The last beta of DataMgr 2.2 was released just over a month ago and things seem to have gone smoothly so I am going to release at as release candidate. Assuming that no problems are found with this build, the final version of 2.2 should follow shortly.
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Steve Bryant said: James,
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DataMgr is a big fan of you as well!
For those that don't know, in addition to all of his other great work (including being the primary creator of Savvy CMS) Joshua has also been very helpful with DataMgr. He has done the vast majority of the work for a major feature that will hopefully be included in the next version of DataMgr.
http://www.bryantwebconsulting.com/docs/datamgr/co...
http://projecttracker.riaforge.org/index.cfm?event...
Thanks.
The instructions should include the possible values for the second argument of the init method in the proper case.
Even so, DataMgr 2.2 removes the need to include the second argument, which should allow you not to worry about that at all.
That being said, I will look into the ramifications of lower-casing the second part of the file names and using LCase() on that part of the value for DataMgr 2.3.
Why not just use completely lowercase file names?
I guess I should have. I have always just been careful with case on non-Windows systems. I guess I just like the look of mixed-case, so I take care to be consistent.
It is something to consider for a future version though (if I can do so without risking compatibility issues).