Option to toggle relative dates/times for video upload timestamps
Swedish translation. Thanks to Mikael Jorhult
Improved error handling for PHP installations with suppressed error output
Removed several small bugs that affected users of PHP < 5.2.1
1.6.5
Full internationalization capability (closes Ticket #21)
Upgrades, from this version on, will no longer destroy your old TubePress default settings (closes Ticket #28)
Multiple galleries on a single post/page now possible (closes Ticket #20)
Fixes broken YouTube link (closes Ticket #30)
Video playback now functions correctly in IE7
Cross site scripting vulnerability fixed (thanks Numline1 for reporting)
Fixed debug output
Options page now looks good in WordPress 2.5.1
Various pass-by-reference warnings eliminated
1.6.0
PHP5 only. This includes an overall rewrite of the code base to take advantage of PHP5-only stuff
Responses from YouTube are now cached
New galleries: Top favorites, Most recently added, Most discussed, Most linked, Most responded, Responses to a video
New way to watch: Shadowbox.js
Removed "New Window" player
Customize textual formatting of dates
Much more control over embedded player: Toggle "related videos" feature after a video finishes, Choose from several colors, Toggle auto-play, Toggle "enhanced genie menu" when mouse enters video area (instead of user clicking the "menu" button), Toggle video loop
Interface improvements: Removed border and scroll bars from gallery, Removed time of day from date uploaded, Changed upload label from "Uploaded date" to "Uploaded", Pagination now supports HTTP/HTTPS and non-standard ports, Simplified templating (easier to customize the look of your galleries)
Issues/enhancements closed: #20, #25, #7
Upgrade source to GPLv3
1.5.7
Fixed yet another title problem due to YouTube changing their feed
Fixes issue #16
1.5.6
Fixes a major problem displaying video titles due to change in YouTube feed format
1.5.5 RC3
Fixes issue #13
1.5.5 RC2
Fixes issue #5
Changes default thumb width from 33% to 32% (helps with IE)
1.5.5 RC1
"Favorites" mode now displays up to 500 videos
"Search" mode now can return up to 1,000 videos
New mode: most-viewed videos from today, this week, this month, or all time
Customize the order of galleries by view-count, rating, relevance, or date-updated
Randomize thumbnails (most videos come with 4 thumbnails, this option will mix it up for each pageload)
Filter "racy" videos from galleries
Option to show a video’s category in its metadata
All access to TubePressVideo member variables is now done through getters
All HTML is generated via PEAR's HTMLTemplateIT package
1.5.2
Fixes a fatal error upon plugin activation in some PHP installations
1.5.1
Fixes a minor bug with "search" mode due to YouTube changing the format of the XML results
1.5.0
"All tags" and "Any tags" modes now merged into "YouTube search" mode
Play videos with GreyBox (this replaces ThickBox)
Play videos with lightWindow
Pagination now uses modified Digg Style pagination
Max player size is now 424px x 336px (removes thin white border from player)
"Normal" mode displays title and runtime correctly after user click
Much better code documentation
Code style is PEAR compliant
XML parsing uses PEAR's XML_Unserializer instead of XMLIster
Almost all functions moved to classes (helps namespace management)
WordPress-specific code is cleanly isolated
Improved message-resources handling
Revamped directory structure
Improved naming conventions all around
Quasi-private methods (PHP4 OOP isn't too sophisticated)
Most HTML printing methods use sprintf (or variant) - improves readability
1.2.0
Fixed a bug that caused an incorrect count of YouTube video results
Added debugging mode! See the documentation for how to use it.
1.1.5
Fixed major XML bugs that caused a fatal error when parsing YouTube's XML
CSS bug fixes with the pagination links
Fixed a bug in the options page related to the "popular" mode drop down menu
1.1
CSS bug fixes. Thanks to Scott for reporting it
1.05
Fixed huge IE display bug (thanks to Keane and Jojo for reporting it)
Disabled Thickbox by default due to incompatibilities with themes and other jquery-enabled features
1.0
Now with seven modes of operation: videos by playlists (with paging), featured (the latest 25 featured videos from YouTube's homepage), popular (the most-viewed videos from the past day, week, or month), related (videos that match any tag that you specify), tag (videos that match all the tags you specify), favorite videos of any user, videos uploaded by any user
You no longer need to supply your own developer ID and YouTube username! This means that anyone can use TubePress, even if you don't have a YouTube account!
Pagination. You control how many videos per page show up (supported modes only)
Leaner and meaner. The speedups in this version are ridiculous. Makes literally dozens less of the expensive database calls per page that existed in previous versions. Reduces database space in your wordpress options table from about 40 rows to only one.
Options page is more concise and XHTML compliant
Improved documentation
Bug fixes. Too many to list!
0.9
Now with five options on where to play the main video: Normally (at the top of your gallery), In a popup window, In a new window all by itself, In its original YouTube page, Using Thickbox (experimental, but very cool!)
Bug fix regarding HTML special characters in video titles
0.8
Major bug fix with PHP4. Thanks to Fabien and Paige for reporting it.
0.7
Override global settings on a per-page basis! This will allow you to have one page with your videos (that you've uploaded), another page with your YouTube favorites, etc.
Choose which meta information (author, rating, description, etc) you want to display
Lots of optimizations and bug fixes
0.6
Now works with PHP4
CSS revisions
Uses snoopy class instead of cURL libraries
Added configurable timeout parameter for contacting YouTube
0.5
Fixed small bug in time display
0.4
Takes full advantage of the YouTube API: List videos from "your favorites", List your videos (that you've uploaded), List videos that match some tag, List videos of another user
XHTML compliant
0.3
OK, now the bug is really fixed. Sorry about that!