* Some strings were not detected by makemessages (for example in javascript files, behind comments...). There are still some issues with that but I think I'll have to wait a future Django release.
* Support for per-user language selection is almost done.
see #166
It is a really simple implementation but I think it will be enough for a begining. Users can add multiple attachments with a message, each attachment must not be larger than a customizable limit.
see #38
Removed useless fields (full_address) and added associated migrations. SQL queries used by postfix or dovecot will need to be updated. (as the documentation)
see #103
Big refactoring of objects creation and edition. (javascript cleanup, forms factoring, etc.)
* Added domain aliases delete,
* Permissions are not implemented yet.
see #103
* New generic create and remove buttons,
* New javascript confirmation module,
* Fixed a lot of problems about objects relations removal,
* Simpler interface (no more dropdown menus),
* Multiple removal support.
Work in progress:
* New domains admin page, all menus are now at the same level,
* Views, models and forms partial refactoring (better code organization).
I've started to separate permissions from the settings panel. It will be availab
le inside the Admin menu for users who are granted the "view_permissions" permis
sion.
new: parameters module refactored. The API is more simple now, there is no need to provide a module name anymore, this last is automatically guessed. Also, a new 'label' field can be provide when declaring a new parameter. It will be used instead of the name.
new: email parsing refactored. My first attempt was really ugly. I did not really studied the various RFC describing how messages are formatted or what IMAP fetch queries can do. Now, I hope this new code will face better unknown types. At least, It will be simpler to update.
perms object is no longer passed to builtins or filters, we use user instead
(it seems that perms content is different with Django 1.2)
#48 : I think I've found a way to include templatetags dynamically, using add_to_builtins.
Antoine Nguyen