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Today we release the second maintenance release in the 1.3.x series.

Download version 1.3.2 to fix the following bugs:

• Fixed regression bug with setting unique id for nested properties
• Fixed reversed usage for setting option text/value when passing in an array of structs to select() / selectTag()
• Tableless models should not require dataSourceName – #351
• Fixed issue with using group by with calculated properties – #89
• Fixed ORM incorrectly parsing a property value as NULL – #209
• Fixed bug with application scope when sharing name across applications – #359
• Fix for removing AS from ORDER BY clause in Microsoft SQL Server – #132
• Calling valid() will now correctly validate all associations when using nested properties – #284
• Fixed issue with save()causing callbacks to run twice when using nested properties – #284
• Fixed race condition issue with caching – #376
• Fixed number parsing in WHERE strings

More info in the 1.3.2 CHANGELOG.

If you’re upgrading from 1.3.0+, you just need to replace the wheels folder with the new one from the download. If you’re upgrading from an older version of CFWheels, see the instructions.

We have fixed a few bugs discovered by the community after releasing CFWheels 1.3.0 a few weeks ago and packaged them as version 1.3.1.

Behold the major fixes released in version 1.3.1:

• Fixed issue with calling addFormat() on application start-up.
• Fixed so that Railo outputs IDs for nested properties as integers instead of exponents.
• Make sure that IDs for nested properties are unique.

See the v1.3.1 CHANGELOG for a full record of all changes.

To upgrade from 1.3.0, replace the wheels folder in your application with the new one from the zip file. See the instructions if you’re upgrading from an earlier release.

Keep rocking, CFWheels community! \m/

After a couple years of work on version 1.2 of CFWheels, we decided to reboot our efforts and simplify.

To mark this new milestone, we are releasing CFWheels version 1.3.0 today. Version 1.3.0 includes many back-ported commits from the 1.2 branch but aims to be a non-breaking upgrade.

If you’re upgrading, review the instructions for upgrading and enjoy some new improvements:

• Form and view helpers are now more HTML5-friendly. (See the HTML5 data Attributes section of Form Helpers and Showing Errors.)
• You can now create model components that don’t need a database table behind them. (See the Models Without Database Tables section of Object Relational Mapping.)
• Application reloading and startup is now thread-safe.
• 49 new features and bugs were fixed. See the CHANGELOG.

Give 1.3 a spin and submit an issue if you find any bugs. Some plugins may need to be updated, so be sure to work with plugin authors to get 1.3 compatibility going.

There are more exciting changes coming for and from our community. Thank you for your support!

Today, we’re releasing version 1.1.8 of the ColdFusion on Wheels framework. The new version includes bug fixes and minor enhancements. Upgrade today for a more stable application.

To upgrade from version 1.1.x, simply download the zip file and replace your application’s wheels folder with the new one.

For a list of fixes, see the CHANGELOG.

Another round of enhancements and bug fixes has been fixed and incorporated into version 1.1.6 of ColdFusion on Wheels. Download it today to increase the stability of your Wheels applications.

Upgrading from 1.1.x is easy. Download the zip file, extract it, and replace your application’s wheels folder with the new wheels folder from the zip file.

Read on for details from the CHANGELOG. (more…)

We’ve released ColdFusion on Wheels version 1.1.5. This release addresses some regression issues with 1.1.4 that some of you reported involving plugins deployed in a subfolder install of Wheels. Thanks to your help, Tony Petruzzi was able to fix this issue quickly.

Wheels 1.1.5 also fixes an issue where values generated by the select() form helper were not being HTML-escaped. This fixes a potential security hole, so we recommend updating as soon as possible.

To upgrade, simply download the zip file and replace the wheels folder in your application with the new wheels folder from the download.

Thanks to those of you who helped report, pinpoint, and troubleshoot these issues. Your help has made the Wheels framework a better tool for everyone.

Today, we’re releasing ColdFusion on Wheels version 1.1.4. This release fixes numerous bugs and adds a nice feature: Now you no longer need to create a zip file to start working on a new plugin. You just create a folder for it in the plugins folder and start coding your CFC.

To upgrade, you just need to replace the wheels folder in your application with the new wheels folder in the zip file. (more…)

Tony just built a release candidate with changes slated for ColdFusion on Wheels 1.1.4, and we’ve made it available for download.

This release includes some stability and bug fixes. But most notably, version 1.1.4 now allows you to develop plugins without needing to have a dummy zip file packaged. Just create the plugin directory and start coding your plugin.

Help us test this out in your environment so we can be sure that 1.1.4 is ready to go!

Today, we’re releasing another maintenance release, ColdFusion on Wheels version 1.1.3. This release includes several bug fixes. Upgrade now to increase the stability of your Wheels applications. (more…)