Symphony.

Hey folks,

On behalf of the Symphony Working Groups I’d like to present the first release candidate of Symphony 2.2:

• Zip Package
• Git Tag (to be used with the default workspace’s integration branch)

Test, Test, Test!

As we get closer to releasing 2.2, we need to be sure it’s been very thoroughly tested. Please put it on your servers, upgrade dev copies of your sites, and try your damnedest to break it.

Developers, Start Your Engines!

All extension developers should begin updating their extensions for 2.2 compatibility immediately. We’ve been posting a series of notes on the blog detailing significant changes in this release. Still to come are posts on CSS changes and language management changes. We’ll get those to you ASAP.

Woot!

Well … I have something … Symphony 2.2.RC1

In the attached picture, look at the menu. “System” comes before “Scheme” and “Sistem”, although “y” is after “i”. Backend language is Romanian. In 2.1.2. it works fine.

Posted on the issue tracker.

Attachments:

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“System” comes before “Scheme” and “Sistem”, although “y” is after “i”.

Actually, it’s not supposed to be ordered by alphabet. You can reorder them in the sections editor using drag and drop.

Well … Those items do not belong to Sections’ containers.

Only “Elemente” contains the Sections’ entries.

Scheme -> Blueprints

Sistem -> System

System … is out of order

Look in the picture attached here.

Localizari (Localisations) is under “System” and System is after Sistem. Site made in Symphony 2.1.2.

Attachments:

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This seems to be caused by an extension that attaches a new page to the System area which is not correctly translated. Ironically it’s Localisation Manager that causes this :)

In Localisation Manager (extension.driver.php) hange:

    public function fetchNavigation() {
        return array(
            array(
                'location'  => 'System',
                'name'      => __('Localisations'),
                'link'      => '/localisations/'
            )
        );
    }       

to:

    public function fetchNavigation() {
        return array(
            array(
                'location'  => __('System'),
                'name'      => __('Localisations'),
                'link'      => '/localisations/'
            )
        );
    }       

and it should look better.

Yes Nils, I know that, I even sent you a pull request on github for localisation manager :)