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Version 2.6.1 now available

Posted on August 7, 2015 in Releases

Version 2.6.1 has just been released and is a recommended update for all active license holders. Full changelog:

2.6.1

  • [Fix] Fixed an issue where AND logic may not be enforced in some circumstances
  • [Fix] PDF metadata is now properly delted when Nuke on Delete is enabled
  • [Fix] Fixed an issue in the tokenizer that may have prevented tokens from being broken apart when HTML had no whitespace
  • [Fix] Fixed a potential issue with PDF content indexing
  • [Fix] Fixed an issue with the indexer not fully completing when only Media was enabled
  • [Fix] PHP Warning cleanup when no results were found after tokenizing
  • [Improvement] Improved performance when Media is given parent attribution
  • [Improvement] SearchWP will now internally short circut when an empty search is performed for the main query
  • [Improvement] Filtered post types are now given priority on the settings screen
  • [New] Added Dutch translation

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