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This script should only be necessary if you're on a server that has the shell_exec command disabled.
Running the disable_imagemagick.php script will set ProofBuddy to use the GD graphics library rather than the default ImageMagick for image conversions. This is necessary on servers that are set to not allow PHP scripts to run external programs.
Version 2.0.4 of ProofBuddy is available and ready for download.
Primarily a maintenance release, 2.0.4 fixes several issues that have come up since the release of 2.0.3. Most of the issues, listed below, are browser specific and would not have affected all users.
Issues addressed
It happens to everybody... in case you've forgotten the login password to your ProofBuddy site we've put out this script that will reset it for you. One very important note though. Once you've reset your password, take the script off of your server.
Version 2.0.3 of ProofBuddy is available and ready for download. It is suggested that all users of version 2.0 upgrade to this release as it does address a security issue.
Issues Addressed
Need help using ProofBuddy? We've just uploaded an update to our documentation pages. Feel free to look around. Every documentation page has a comment box and you should feel free to ask any questions you may come across.
These pages are also linked from within ProofBuddy. On the top right of each page in the admin side of ProofBuddy is a help link that should take you to the documentation page you need if you have a question along the way.
A new plugin is available for ProofBuddy that allows you to use Google Analytics to track page views on your proofing site.
When activated, this plugin will add an option to the General options tab where you can enter your Google Web Property ID. This is a number available through Analytics that starts with UA- and identifies your site to Analytics. Enter this ID and save the options and, assuming the ID starts with UA-, which it should, ProofBuddy will start appending the tracking code to your client side pages.
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ProofBuddy 2.0.2 is a maintenance release that fixes a handful of issues found since the release of 2.0.1.
Issues addressed
Our Pink Simplicity theme has been updated for ProofBuddy 2.0 and is now available for download.
Installation
To add this theme either install it through the theme browser or click the link below to download and upload using your favorite FTP program.
ProofBuddy version 2.0.1 is available for download. It is primarily a maintenance release and doesn't add any new features.
Issues addressed in this release
After an almost complete rewrite, ProofBuddy 2.0 is now available and ready for download.
Plugins are the cause of the time delay between ProofBuddy 1.0 and 2.0. We went back and started almost from square one with ProofBuddy 2.0. The entire system had to be rewritten to support plugins, even though for 95% of the users it will look much the same.
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