RAM-CMS CHANGELOG FOR PHP EDITION OF RAM-CMS
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0.3.0 (in development)

0.3.0rc2 (in development)
 - Note: this code is highly experimental, thus it is suggested you stay 
   with 0.2.5 if stability is a major concern (much code has changed and 
   heavy testing has yet to occur).
 - Update: dropped a hacked site-map.php in for PHP version.
   I'll make a proper site-map.php later.
 - Update: page caching more reliable - (now also checks config file and function lib)
 - Update: code cleanup
 - Added: page plugin support
 - Update: unneccessary variable undefines / unsets removed
 - Update: no longer send Cache-Control, Pragma, and Expires headers when 
   $nocache is disabled (the default). This was done to make the RAM-CMS 
   pages behave as much like a static request as possible.

0.3.0rc1 (18 August 2008)
 - Note: this code is highly experimental, thus it is suggested you stay 
   with 0.2.5 if stability is a major concern (much code has changed and 
   heavy testing has yet to occur).
 - Note: PHP 3 no longer supported
 - Note: PHP 4 before 4.3.0 no longer supported
 - Added: new config option: $conceal - allows easy suppression of 
   [[ver]] and X-CMS: headers for people who don't want anyone to know 
   anything particular about RAM-CMS.
 - Removed: page generation is no longer timed - saves cpu cycles.
 - Removed: [[gen_time]] is no longer supported.
 - Added: new config option: $nicelinks - can be enabled in combination 
   with a redirection via "mod_rewrite" or "Redirect" to make links be 
   page/name instead of ./?page=name (./?page=name will still work). 
   Enabling this also changes [link] BBCode generated to use the nice links.
   See PAGES.TXT for more info.
 - Change: BBCode feature enabled by default.
 - Note: dramatic improvement in page caching.
 - Change: Expires header set to one hour from request date when caching 
   is enabled.
 - Added: Last-Modified header is now sent for cachable requests.
 - Change: Cache-Control and Pragma headers changed from private to public.
 - Added: RAM-CMS now supports sending HTTP 304 Not Modified responses.
 - Change: PHP editions of RAM-CMS now pass big variables by reference 
   like the perl edition - huge decrease in memory and cpu usage.
 - Note: README file finally updated (it hasn't changed since before we forked).

See ../CHANGELOG.TXT for older change log.