Changes from 0.1.7 to 0.1.8

GUI changes

Part Filter Additions

The Part Filter Panel now lets you filter by distributor and manufacturer
You can now remove the filter criteria for storage location, distributor and manufacturer directly now; previously, you had to click "Reset" to remove an active storage location filter
You can filter by the part create date
You can filter for all parts where no stock removals have taken place; this is useful to find parts you have never used and which you might remove from your inventory
The part filter columns now wrap to aid with smaller display sizes

A new part picker has been implemented, which has basically the same features as the regular grid, including the part filter panel.

The "Create from Template" button is now called "Duplicate" and supports duplicating of all part properties, including parameters, manufacturers, distributors and attachments.

The upload dialog now explains where the upload limit comes from and how to configure PHP to allow bigger uploads

Previously, you had to calculate the price per item manually if you had a package with, say, 100 items and only know the package price. PartKeepr now does that automatically; you can either fill in the price per item or the package price, and PartKeepr will calculate the other value for you.

In addition to the default layout, we also support a compact layout of the Part Manager which is helpful for small screens, like laptops.

Several queries have been optimized, so that the grid should load now much faster on slower systems

PartKeepr supports now xcache and memcache and you can now configure them. By default, APC is used (if available).

The frontend now supports individual JS files, instead of a large JS file. This is useful for debugging and can be enabled with the following configuration:

Configuration::setOption("partkeepr.frontend.debug_all", true);

Previously, we've used the bundled jsb3 builder from Sencha. However, that tool was using jsdb, a non-crossplatform binary chunk, which is now replaced with a generic minifier implementation, which uses either jsmin or optionally yui-compressor.