Concrete5 8.4.4 | Update Release

Orange — Wed, 09 Jan 2019 18:40:36 +0000

Concrete5 8.4.4 is now available. This release includes improvements and bug fixes.

Improvement for compliance and GDPR: Storage of form data submitted through the form block is now optional. It is a new checkbox in the block (thanks Faker Ben Ali)

Much improved performance in the Stacks panel menu for sites with a lot of stacks – stacks lazily load the blocks within them.
Dashboard Welcome Page: hides the “Customize” button if the user does not have permission to edit the page content (thanks marvinde)
Allow disabling of Sitemap button in CKEditor concrete5link core plugin (thanks joemeyer)
Fixed W3C validation errors in Elemental (thanks MPagel)

Fix XSS error when certain error messages could contain HTML (thanks mlocati)
Fix error where EditorServiceProvider was complaining about array_merge not being a valid array
Fixed: GDPR – ConversationMessages are not deleted when a user is deleted (thanks marvinde)
Fix typo in list of CKEditor plugins (‘applying’) (thanks a3020)

Orange — Fri, 11 Apr 2014 17:38:29 +0000

“Concrete5 5.6.3.1 this release includes security and bug fixes.”

Concrete5 5.6.3.1 makes running a website easy.

Go to any page in your site, and a editing toolbar gives you all the controls you need to update your website.

No intimidating manuals, no complicated administration interfaces – just point and click

Better mobile support for dashboard (thanks hissy!)
Improved performance when running concrete5 on a site that uses multiple languages (thanks mlocati.)

Bug Fixes

Fixed Empty Trash removes content NOT in Trash (thanks mlocati)!
Fixed Can’t move an alias – it moves original page (thanks mlocati!)
Fixed http://www.concrete5.org/developers/bugs/5-6-3/unable-to-download-multiple-files-under-some-circumstances/ (Thanks mlocati)!
Fixed inability to save date picker date in some circumstances (thanks Remo.)
Fixed inability to upload multiple files in file manager (thanks mlocati!)
Fixed open_basedir warning error when logging in if open_basedir protection is enabled (thanks NKay)
Fixed Rich Text Editor “Simple” mode not translated (thanks Remo).
Fallback to GD library if processing with Imagick fails (thanks mlocati).
fixed errors that displayed when opening an image that didn’t exist on systems with the Imagick extension installed (thanks mlocati)!
Fix toolbar not showing on aliased pages when logged in (thanks francz)
Fixed http://www.concrete5.org/developers/bugs/5-6-3/apostrophe-problem-in-page-controls/ (thanks mlocati)
Fixed Google Maps block offset when using coordinates (thanks mlocati)

Security Fixes

Removed incorrect permission checks on file replace that would only check whether user had access to add files (and not replace the particular file.) (thanks Mnkras)
Removed potential email buffer overflow bug in MySQL.
Don’t show that a page is pending approval unless they can view the toolbar (thanks Mnkras)
Removed potential display of broken SQL query when passing arrays as tags to be viewed (note: no SQL injection potential.)
Removed XSS vulnerability in Open Flash Chart third party library by removing library.
Removed XSS vulnerability in SecurImage helper files by removing unneeded helper HTML files in third party library

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