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Patchstack is a powerful tool that helps to identify security vulnerabilities within all your websites’ plugins, themes, and WordPress core.
\nPatchstack is powered by the WordPress ecosystem’s most active community of ethical hackers.
\nPatchstack is trusted by the leading WordPress experts such as: Pagely, Cloudways, GridPane, Plesk, and others!

Why do I need Patchstack Community (Free) version?

Be the first to know about new vulnerabilities!
Save time by monitoring all your websites from a single dashboard.
Receive notifications if any installed plugins or themes have security issues.
Get simple actionable suggestions to secure your websites.
Spend fewer resources fixing WordPress security issues (avoid expensive clean-ups).
Worry less about your website’s security and focus on your work.

What does Patchstack Community (Free) version include?

Detect security issues before hackers take over your website:

Detect the latest security vulnerabilities in WordPress plugins.
Detect the latest security vulnerabilities in WordPress themes.
Detect the latest security vulnerabilities in WordPress core.
Receive real-time alerts via email if any security vulnerabilities are found.
Have a central security dashboard for up to 10 (upgradable to 50) websites (via the Patchstack App).

Important Resources

See what our customers say about our paid plans:

“Patchstack is awesome. All of my sites are protected by Patchstack and none have ever been hacked. High recommended.” – Jose Gil (August 2021)
“The only WAF I trust. They are way ahead of the curve providing firewall security for WordPress websites.” – Mark Werle (August 2021)
“Love the product! Best decision I made regarding security on my websites!” – Ben Poston (August 2021)
“The service here is superb! And they always are right on it with the best solution to solve the problem or question at hand. The tool itself is, well, it speaks for itself. I am very satisfied with this project and the service they offer.” – Daniel Canup (March 2021)

(*Comparisons are done by comparing paid versions)

Sucuri vs. Patchstack https://patchstack.com/sucuri-alternative/
\nWordfence vs. Patchstack https://patchstack.com/wordfence-alternative/
\nMalcare vs. Patchstack https://patchstack.com/malcare-alternative/
\nSitelock vs. Patchstack https://patchstack.com/sitelock-alternative/

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Simply install the Patchstack plugin by searching for “Patchstack” on the plugin management page of WordPress or install the plugin manually by following the steps:

Download the plugin from the WordPress.org Patchstack plugin download page.
Unzip the .zip file.
Upload the entire patchstack directory to the /wp-content/plugins/ directory.
Activate Patchstack through the ‘Plugins’ menu in WordPress.

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\nWhat makes plugin vulnerabilities so dangerous?\n\n

A worrisome website hacking statistic is that well over 90% of WordPress vulnerabilities are related to plugins or themes. One report found that as much as 98% of WordPress vulnerabilities are due to plugins while another study reported that 95% of vulnerabilities were because of plugins and themes.
\nTo be secure, you should always keep WordPress plugins, themes, and core updated and monitored. Ensure you are always aware of the plugins you’re using on your websites and always remove the ones you are not using.
\nWhen it comes to WordPress security plugins, we first recommend you get a better understanding of the WordPress security ecosystem and how they work.
\nFind one that can offer vPatching (check out Patchstack’s features).

\nHow does Patchstack Community (free) version protect sites from vulnerabilities?\n\n

Patchstack Community (free) version will let you know if you have any vulnerabilities present in the plugins, themes, or WordPress core version that are installed on your site.
\nBy staying informed and receiving alerts about vulnerabilities, you can reduce the resources spent on fixing WordPress security issues, avoiding expensive clean-ups in the long run.

\nWhat features does Patchstack Community (free) version include?\n\n

With Patchstack you will be able to **eliminate security issues before hackers take over your website. You can detect the latest security vulnerabilities in WordPress plugins, themes, and core. You will receive real-time alerts to email or Slack if any security vulnerabilities are found and have a central security overview for up to 10 websites in the Patchstack App.
\nOptionally you can also enable vPatch protection against vulnerabilities for $5/month for individual sites. You can also increase your free plan site limit to 50 sites with a volume-upgrade add-on.

\nWhat features does Patchstack Developer (paid) version include?\n\n

With Patchstack Developer version you can identify plugin vulnerabilities, receive automatic vPatches to these vulnerabilities, and get detailed reports on your security status. You also get access to additional hardening options, like advanced custom rules and the Community IP blocklist.

