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1.6.3

1. Link from Plugins menu
2. Inline citations now supported.

1.6.2

1. Security fix: Admin page was incorrectly nonced.
2. Admin page has been completely re-written
3. Greycite options have been updated.
4. Options will need resetting as a result of change.

1.6.1

1. Fixed problem with in-built render giving links of form [ITEM-8-1]
2. Improvements to presentation of in-built renderer
3. Citeproc rendering disabled in feeds, as many RSS readers cannot cope
4. Kcite can selects appropriate sources for bare URLs
5. Paged rendering to citeproc-js should allow large bibliographies in IE8, without timeouts.

1.6

1. Kcite no longer requires PHP libcurl, but will use it if present.
2. Javascript rendering now happens asynchronously, reducing page load time.
3. Options to control caching.
4. Kcite can now reference URLs, using metadata from Greycite (greycite.knowledgeblog.org)

1.5.1

1. Fixed Version number in header

1.5

1. Kcite now requires the PHP libcurl support. You may need to install additional packages on your web server.
2. From kcite 1.5, we have expanded the range of identifiers. DataCite DOIs and arXiv IDs are now supported.
3. Crossref DOIs are now accessed via content negotiation. This should be less buggy, and reduce server load as it removes a parsing/data integration step.
4. DataCite DOIs come via content negotiation also, although still require XML parsing.
5. Bug fix to in kcite.js should fix an occasional rendering bug.
6. Both bibliography and intext citation are now linked. The underlying HTML is also linked, which should aid machine interpretability.

1.4.4

1. Removed errant "w" from start of kcite.php

1.4.3

1. Proper release, after 1.4.2 release was confused.

1.4.2

1. Javascript was being added when citeproc option was turned off.

1.4.1

1. Loads Javascript only when there is a bibliography.
2. Fixed bug in Crossref parser which treated editors as authors

1.4

1. Introduction of citeproc rendering
2. New admin options
3. Move to GPLv3

1.3

1. Fixed another regression caused by 1.2 fix. This should fix the error when there is no bibliography.

1.2

1. Sadly 1.1 had a regression error in it, which mean it didn't fix the error in as reported. Additionally a print statement was dumping a large amount of JSON to screen. Both of these errors should now be fixed.

1.1

1. Fix for pages with more than one bibliography. http://code.google.com/p/knowledgeblog/issues/detail?id=28

1.0

1. Full code refactoring from 0.1
2. Uses transients API
3. Support for arbitrary reference terms