Viernes, 15 de junio de 2012
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The PHP development team announces the 5th
release candidate of PHP 5.4.
PHP 5.4 includes new language features and removes several legacy
(deprecated) behaviours. Windows binaries can be downloaded from the
Windows QA site.
THIS IS A RELEASE CANDIDATE – DO NOT USE IT IN PRODUCTION!.
This is the 5th release candidate. The release candidate phase is intended as
a period of bug fixing prior to the stable release. No new features should
be included before the final version of PHP 5.4.0.
We got a lot of feedback that helped us to improve the upcoming
PHP version. Please continue to help us to identify bugs in
order to ensure that the release is solid and all things behave
as expected. Please take the time to test this release candidate
against your code base and report any problems that you encounter
to the QA mailing list and/or
the PHP bug tracker.
A complete list of changes since the last release candidate can be
found at NEWS
The next and probably last release candidate will be released in 14 days.
Fuente: PHP 5.4.0 RC5 released
Categories: PHP Tags: complete, continue, expected, found, identify, list, new php release, release, solid, strong, test, things, time, Windows
Jueves, 14 de junio de 2012
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Hey there Internets, it’s the jQuery Core team! We haven’t talked in a while, but over the holidays we were busy fixing the bugs you reported. The result of that hard work is jQuery 1.7.2 Beta 1. We decided to get a beta out by Groundhog Day so you wouldn’t be in the shadow of six more weeks of unfixed bugs.
You can get the code from the jQuery CDN:
Oh, we know what you’re thinking: “Cool, a new version of jQuery; I’ll wait until the final release has been out a few weeks and then I’ll give it a try.” Right, and then you’ll find some bug that keeps you from upgrading. Nothing makes us sadder than finishing up a release and only then seeing a report of a serious bug that could have been fixed earlier.
So please, come out of your burrow and try this beta with your code. Did we miss an old bug? Did we create a new bug that makes you feel like Bill Murray waking up to “I Got You Babe?” We want to know. You can use the bug tracker to report bugs; be sure to create a test case on jsFiddle so we can figure it out easily. If you’re not sure it’s a bug, ask on our forum or on StackOverflow.
jQuery 1.7.2b1 Change Log
The current change log of the 1.7.2b1 release.
Ajax
- #10978: jQuery.param() should allow non-native constructed objects as property values
Attributes
- #5571: Allow chaining when passing undefined to any setter in jQuery
Build
- #10692: Configure the jshint options to more accurately match the style guide
- #10902: ability to test a built version of jQuery in unit tests
- #10931: Unit tests shouldn’t require internet access
Core
- #10466: jQuery.param() mistakes wrapped primitives for deep objects
Css
- #10639: outerWidth(true) and css(‘margin’) returning % instead of px in Webkit
- #10754: have jQuery.swap return the return of the callback instead of just executing it
- #10782: Incorrect calculating width
- #10796: Bug in IE7 with $(‘#el’).css.(‘background-position’)
- #10858: css.js regular expressions are incomplete
- #11119: The curCSS function only need 2 arguments
Effects
- #8498: Animate Hooks
- #10006: method show is not working as expected in all browsers when called for document fragment
- #10848: Animation toggling loses state tracking in certain atomic edge cases
Event
- #8165: .live(‘click’, handler) fires on disabled buttons with child elements in Chrome
- #10819: Eliminate “this.on.call(this, “
- #10878: $(“select”).live(“change”, function(){ …broken in IE8 in jQuery 1.7
- #10961: Error in XRegExp using jQuery 1.7.1 in IE6-9
- #10970: The .on() selector parameter doesn’t work with :not(:first) selector
- #10984: Cannot off() custom events ($.event.special)
- #11021: Hover hack mangles a namespace named “hover”
- #11076: .clone(true) loses delegation filters
- #11130: jQuery.fn.on: binding map with null selector ignores data
- #11145: $(document).on() not working with name=”disabled”
Manipulation
- #9427: Passing undefined to .text() does not trigger setter
- #10753: inline the evalScript function in manipulation.js as it’s only used once
- #10864: text() method on a document fragment always returns the empty string
- #11055: Update HTML5 Shim elements list to support latest html5shiv
Misc
- #10952: .fired() doesn’t work on Callbacks object when it is flagged with “once”
- #11257: Wrong path to source files in test suite if PHP missing
Support
- #11048: Support Tests affect layout for positioned elements in IE6-9

Fuente: jQuery 1.7.2 Beta 1 Released
Categories: jQuery Tags: beta, code, CSS, document, elements, jQuery, live, passing, selector, support, test, uncategorized, unit
Jueves, 14 de junio de 2012
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Oracle announced that early access to new features of MySQL 5.6 is available for the community to test, deploy and provide feedback.
