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Changeset 520744


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Timestamp:
03/19/2012 06:12:32 AM (14 years ago)
Author:
chriscarvache
Message:

0.2.1 Commit

Location:
etemplates/trunk
Files:
3 edited

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  • etemplates/trunk/et-init.php

    r520626 r520744  
    44Plugin URI: http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/etemplates
    55Description: Create simple, yet dynamic powerful email templates that are commonly used in application style websites.  <strong>For developers / advanced users ONLY.</strong>
    6 Version: 0.2
     6Version: 0.2.1
    77Author: Chris Carvache
    88Author URI: http://chriscarvache.com
    … …  
    2626
    2727global $wpdb;
    28 define('NLWS_ET_VERSION', 02);
     28define('NLWS_ET_VERSION', 021);
    2929define('NLWS_ET_URL', rtrim(plugin_dir_url(__FILE__)));
    3030define('NLWS_ET_DIR', rtrim(plugin_dir_path(__FILE__)));

  • etemplates/trunk/readme.txt

    r520626 r520744  
    44Requires at least: 3.2
    55Tested up to: 3.4
    6 Stable tag: 0.2
     6Stable tag: 0.2.1
    77
    88Create simple, yet powerful dynamic email templates that are commonly used in application style websites. <strong>For developers / advanced users ONLY.</strong>
    … …  
    7373== Changelog ==
    7474
     75= 0.2.1 =
     76* Fixed sorting SQL bug
     77
    7578= 0.2 =
    7679* Added Email Log feature

  • etemplates/trunk/views/et-logs-list.php

    r520626 r520744  
    3838        switch ( $orderby ) {
    3939            case 'date' :
    40                 $SQL.= "ORDER BY date";
     40                $SQL.= "ORDER BY `date`";
    4141                break;
    4242            case 'to' :
    43                 $SQL.= "ORDER BY to";
     43                $SQL.= "ORDER BY `to`";
    4444                break;
    4545            case 'subject' :
    46                 $SQL.= "ORDER BY subject";
     46                $SQL.= "ORDER BY `subject`";
    4747                break;
    4848            case 'id' : default :
    49                 $SQL.= "ORDER BY ID";
     49                $SQL.= "ORDER BY `ID`";
    5050                break;
    5151        }
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