\nIncluded features are:\n\n

Plugin vulnerability detection (also included in free)
Theme vulnerability detection (also included in free)
WordPress core vulnerability detection (also included in free)
vPatches for WordPress plugins
vPatches for WordPress themes
0-day protection (OWASP top 10)
Unlimited custom firewall rules
Logs and analytics
Unlimited custom alert triggers
Weekly / monthly PDF reports
Alerts to Slack
Alerts to email (also included in free)

\nWhat checks does Patchstack Community (free) version perform on your website?\n\n

We do not perform any external checks on your website. We do however match the plugins, themes, and WordPress core you have installed on your website with our vulnerability database to determine if there is a known vulnerability.

\nHow will I be alerted if I have a vulnerability on my site?\n\n

With the Patchstack Community (free) version, you can set up alerts using email (Slack notifications are available in the Developer plan).

\nDoes Patchstack conflict with any other security plugins?\n\n

We have not had issues with Patchstack conflicting with other security services, but we do recommend using as few different tools on your WordPress site as possible. Avoid enabling similar features if using another security plugin to prevent potential site-breaking issues. If you have any issues with other security tools, please contact our support so we could investigate the issue.

\nAre any logs stored in my database?\n\n

We do not store any logs in your database or your filesystem on the Community (free) version of Patchstack.

\nDoes the Community (free) version plugin include a firewall?\n\n

Patchstack free version does not include a firewall, the free version is there to let you know if you have any vulnerabilities present on your website.

\nWill Patchstack slow down my website?\n\n

The free version of Patchstack does not run anything aside from scheduled tasks on your website, so there will be no noticeable difference. The paid version does run several tasks on each page load but based on tests from us and from our customers we have seen that Patchstack does not affect your website’s performance in any significant or noticeable way.

\nDoes Patchstack work on a multisite environment?\n\n

Once you install the plugin on a multisite installation, you will see a page where you can activate Patchstack on the sites that are available on the multisite installation.
\nEach site will be added to the Patchstack app individually and will take up a slot on your account.

\nWhere can I learn more about Patchstack?\n\n

You can learn more about Patchstack at the Patchstack website and blog.
\nSee more here: https://patchstack.com/

\nWhat support options are available with Patchstack?\n\n

Patchstack offers chat support at patchstack.com in addition to support articles available on the support page. To contact chat support, open patchstack.com and find the green chat bubble at the bottom right corner of your screen (note that some adblockers and privacy extensions can block this, so you might have to whitelist the Patchstack site).

\nHow long does the Patchstack setup take?\n\n

Setting up Patchstack takes no more than a few minutes.

\nHow do I upgrade from a Community (free) version to the Developer version?\n\n

You can upgrade from free to a paid version on your dashboard at the Patchstack App. Just log in at app.patchstack.com/login or directly go to app.patchstack.com/setup to set up a plan.

\nDo I need to pay for support?\n\n

No, support from the Patchstack team is free. However, for free version users, replies may take up to 1-2 business days. Patchstack paid version users will receive an answer from the support within 24 hours.

\nWhat information does Patchstack collect?\n\n

We take your privacy very seriously. After activating Patchstack, it will store some information such as the software installed on your site. Please see our Terms & Conditions, Privacy Policy, and DPA for more information.

\nWhere can I find Patchstack Terms & Conditions, Privacy Policy, and DPA?\n\n

Terms & Conditions: https://patchstack.com/terms-and-conditions/
\nPrivacy Policy: https://patchstack.com/privacy-policy/
\nData Processing Agreement (DPA): https://patchstack.com/data-processing-agreement-dpa/

\nHow can I join the Patchstack Facebook community?\n\n

You can join the Patchstack Facebook community here: https://www.facebook.com/groups/patchstackcommunity

\nWhat steps should I take to have my WordPress plugin undergo a security audit with Patchstack?\n\n

See more about Patchstack security audits here: https://patchstack.com/auditing/. You can also submit your plugin or theme to the Patchstack mVDP (Managed Vulnerability Disclosure Program).

\nWhere do I report security bugs?\n\n

You can report any security bugs found in the source code of this plugin through the Patchstack Vulnerability Disclosure Program. The Patchstack team will assist you with verification and CVE assignment.

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To view the changelog of the Patchstack plugin, please go to here.

