WordPress update to v2.03

WordPress have announced that version 2.03 has been released. This version contains

  • Small performance enhancements
  • Movable Type / Typepad importer fix
  • Enclosure (podcasting) fix
  • The aforementioned security enhancements (nonces)

I updated this blog a few minutes ago and all seems well! The update was straightforward enough - ftp into the site, delete old files, upload new files, sweat as you remember you should have backed up before you started, and test the site!

The update is available for download here.

If anyone notices any strangeness (over and above the usual) in the site, leave a comment or mail me (tom@tomrafteryit.net).

7 Responses to “WordPress update to v2.03”


  1. 1 David Terrar

    Hi Tom.
    Haven’t visited your site in a while… how do you get the text formatting buttons in this reply/comment area - a WP plug-in or something special?

  2. 2 adam

    Brave boy Tom. My golden rule is to never upgrade to a new release, bar security releases obviously. I let brave people like you do the debugging for me. :)

  3. 3 Tom Raftery

    Hey David - it is a plugin called Comment Quicktags - it is great for the coding challenged (i.e. me!).

    Hey Adam - this update included security releases - off with you now to update!!!

  4. 4 adam

    Dammit, I didn’t see that. That’s what I get for being a smartarse I suppose. *sigh*

  5. 5 pb.

    Tom,

    There is a plug-in fix for comments after the upgrade here, not sure if it has affected here but better safe than sorry I suppose

  6. 6 Paul Browne - Technology in plain English

    Tom,

    Glad the upgrade went ok - wordpress ones normally do. Must be a market for Web 2.0 company that will (a) run wordpress on your site but (b) handle all the upgrade and admin / plugins for you. Note that (a) rules out using wordpress.org.

    Paul

  7. 7 Tom Raftery

    Hey Paul,

    I think you meant to say that “(a) rules out using wordpress.com

    No?

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