Today’s release is primarily a polishing release; fixes one notable bug with the handling of the Last Tweet notice, but most changes are the result of updating the PHPCS linting to version 3.
Continue reading “Minor release: XPoster 4.2.2 and XPoster Pro v3.2.1” »Author: Joe Dolson
XPoster 4.2.0 & XPoster Pro 3.2.0
Today’s release of XPoster 4.2.0 and XPoster Pro 3.2.0 is a major release with one significant new feature: posting to Mastodon instances. It’s just one feature, but since XPoster has been a one-service plugin since 2008, there was quite a lot to do to update it to support more than one service. On the plus-side, this also opens up the potential for additional services in the future. Mastodon is considerably easier to set up for posting than X.com, but there […]
Continue reading “XPoster 4.2.0 & XPoster Pro 3.2.0” »XPoster Pro v3.1.0 Released
XPoster Pro v3.1.0 has been released. This update includes several bug fixes related to the brand change, including issues with scripts loading in XPoster Pro. Also includes fixes related to lack of support in the X.com upload API endpoint for .gif images. Also see the update information for XPoster v4.1.0, released simultaneously.
Continue reading “XPoster Pro v3.1.0 Released” »XPoster Pro v3.0.1 Released
XPoster Pro version 3.0.1 has been released. This is a minor release, containing a bug fix to license authentication that could cause the licensing process to display and behave as if license authentication had failed even if it had succeeded.
Continue reading “XPoster Pro v3.0.1 Released” »Eliminating the search and display widgets
I’m just now releasing version 4.0.3 of XPoster, removing the search and display widgets. While it is still technically possible to use search and display widgets, they’re only supported at the $5,000 per month Pro level X.com API access level. In order to make these widgets usable even at that level, I’d need to rewrite them to support the version 2 API, and given the extremely small market of users who would be able to use them – I don’t […]
Continue reading “Eliminating the search and display widgets” »