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ONE-CLICK WEBSITE SECURITY WITH VIRUSDIE WORDPRESS PLUGIN

Welcome to the most anticipated website security plugin – Virusdie WordPress Plugin!

Managing website security like malware scanning and removal, website hardening, patch management, real-time website protection against online attacks, and blacklist monitoring – is an automatic pleasure and we can prove it!

More than 3 million connected websites!
99.87% malware and vulnerabilities detection rate. The best detection rate in the industry. Virusdie detects as many threats as possible, including new kinds of threats
No false positives. False positives rate — less than 0.0002%. You can always be sure that your antivirus won’t mislead you)
Website cleanup in one click. The industry’s safest automatic cleanup procedures ensure that your site will remain stable after cleanup (automatic malware removal)
Real-time website protection against attacks by Website Firewall (protection against bad bots, DoS, XSS, SQL injections, suspicious uploads and activities, etc.)
Virtual and real patch management (website hardening). It makes a virtual patch automatically or updates your vulnerable plug-ins and other site components in seconds, minimizing the risk of future problems.
Blacklist monitoring and blacklisting tool that help you save time for unblacklisting by an automated un-blacklist wizard.
Smooth onboarding: only dashboard with all you need. Manage Virusdie tools in a click! Your website is in full view: entire web-security status on one page.
Friendly and responsive Virusdie support team. We are welcome to help you and answer your questions.

To avoid interruptions to your business, you need to keep your site free of viruses. As they say, shit happens — but when it does, you have to clean it up, and fast. Today, Virusdie makes it possible to resolve 100% of the security issues most businesses face, either fully or partially automatically. We’ve taken powerful website security tools and made them friendly and automatic in WordPress plugin format. Now, you can scan, clean, and protect your site from a single panel with just one click of the mouse. What’s more, you won’t need any help to use Virusdie. This means that you’ll save tons of time while keeping your site’s security under your control!

Free plan feature list:

1. Antivirus:

No extreme server CPU load while scanning!
Instant malware database update. The antivirus database is automatically updated in the background, so you won’t even have to think about doing anything manually to be sure you can eliminate as many viruses and vulnerabilities as possible.
Scans once a month:\n
- Scanning website files for malware: all website files (not just CMS’ files), themes, plugins, PHP, JS, HTML, images, files with no type, any binary files and system files, .htaccess, and files with custom types and archives.
- Scanning website database. Scan posts and comments for bad URLs and suspicious content, scan posts and comments for malware and injections.
- Scanning for malware types (threats): malware, malicious redirects, Trojans, backdoors, shell scripts, malicious codes, bad URLs and SEO spam, defaces, code injections, browser coin miners.
\n
Detailed scan reports with malware and threats description and recommendations.
Add files to the exclusion list to ignore them in future scans.

Find out more about Virusdie Antivirus

2. WAF:

Don’t slow down your website while you’re using WAF!
Instant Firewall rules database update.
Bad requests, hacks attempts and attacks detection.

Find out more about Virusdie Firewall

3. Patch Management (website hardening)

Instant vulnerabilities database update.
Check site (files, themes, plugins and components) for known security vulnerabilities and alerts you if found.
Scan once a month.

Find out more about Virusdie Patch Manager

4. Blacklists Monitoring

Checking your website more than 60+ blacklists automatically.
One-click to un-blacklist.

Find out more about Virusdie Blacklist Monitoring

Premium plan feature list:

(In addition to the free plan’ feature list)

1. Antivirus:

Daily scans and Unlimited scans.
Automatic malware removal: The safest in the industry automatic malware removal – Your website continues to run stably after the automated cleanup.
Unlimited site cleanups.
File editor.
Malicious code highlighting in the file editor.
Pre-cleanup file backups.
Exclusion list to add files and ignore them in future scans.

Find out more about Virusdie Antivirus

1. Firewall:

Basic bad request protection.
XSS and SQL injection protection.
DoS-attacks protection.
Brute force protection by limiting login attempts.
Content scraping protection.
Malicious uploads prevention.
IP whitelisting/blacklisting.
URL blocking.
Country blocking.
History of blocked requests.
Make custom rules to block requests based by: IP Range, Hostname, User Agent and Referrer.
Make custom rules generic type for POST/GET requests.

Find out more about Virusdie Firewall

Patch Management:

Daily and Unlimited scans.
Automatic virtual vulnerability patching (website hardening).
Automatic real patch management.

