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0.6 released

phpaga 0.6 has been released.

Besides some code (and template) cleanup, the following features were implemented:

The user interface has been updated in many places; various pages have been enhanced with the help of jQuery UI.
PDF generation has been completely rewritten and is now based on the TCPDF class.
Billing plugins are now classes. Please refer to the Upgrade documentation (also contained in the packages) for information on how to migrate your existing billing plugin(s).

0.5.1 released

phpaga 0.5.1 has been released.

This is a bugfix release that fixes a few issues, mainly with the finances report:

Issue with finance calculations when fiscal year does not start in January.
Issue with unpaid invoices calculations when partial payments have been registered.
Layout issue on the finances report.

0.5 released

phpaga 0.5 has been released.

A number of minor and not-so-minor issues have been fixed, and the following new features have been added:

Charts are now generated via JavaScript by using the jqPlot library
Payments and Late fees management, and notes for invoices and payments (by Michael Kimmick)
Slightly improved expense billing

Billing plugins that come with phpaga have been slightly extended. Custom plugins need to be modified accordingly.

A more detailed change log is available.

Note that since this release, source code management is handled via Mercurial. You can clone the repository from bitbucket.org at http://bitbucket.org/fl/phpaga/.

The anonymous Subversion repository at http://svn.phpaga.net/svn/phpaga/trunk will remain available for the moment, so that existing users can easily upgrade to 0.5. This repository contains the changes up to the 0.5 release but nothing further, and it will no longer be maintained.

0.4 released

phpaga 0.4 has been released.

While some new features have been introduced, the main focus has been on code cleanup and on replacing a few 3rd party dependencies either by phpaga's own code, or by libraries with a "distribution-friendlier" license. Some of the changed requirements and new features are:

PHP 5.2 or greater is required
UTF-8 is used from the user interface to the database (existing databases need to be converted)
JpGraph has been replaced by ez Components' Graph; charts are displayed as SVG
No dependency on any PEAR package
phpaga's own db abstraction class is based on PDO and uses prepared statements for all parameters
Code and templates cleanup
Simple recurring invoices
Filed expenses can be added to an invoice

A more detailed change log is avaliable.