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TODO: marks a TODO for you.
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[tagadelic] 7.x-1.0, 14-12-2009
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Removed theme_tagadelic_more and replaced that with the general theme_more_link.
Refer to the documentation on theme_more_link for its usage: http://api.drupal.org/api/function/theme_more_link/7
TODO: People with a theme that overrides theme_tagadelic_more, should remove
that part from their theme and replace it with theme_more_link.
tagadelic_build_weighted_tags() first argument now is an array of tags.
And no longer a Query result. Reason for change is better use of the new
database layer in Drupal.
TODO: People who use the function tagadelic_build_weighted_tags() should change
their code so that it has a list of tags (array) and pass that trough the
tagadelic_build_weighted_tags() builder.
removed $node->tags on node_load.
This addition was used by a block, but caused trouble and (quite some) overhead.
TODO: Themes, modules and content that relied on $node->tags should rewrite
their code to use $node->taxonomy from (core) taxonomy module!
removed "tags for current node" block.
This block was not a cloud and therefore does not belong to the functions of this
module. It should be implemented with either views, or an extremely simple module.
TODO: if you relied on the "tags in current node" block, re-implement that with a
simple module (suggestions and/or links and/or references to such a module
are welcome). Or re-implement it with a view (links to a manual and/or howtos
are welcome).
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[tagadelic] 7.x-1.0, 14-12-2009
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Introducing CHANGELOG to trace upgrades to Drupal 7.