Find out more about Virusdie Patch Manager

Coming soon:

Teamwork: you will be able to share access to your site with your team. Simple and secure!
Website sharing. You’ll be able to share your website access with your digital agency who manage your website security – with one click!
Website insurance and security expert marketplace: for being confident that in the event of a complex website infection or damage to your site, getting help from third-party security experts to restore your site won’t cost you any more than the minimum cost in your insurance policy.
Firewall statistics and attack attempts reports will be available on the free tier plan! Keep your finger on the website pulse even for free!

Join us on Facebook Community and find out more about Virusdie cloud security tools.

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Upload the Virusdie plugin to your site and activate it.

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\nHow to create a new VDWS_Virusdie account via the Virusdie WordPress plugin?\n\n

Just click on the link “Create Account” at the bottom of the plugin authorization page.

\nCan I use my current account for the Virusdie WordPress plugin?\n\n

Of course. But be sure that the tariff plan of your account lets you connect one more site. If you need to upgrade your plan, please, go to the billing section in the Virusdie complete dashboard. If there’s any problem with signing in, contact our support team.

\nIs there a free version of the Virusdie WordPress plugin?\n\n

Yes, of course. There are two versions of the plugin – Free and Premium.
\nIn the Premium version, you have full access to all Vithrusdie tools such as daily and unlimited scans, auto-cleanup, patch management, WAF, black- and whitelisting, blacklists’ monitoring, file editor and malicious code highlighting, pre-cleanup backups, reports.
\nIn the Free version, you can scan your site files for malware, malicious redirects and code, trojans, backdoors, shell scripts and so on once a month; you can also get detailed scan reports with malware and threats description and recommendations.

\nWhat if I see a “Sync problem” status near my website domain?\n\n

First of all, go to the Virusdie complete dashboard. And then follow the instruction. If you can’t handle the issue yourself, you can request our support team to help you.

\nHow can I go to Virusdie complete dashboard?\n\n

There are two ways to access the Virusdie complete dashboard.
\nThe first one is clicking on your avatar, which is in the upper right corner of the plugin area, and then clicking a menu item “Dashboard”.
\nOr you can click on the link “Jump to complete dashboard >” in the Website health monitor dashboard in the plugin area.

\nHow can I upgrade my Free plan to a Premium one?\n\n

Just click “Upgrade Plan” or “Buy premium” in the Virusdie WordPress plugin. Or go to the Virusdie complete dashboard, to the billing section. Then choose a tariff plan you need and follow the instructions of the payment system.

\nHow can I get in touch with the Virusdie support team?\n\n

You can click the “Send request to support >” link in the plugin area. Or you can send an email to our support team via support@virusdie.com

\nHow often does Virusdie scan my website?\n\n

On the Free plan: Your website is scanned once a month.
\nOn the Premium plan: You have unlimited scans for your website. Just switch on “Daily scans” on the plugin area. Also, you can adjust scheduled scanning (in the Virusdie complete dashboard): daily, weekly, monthly. Or you can run scanning manually.

\nWhy does the first scan go longer than the following ones?\n\n

Because we use the Virusdie Fast Scan engine. When you add a website to your account for the first time, Virusdie scans your website entirely with a full scan tool and makes a website snapshot. Then, it runs the fast scan engine for future scans.
\nHere you can learn more about the Virusdie Fast Scan engine.

\nWhat should I do if threats were detected during the scan?\n\n

Calm down! Because there is an automatic malware removal tool in Virusdie, the safest one in the industry. To remove a threat (or threats), you should jump to Virusdie complete dashboard and click the green button “Clean Up’ opposite an infected site. Next, turn on the Automatic website cleanup feature in the Virusdie WordPress plugin or the Virusdie complete dashboard to remove all threats during scanning automatically next time. You can learn more about how the Virusdie antivirus works here.

And, yes, we have Pre-cleanup file backups. Click here to find out more about backups.

Please, notice the auto-cleanup is available only on Premium.

\nIs the Virusdie WordPress plugin able to find and patch vulnerabilities in my website?\n\n

Yes, sure! To maximize the protection of your website, you can turn on Website Antivirus for real patching and turn on both Website Firewall and Patch Manager for website hardening.

You can read more about patch manager here and about website hardening here.

\nWhere can I see the Virusdie Terms of Use and Privacy Policy?\n\n

You can find both documents on our official website via links: Terms of Use and Privacy Policy.

