CHANGES for qb :: http://scytale.name/proj/qb/ On 2008-10-12, Tim dropped the qb maintainership. No other maintainer has been found yet. Git version: - new: Official support for lighttpd. - new: Auto-detection of paths and required URL parts. - removed: QB_BASEURL constant; all that stuff is now configured via the qbURL class (if you need to configure anything at all). - removed: QB_NODOTS setting; directory traversal checks are now done always. - qb-0.2.php is now using the new 0.5 classes internally, but it's still a long way to 0.5. - new: tsfix.php maintenance script fixes your timestamps. - new: Some more regexes in the default config. - new: Creation timestamps are now stored _in_ the .cre files as well. - Moved all kinds of files around; qb.php in the main directory is now just a wrapper for qb-0.2.php. It's the transition to 0.5 going on, but everything should work as it did before. - Template tag has been renamed to , because a base path is something completely different: The basepath tag now contains the URL path to the directory where qb is installed (e.g. "/blog"), but not the path to the current article or directory. As mentioned above, you can find that information now in . Last but not least there's now which is the same as the basepath for the people who are using the .htaccess rewrite, but has an added 'qb.php' (or however you've named qb's handler script) for people who aren't (for example because they are using lighttpd). - Template tags and a lot more documented in the README.html. - new: to remove double slashes and fix root directory installation problems. - new: set or in the meta line to override the file's actual metadata. - new: set to make the file appear unmodified. - new: tag. - new: QB_OOPSTIME sets a tolerance timespan for file modification after initial creation; if the difference is less than that, the file won't show up as "modified" and use the "created" timestamp. Version 0.2.2 (2007-05-06): - bugfix for 0.2.1: If the number of items was exactly divisible by QB_MAXITEMS, qb would calculate the page number as one too much, leaving you with an empty last page. Version 0.2.1 (2007-05-06): - bugfix for 0.2: was not working like it should when nesting multiple ifsets that evaluated to false. This would for example seriously break the sample template when less than QB_MAXITEMS were in the blog. Fixed by using back references in two regexes now. Version 0.2 (2007-05-06): - new: Split the output into multiple pages. The desired page number can be chosen by putting a positive integer into the "query" part of the URL ("?5"). - commented the whole code and configuration file, but not the templates - removed unneeded code parts from pre-0.1 Version 0.1 (2007-03-22): - initial release of that what seems to work on scytale.de to the public