I'm coming back to FCKEditor (I last used version 1.6!) and now I'm using a 3rd Party product with FCKEditor embedded in it. Unfortunately the What's New file has been removed. Am I right in assuming that there is no way now to tell what version of the editor has been supplied?
If the answer is yes, can I suggest that someone gives consideration to using a search and replace function to add the current version number to ALL the (essential) scripts when a new version is released and not just one which can be thrown away without affecting anything at all?
This has nothing to do with software development, it's common sense.
If the answer is yes, can I suggest that someone gives consideration to using a search and replace function to add the current version number to ALL the (essential) scripts when a new version is released and not just one which can be thrown away without affecting anything at all?
This has nothing to do with software development, it's common sense.
Re: Version number lost
Putting it in every file would mean that every time a new version is released and someone that has made some customizations, for example to one of the dialogs, wants to upgrade and check the changes he would see that all the files now are different, and only due to that little header.
You can also check the dates of the files, that should give you the release date and it would be easy to find out the version that they are using (but don't forget that they might have done some customizations)