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= v 1.1.3

Release Date – 20 Mar 2024

Updated Virusdie API interaction.

= v 1.1.2

Release Date – 26 October 2023

Updated Virusdie API interaction.

= v 1.1.1

Release Date – 13 October 2023

Bugs are fixed.

= v 1.1.0

Release Date – 26 July 2023

Added the new.virusdie.com integration.
Added website database scan results.
Bugs are fixed.

= v 1.0.16

Release Date – 06 July 2023

Fixed broken links to the Virusdie account.
Fixed wrong paths to external files (scripts, css, pictures).
Restored compatibility with older versions of PHP (5.2 is supported now).
And other fixes.

= v 1.0.15

Release Date – 12 February 2022

We have added an autotest to check the WAF availability.
We have added fixes for some issues with WAF on PHP 8.x.

= v 1.0.14

Release Date – 02 February 2022

We have performed some code optimizations.

= v 1.0.13

Release Date – 20 January 2022

Added cURL support.
Added a page with the instructions when there’re no required PHP settings in the system.

= v 1.0.12

Release Date – 06 January 2022

The code has been optimized.

= v 1.0.11

Release Date – 05 January 2022

The code has been optimized.

= v 1.0.10

Release Date – 23 December 2021

The code has been optimized.

= v 1.0.9

Release Date – 07 December 2021

Fixed a bug with attacks blocked by the firewall when the indicator of the found vulnerability was displayed.

= v 1.0.7

Release Date – 06 December 2021

Fixed a bug when the site was not displayed in the dashboard and switches did not work

= v 1.0.5

Release Date – 02 December 2021

We changed the order of connection styles

= v 1.0.4

Release Date – 26 November 2021

We’ve added notification about the absence of a email subscription during the authorization.

= v 1.0.3

Release Date – 26 November 2021

Support WordPress Multisite
UX improved

= v 1.0.2

Release Date – 25 November 2021

We have fixed some issues in php 8.x

= v 1.0.1

Release Date – 10 November 2021

We fixed some discovered bugs:\n
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= v 1.0.0

Release Date – 28 October 2021
\n* Initial release with autorization at virusdie.com and free and premium control panels.

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“bread” is a fork of the BMLT meeting list generator. It allows for the creation of a meeting schedule from a BMLT server.

\n","installation":"

This section describes how to install the plugin and get it working.

Download and install the plugin from WordPress dashboard. You can also upload the entire BMLT Meeting List Generator Plugin folder to the /wp-content/plugins/ directory
Activate the plugin through the Plugins menu in WordPress
Go to the Meeting List menu option.
Click on Read This Section First.

Upgrade Information from BMLT Meeting List Generator (original)

Follow all these steps, keep in mind that once you start using bread, it’s not going to be easy to back to the original plugin.

Ensure that bread is de-activated.
Go to your existing “Meeting List”, and export the configuration. (This is in-case something goes bad and you need to undo something).
If you have a multi-site installation, be sure to export each one of the configurations within your Network.
De-activate the BMLT Meeting List Generator plugin from your site or network (for multisites).
Activate bread. Bread is intended to be fully compatible with BMLT meeting list generator settings.
If there is an issue, you can always de-activate bread and go back to the original plugin.
You can always restore any files if something got damaged or corrupted assuming that you followed steps 2 & 3.

\n","faq":"\n

\nWhat does bread use?\n\n

A complete customized meeting list editor on the web
Generates and prints a current meeting list in PDF format
Eliminates the task of maintaining a separate meeting list in MS Word, Excel, etc.
Eliminates the need to upload a new meeting list to the website every month
Makes the transition to a new trusted servant much easier
The generated meeting list will match your BMLT Satellite or BMLT Tabs website meeting list
The meeting list is setup one time and does not need to be edited when meetings change
The meeting list can be backed up or exported then imported into another site
Has its very own current meeting list link which can be shared across the web
Can use custom queries to a BMLT root server semantic interface. This can be used by adding everything after ‘?switcher=GetSearchResults’ into the custom query box, for example ‘&services[]=1&services[]=3&services[]=5’ would result in querying service bodies 1, 3 and 5. A good place to build a custom query is by using the semantic interface of your bmlt server.

