 5 5 Requires at least: 2.7 6 6 Tested up to: 2.8.6 7 Stable tag: 0.9 67 Stable tag: 0.97 8 8 9 9 CDN Tools is a plugin designed to help you drastically speed up your blog's load time by loading data onto a content distribution network (CDN). … … 42 42 43 43 == Changelog == 44 = 0.97 - 12/9/2009 = 45 * Initial sideload AJAX used an absolute path with the siteurl. This should have been a relative path or the adminurl to accommodate situations were FORCE_SSL_ADMIN is defined. Thanks to John for identifying the bug. 46 44 47 = 0.96 - 12/4/2009 = 45 48 * Upgraded and (temporarily) forked CloudFiles API to fix bugs related to safe_mode and content type detection. This means you shouldn't see badcontenttype exceptions or "stuck at 0%" errors any more! -
cdn-tools/trunk/cdntools.php
r179788 r181430 5 5 Description: CDN Tools is a plugin designed to help you drastically speed up your blog's load time by loading content onto a distribution network. You can use a commercial CDN or just load some of your larger JS libraries for free from Google's servers! At this time Cloud Files is the only supported CDN. 6 6 Author: Paul Kehrer 7 Version: 0.9 67 Version: 0.97 8 8 Author URI: http://langui.sh/ 9 9 */ … … 28 28 set_time_limit(90); //90 seconds max... 29 29 30 define('CDNTOOLS_VERSION','0.9 6');30 define('CDNTOOLS_VERSION','0.97'); 31 31 32 32 $dir_array = explode('/',dirname(__FILE__)); … … 754 754 jQuery.ajax({ 755 755 type: "post", 756 url: " <?php echo get_option('siteurl'); ?>/wp-admin/admin-ajax.php",756 url: "admin-ajax.php", 757 757 data: 758 758 { -
cdn-tools/trunk/readme.txt
r179788 r181430 5 5 Requires at least: 2.7 6 6 Tested up to: 2.8.6 7 Stable tag: 0.9 67 Stable tag: 0.97 8 8 9 9 CDN Tools is a plugin designed to help you drastically speed up your blog's load time by loading data onto a content distribution network (CDN). … … 42 42 43 43 == Changelog == 44 = 0.97 - 12/9/2009 = 45 * Initial sideload AJAX used an absolute path with the siteurl. This should have been a relative path or the adminurl to accommodate situations were FORCE_SSL_ADMIN is defined. Thanks to John for identifying the bug. 46 44 47 = 0.96 - 12/4/2009 = 45 48 * Upgraded and (temporarily) forked CloudFiles API to fix bugs related to safe_mode and content type detection. This means you shouldn't see badcontenttype exceptions or "stuck at 0%" errors any more!
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