The Common module has been updated to v1.2.5, with the following changes :-

• Paths to files have changed so as to put everything in a single folder for easy identification (and deletion if so desired).
  - Class files are now in CORE_PATH.'cmsdreams/classes'
  - Javascript files are now in CORE_PATH.'cmsdreams/javascript'
  You will need to edit all lines that include files from the Common module to reflect the new paths.
• Started adding abstraction layer functions to support possible future porting of modules to other CMS's, i.e instead of using DF's getlink() function Common uses it's own cms_link() function, which is currently just a wrapper for getlink().

I don't know of anyone besides myself who has used Common to build a module, but if YOU are one please note the point about file locations changing and the need to edit any references in your module to the old file locations.

This has been done in part to tidy things up (puts all my code in a single folder) but also because it may well help with future plans (if they ever come to fruition) to port my modules to other CMS's.

The Common module has been updated to support / require the latest version of DragonFly, v9.3.

Because of the way the Common module hooks into DragonFly (replacing core files) it's completely dependent on the version of DragonFly it's being used with.

This version will only work with DragonFly v9.3. Earlier versions of the Common module will not work with DragonFly v9.3.

I've upgraded the website to the latest version of DragonFly, v9.3. Apparently this is the last version in the v9.x series before v10 appears (though when that may be no-one knows).

As this site uses my own common module / content system, and a custom theme, and as such is quite far removed from anything resembling a "default" DragonFly installation I was a bit nervous doing the update, however it was surprisingly painless and apart from a minor tweak to the common module it appears to have worked perfectly.

In the next few days I'll be updating my downloads and commercial modules to use DragonFly v9.3 as there is a rather fundamental, if simple, modification to the common module required for the new version.