\nHow do I contribute?\n\n

Read here for more information: https://github.com/bmlt-enabled/bread/blob/main/contribute.md

\n\n","changelog":"

2.7.13

Multilingual [month_upper].

2.7.12

Surpress warning when ob_end_clean is called.

2.7.11

Late loading of mPDF to prevent conflicts with other plugins.

2.7.10

Updated mPDF
Added “wheelchair” shortcode
Small fixes

2.7.9

Fixes for aggregator.

2.7.8

Fix for Curl User Agent being rejected by SiteGround

2.7.4

Brute force cleanup of MPDF temp files
Force MPDF to use a modern UserAgent

2.7.3

Settable footer margin

2.7.2

Fix for margins not saving regression.

2.7.1

Stability Improvements

2.7.0

In Booklet layout, the page number can be customized and set to different text for the meeting list, the additional meeting list, and the other pages.
Virtual_Meeting_Link and _Additional_Info are now standard fields.
Always retrieve all fields
Minor fixes

2.6.5

Add a shortcode for format legends in French [format_codes_used_basic_fr]

2.6.4

Fixed an issue with plugin activation when using PHP8.
Upgraded to mPDF 8.0.17
Allow mPDF initialization values to be set through a filter
Minor bug fixes.

2.6.3

Give the admin the ability to turn off checking the SSL cert.
Added filter to modify MPDF initialization parameters (e.g. page-size)

2.6.0

Added ability to read meeting timezones, and print the meeting list for a target timezone

2.5.9

Using json endpoint for version checking.
Added filter to change download name
Allow non-integer line heights for custom content.

2.5.7

Fixed problem with Caching

2.5.5

Fixed problem with user-defined headings
Fixed problem with hybrid meetings

2.5.1

Added Additional Meeting information

2.5.0

Customized query for additional meeting list
Bug fixes

2.4.4

Lazy Load Options and Hybrid Meetings

2.4.0

Added QR Code generation from shortcode
Made User-Agent confifurable

2.3.1

Special Handling for Virtual Meetings as additional list

2.2.2

Fix for sub header not displaying. [#132]

2.2.1

Bad version bump

2.2.0

User defined grouping / headers
Add extended fields as possible headings
Additional List can have same groupings as main list
Combine headers
Added Polish
Added checkbox for using tomato as root server.

2.1.2

Brought back 5inch format

2.1.1

Bread now automatically calculates how many meetings fit in a column or on a page.
\nThis eliminates the need to guess an appropriate value for Page-Height-adjustment
\nand also makes a more efficient use of the space.
Support for languages has been refactored to make adding new languages easier.
\nSimply add a file in the appropriate directory.
Shortcodes in the meeting template can be set off with square brackets ({}).
Additional List can be in a different language from the main list.
User can restrict the colorspace to Greyscale, RGB or CMYK.

2.0.0

Support for multiple configurations.
Access to configure is now controlled with a custom capability called manage_bread. This is automatically added to the Administrator role.
Include additional (secondary) meeting list. This can be used to provide a seperate list
\nof special interest or foreign language meetings, or to list meetings that for some
\nreason are not included in the main list. This is a generalized version of Bread 1’s “ASM” functionality,
\nwhich was used to list area service meetings.
Italian, German and Farsi support.
New layout options\n
- Full-Page Layout now full functional
- A6 Booklet (fits more meetings than flyer, but more convenient to carry around than A5).
- Watermarks (typically the NA Logo, but you can specify a URL to another image).
- Page Headers (good when generating posters)
- Flyer Layout (instead of a tri-fold meeting list, 3 identical meeting lists on a single
  \nsheet, good for special interest meeting lists)
\n
Extensibility\n
- Site specific BMLT Meeting fields may be used in templates
- Sites can defined their own complex fields, calculated from other fields,
  \nthat can then be used in templates.
\n
More robust and efficient handling of short codes in meeting templates.
Corrections to the meeting group-by mechanism.

1.10.0

Limiting query size to needed fields.
Updated base templates to exclude tables, which cause slow generation.
Fixed many warning / notices messages.
Upgraded to mPDF 8.x

1.9.8

Fix for margins that are acting “extra” [#65]

1.9.7

Fix for string replace with meeting name. [#69]

1.9.6

Added support for Danish.

1.9.5

Removed most TrueType Fonts to cut down size considerably.

