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Joomla! 1.0.14 RC1 Released




Elizabeth Naramore writes: A post on the Joomla! site announces the immediate availability of 1.0.14RC1 for download and testing.

Several security issues have been discovered and addressed for this release. While the required changes are not significant, the number of impacted files are significant and we need your help. Before this release is declared stable we need to ensure that it works as well for you as it does for us.If you're a Joomla! user, you're encouraged to give this version a whirl and report back any obstacles you might have encountered. You can get the full download, or patch your existing install, or if you'd rather, you can read the full changelog.




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