Fuente: Oracle Provides Early Access to MySQL 5.6 New Features
Categories: MySQL Tags: access, announced, community, deploy, early, features, feedback, MySQL, oracle, provide, test
Jueves, 14 de junio de 2012
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jQuery 1.7.2 will be arriving soon! To make sure that we’ve fixed the bugs voted “Most Likely to Annoy” without introducing any new bugs, we need your help in testing this release candidate. You can get the code from the jQuery CDN:
It will only take a few minutes to drop in this latest file and test it with your code. If you’ve got a lot of pages, the list of fixed bugs below may be a helpful guide for determining what to test. And of course, if you reported a bug or were affected by one listed below, please re-test to be sure we fixed it for good. We’ve tested it internally against the current builds of jQuery UI and jQuery Mobile. There is one compatibility issue with jQuery Mobile 1.1 RC1 that has already been fixed and will be addressed by their next release.
Looking for an even easier way to test your web site with the latest jQuery? On Windows you can use the excellent Fiddler tool and create an AutoResponder rule to point your HTTP script requests for jQuery to the file location above. Then you are testing your live web site with the latest jQuery on your PC, without having to edit any files at all! If you know of similar tools for other platforms, leave a message in the comments below.
If you are particularly interested in IE6 support, please help us out. We are having sporadic trouble running the unit tests in IE6. It hasn’t been possible for us to determine the cause of these problems, but the problem doesn’t happen consistently and the sheer size of our test suite may just be overwhelming a browser that is more than a decade old. If you observe any reproducible failures in real code, please let us know and try to provide the smallest possible test case.
You can use the bug tracker to report bugs; be sure to create a test case on jsFiddle so we can figure it out easily. If you’re not sure it’s a bug, ask on our forum or on StackOverflow. Please don’t use the blog comments below to report bugs.
jQuery 1.7.2rc1 Change Log
Here’s the current change log of the 1.7.2rc1 release.
Ajax
- #4624: Charset in default ajaxSettings.contentType
- #10978: jQuery.param() should allow non-native constructed objects as property values
- #11264: evalScript() uses defaults set by ajaxSetup()
- #11426: jQuery.ajax() always fails when requesting JPG images in IE
Attributes
- #5571: Allow chaining when passing undefined to any setter in jQuery
- #10828: attr(“coords”) returns undefined in IE7
- #10870: Incorrect behaviour of $.removeAttr(“selected”)
- #11316: Consider looking through valHooks by element type first, then by nodeName instead of the other way around
Build
- #10692: Configure the jshint options to more accurately match the style guide
- #10693: generalize the “test something in an iframe” code in unit tests
- #10901: have unit tests fail if the tester is running from file:// or doesn’t have PHP
- #10902: ability to test a built version of jQuery in unit tests
- #10931: Unit tests shouldn’t require internet access
Core
- #10466: jQuery.param() mistakes wrapped primitives for deep objects
Css
- #10639: outerWidth(true) and css(‘margin’) returning % instead of px in Webkit
- #10754: have jQuery.swap return the return of the callback instead of just executing it
- #10782: Incorrect calculating width
- #10796: Bug in IE7 with $(‘#el’).css.(‘background-position’)
- #10858: css.js regular expressions are incomplete
- #11119: The curCSS function only need 2 arguments
Data
- #11309: hexadecimal-formatted data-* attributes parsed incorrectly
Deferred
- #11306: calling .disable() or .lock() on a $.Callbacks object breaks its fired() status
Dimensions
- #3838: $(document).height() incorrect in IE6
Effects
- #8498: Animate Hooks
- #10006: method show is not working as expected in all browsers when called for document fragment
- #10848: Animation toggling loses state tracking in certain atomic edge cases
- #11415: Silently ignore negative CSS values where they are illegal
Event
- #8165: .live(‘click’, handler) fires on disabled buttons with child elements in Chrome
- #10819: Eliminate “this.on.call(this, “
- #10878: $(“select”).live(“change”, function(){ …broken in IE8 in jQuery 1.7
- #10961: Error in XRegExp using jQuery 1.7.1 in IE6-9
- #10970: The .on() selector parameter doesn’t work with :not(:first) selector
- #10984: Cannot off() custom events ($.event.special)
- #11021: Hover hack mangles a namespace named “hover”
- #11076: .clone(true) loses delegation filters
- #11130: jQuery.fn.on: binding map with null selector ignores data
- #11145: $(document).on() not working with name=”disabled”
Manipulation
- #9427: Passing undefined to .text() does not trigger setter
- #10753: inline the evalScript function in manipulation.js as it’s only used once
- #10864: text() method on a document fragment always returns the empty string
- #11055: Update HTML5 Shim elements list to support latest html5shiv
- #11217: Append problem with webkit
- #11291: Cloning XMLDoc’s with HTML5 nodeName’s breaks on IE
- #11323: script tags with type=”text/ecmascript” leak into the DOM
- #11356: safeFragment memory leak
Misc
- #10952: .fired() doesn’t work on Callbacks object when it is flagged with “once”
- #11257: Wrong path to source files in test suite if PHP missing
Queue
- #10967: .promise() does not attach methods onto target
Support
- #7986: Bug in $.support.boxModel if page has DIV-element CSS
- #11048: Support Tests affect layout for positioned elements in IE6-9
- #11337: Bug in $.support.reliableMarginRight
Traversing

Fuente: jQuery 1.7.2 RC1 Released
Categories: jQuery Tags: code, data, document, file, incorrect, jQuery, live, object, test, uncategorized, unit