1.9.4

Fixing botched 1.9.3 build missing autoloader

1.9.3

Added a check for checking if temp folder is writable. Using the WordPress influenced temp folder. [#64]
Changed latest root server version source of truth. [#60]
Fix for column separator checkbox.
Fix for day continuation headers [#62]
Added travis support

1.9.0

Added a feature to change the start day of the week [#55]
Support for Swedish, better language support overall [#54]
Only allow Administrator role to see the plugin (specifically manage_options permission flag) [#53]

1.8.0

Toggle added for extra meetings, improves plugin page load time by not fetching all meetings unless the feature is required.
Improved handling for page numbering margins [#46]
Compatible with WordPress 5.0.0. [#38]
Added debugging capabilities

1.7.7

Icon fixes didn’t take

1.7.6

Icon fixes didn’t take

1.7.5

Updating icon and banner image with new BMLT ecosystem design.
Stock configs images are hosted on bmlt.app instead of nameetinglist.org now. [#49]

1.7.4

Moved “Meeting List” link to the bottom of the admin menu to avoid conflicts with hardcoded positioning. [#40]
Added an actual icon for the “Meeting List” link on the admin page.

1.7.3

Version bump

1.7.2

Version bump

1.7.1

Rollback entrypoint to bread.php change.

1.7.0

Upgraded to mPDF 7.1.6
Added page numbering font size adjustment. [#41]
Added sort by Neighborhood+City option. [#22]
Removed default information in stock configuration files. [#35]
Addressed a number of general long-standing housekeeping issues.

1.6.2

Added icon

1.6.1

Bad version bump

1.6.0

Reusable templating allows overriding a custom query and using some magic shortcodes via the querystring.

1.5.3

Upgraded to mPDF 7.1.5
Fixed a bug with Half-Fold Page
Fixed a bug in which page numbering was adding blank pages

1.5.2

Upgraded to mPDF 7.1.4
Fixed a bug with the Recurse Service Bodies Checkbox
Fixed a bug with PDF Protection for Half-Fold Page Layouts
Fixed image stetchiness on Half-Fold w/ Letter Page Layouts

1.5.1

Fixing faulty version number

1.5.0

Upgraded to mPDF 7.1.1
Added recurse service bodies option for zones and metros
Bug fixes for base font selection and some formatting issues
Remove duplicate formats that can occur with Tomato
Keep city headers grouped together if casing doesn’t match (won’t fix sorting issues).

1.4.0

Support for PHP 7.1 and up
Migrated/refactor to support mPDF 7.x
Introducing base fonts which allow for a more customized styling

1.3.1

Graceful protocol rewriting for Front Page + Custom Content
Hardcoded links forced to HTTPS
Contributor HTTPS (non-strict) capabilities in Docker (https://localhost:7443)
Added Debug information for assisting in troubleshooting remotely

1.3.0

Bumped up the HTTP GET timeout from 30 seconds to 2 mins.
Allows for specifying an unpublished ASM (must use credentials.
Restructured “Special Features” section.
Removed hardcodings inherited from legacy code base.
Cleaned up some dead code.

1.2.1

Fixed a bug where it was rounding off the decimal duration to the nearest tenth instead of hundreth.
Fixed a regression in continuing headers.
Made sidebar colors different to visually differentiate between the BMLT meeting list generator (EOL).

1.2.0

Added the ability to hide a sub header when using a two-dimensional group by.

1.1.0

Patching bad bug in which GetServerInfo requests were made on every page load.

1.0.7

Adding User Agent Signature

1.0.6

Show that you are connected to a tomato server now, if you are.
Minor fixes

1.0.5

Fix for short tags that might be off on PHP settings. There were a couple of dangling occurrences left.
Compatibility testing for WP 4.9.4

1.0.4

Minor bug fix for loading up a fresh plugin

1.0.3

Support for Weekday + County group by.

1.0.2

Fixed a bug where the custom query regressed because of escaping.

1.0.1

Fixed a bug with encoding Spanish characters.
Fixed a bug where Upper casing was not working on titles.
Cleaned up boolean settings.
Better documentation on how to contribute + release details with Github.
Upgraded docker container to WP 4.9.2.
Updated description.
Added upgrade information.

1.0.0

Allow for custom queries
Tons of refactoring to make code more readable
Implemented the WordPress HTTP API instead of curl
Fixed an issue with empty extra meetings arrays
Securing, validating, escaping POST data

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