version.php

   1 <?php
   2 // Software version identification.
   3 // This is used for display purposes, and also the major/minor/patch
   4 // numbers are stored in the database and used to determine which sql
   5 // upgrade file is the starting point for the next upgrade.
   6 $v_major = '5';
   7 $v_minor = '0';
   8 $v_patch = '1';
   9 $v_tag   = '-dev'; // minor revision number, should be empty for production releases
  10
  11 // A real patch identifier. This is incremented when we release a patch for a
  12 // production release. Note the above $v_patch variable is a misnomer and actually
  13 // stores release version information.
  14 $v_realpatch = '0';
  15
  16 // Database version identifier, this is to be incremented whenever there
  17 // is a database change in the course of development.  It is used
  18 // internally to determine when a database upgrade is needed.
  19 //
  20 $v_database = 220;
  21
  22 // Access control version identifier, this is to be incremented whenever there
  23 // is a access control change in the course of development.  It is used
  24 // during installation to determine what the installed version of the access
  25 // controls is (subsequently the acl_upgrade.php script then is used to
  26 // upgrade and track this value)
  27 //
  28 $v_acl = 5;
  29
  30 //Offsite Portal SOAP functions version, which are at myportal directory.
  31 $v_offsite_portal='1.47';
  32
  33 // Version for JavaScript and stylesheet includes. Increment whenever a .js or .css file changes.
  34 // Also whenever you change a .js or .css file, make sure that all URLs referencing it
  35 // end with "?v=$v_js_includes".  Search the code for examples of doing this.
  36 // All this is to keep browsers from using an older cached version.
  37 // Need to assign it as a global below to work in template scripts.
  38 $v_js_includes = 24;
  39
  40 // Do note modify below
  41 $GLOBALS['v_js_includes'] = $v_js_includes;
  42 ?>