Jaws CMS version 0.8.14 available

Team Jaws have announced a new version of their open source CMS, Jaws (news).  If you haven’t used Jaws, it’s a very simple and unique (and small!) CMS that you should definitely at least try once to see if it fits your needs. We did a review recently that you can read prior to downloading if you like: Jaws CMS Review.

Version 0.8.14 brings with it the following changes:

  • Added backup feature to Jaws(database and data directory)
  • Added yearly archive to Blog gadget
  • Added support url shortening, in LinkDump gadget
  • Added some new features to Datagrids in all gadgets
  • Added a new captcha generator: HKCaptcha
  • Added Paging to FileBrowser output result
  • Added support favicon
  • Added SMTP verification option to mail settings
  • Added custom map extension to Jaws UrlMapper
  • Added some new emblems to Emblems gadget: XHML validation, CSS Validation
  • Added Microsoft driver for MS-SQL Server(not supported unicode)
  • Added new ACL to Languages gadget for restrict modifying language’s data
  • Added interface for popular entries limit count in Blog gadget
  • Added Support free cookie domain for jaws data urls
  • Added support tar, tar.gz, bz2, tar.bz2, tgz, tbz into extract archive files method
  • Improved pgsql driver to work with lesser database permission
  • Improved mssql driver to support large text filed and unicode data with FreeTDS extension
  • Improved e-mail content message in Contact gadget
  • Improved Users gadget ACLs
  • Improved Glossary gadget to support non-english glossaries
  • Improved multi instance support
  • Fixed error in Languages gadget
  • Fixed list sorting in Faq gadget
  • Fixed cross-platform newline issue in auto-paragraph method
  • Fixed duplicate files in archive generator
  • Removed JAWS_DPATH and JAWS_IPATH constants
  • Better handle http error like 404,403,…
  • and many more enhancement and minor bug fixes

Phew! That’s quite the hefty list. Interested in checking it out? You can do so here: http://www.jaws-project.com

About Mike Johnston

Mike is a CMS Analyst & Consultant who founded CMS Critic in 2009. He regularly consults with companies to assist them with the CMS selection process and is available for speaking engagements. You can contact him here or follow him on Google Plus.

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