Each page should have the following code inserted at the end: ] Joomla! 4.x Each new feature should be documented on the documentation wiki by the developers involved to provide all information to users as well as helping 3rd party developers to integrate a feature to their extensions. Some pull requests are merged before the documentation is written, a list of those pull requests can be found on GitHub. This release does not accept any more features at this point other than intended for the pre upgrade checker and backports of 4.x features to improve compatibility. The following are the primary features introduced to Joomla! 3.10.

The release lead for Joomla! 3.10 is Tobias Zulauf. Note: The schedule for upcoming releases is subject to change depending on the availability of volunteers and circumstances beyond our control. In preparation for Joomla! 4.x, Joomla! 3.10 is primarily a release containing backports of API changes from the 4.x to help ease the transition to the next major release for the community.

Development StatusĪ full explanation of supported releases can be found under the heading, 4.3 Supported releases on the Joomla! Development Strategy document. Joomla! 3.x is the currently supported major release series of the CMS. The Maintenance Team is responsible for reviewing all proposed patches for the CMS, providing feedback on the proposed patch and making decisions regarding whether a patch is merged into the code base. The release lead for each minor release is a member of this team and acts as the primary decision maker when it comes to the release. The Release Team is responsible for quality assurance testing of the CMS and for planning, coordinating, and distributing all releases. Joomla! Teamsĭevelopment for the Joomla! CMS is primarily lead by two teams within the Production Department. Please remember all dates are tentative and proposed focus for each release subject to modification. Any features determined to break backwards compatibility will be moved to the next major release, presently Joomla! 5.x. Important to keep in mind: These releases are considered minor releases and none of them are to break backwards compatibility. Ideally the goal is to minimise the amount of items to be included in each release but also offer a more frequent release cycle. By changing the releases to a somewhat standardised semantic version numbering and increasing the number of releases we will be able to stop the rush to include bugs and improvements in a release.

This ties in closely to the version numbers and release dates. The other aspect of timeframes was previously identified as a problem with the old release cycle.

Facebook Authentication system updated as per latest Facebook SDK v5.6.3 for PHP.With the development strategy published on 25 April 2014, one of the key features is maintaining long-term stability and backwards compatibility while also beginning to follow a semantic versioning approach to releases.

Updated core as per latest Joomla system update.

Fixed menu system bug due to recent Joomla 3.8.10 update.

Added multilingual association support for the articles. Now displays terms article in a responsive modal window.

Now you can also use standard Joomla Fields in registration form and also in profile edit form.

Added to new configuration option to disable Extended Scope option for Facebook Authentication.

By doing this you will be able to request custom fields data such as terms of services acceptance, privacy policy acceptance etc during social authentications. when Auto Registration option is disabled.

Added new configuration options to hide name, username and password fields in case of manual social registration i.e.

Added two new authentication providers.

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