7.x-3.1-alpha1 (#25)

* 7.x-3.1-alpha1

* fixup! CHANGELOG

CHANGELOG.txt

@@ -1,6 +1,18 @@
 Stanford Subsites x.x-x.x xxxx-xx-xx
 ------------------------------------
 
+Stanford Subsites 7.x-3.1-alpha1 2018-06-27
+------------------------------------------
+- Fix menu_name lookup bug
+- Add new key to db table
+- Changed active subsite contextual arguments to use taxonomy term instead of node id
+- Add Code Climate integration
+- Add static caching to stanford_subsites_get_subsite_paths for performance
+- Updated the pathauto alias update on subsite form submit so it doesn't run on EVERY node
+- Fix php notice errors
+- Update page.tpl.php for GDPR
+- Add composer.json
+
 Stanford Subsites 7.x-3.0 2016-03-03
 ------------------------------------------
 * Added menu_block as a dependency.

README.MD

@@ -1,11 +1,11 @@
 # [Stanford Subsites](https://github.com/SU-SWS/stanford_subsites)
-##### Version 7.x-3.0
+##### Version 7.x-3.1-alpha1
 
 Maintainers: [Caryl Westerberg](https://github.com/cjwest), [Shea McKinney](https://github.com/sherakama)
 
 [Changelog.txt](CHANGELOG.txt)
 
-This module provides the ability to create a site in a site, sort of. This module is unlike other implementations of subsite like functionality. This subsite module allows content authors to create subsite nodes in which automatically have their own context and menu associated with it. Content editors can select a new logo, title, slogan, and/or theme to go with the subsite node and all other pages within a subsite. Other content types can be added to a subsite by placing them within the menu structure of the subsite or by tagging them with the subsite specific term. 
+This module provides the ability to create a site in a site, sort of. This module is unlike other implementations of subsite like functionality. This subsite module allows content authors to create subsite nodes in which automatically have their own context and menu associated with it. Content editors can select a new logo, title, slogan, and/or theme to go with the subsite node and all other pages within a subsite. Other content types can be added to a subsite by placing them within the menu structure of the subsite or by tagging them with the subsite specific term.
 
 This module does not provide any sort of editorial permission structure. You may add your own using a contrib module such as Taxonomy Access Control, or Content Access Control.
 
@@ -41,7 +41,7 @@ Run the following Drush command: % drush en stanford_subsites -y
 
 ####Building Views Using Contextual Arguments
 
-One of the strengths of Subsites is the ability to create a single view with a contextual filter for the given subsite and place it on all subsite nodes. This feature can be used to create mini-calendars, news blocks, or carousels for all Subsite homepages. 
+One of the strengths of Subsites is the ability to create a single view with a contextual filter for the given subsite and place it on all subsite nodes. This feature can be used to create mini-calendars, news blocks, or carousels for all Subsite homepages.
 
 Configure the contextual filter where content has taxonomy term ID based on the Subsites vocabulary then provide a default value of taxonomy term ID from URL.
 

modules/stanford_subsites_admin_dash/stanford_subsites_admin_dash.info

@@ -1,7 +1,7 @@
 name = Stanford Subsites Administration Dashboard
 description = Creates a dashboard block at admin/config/subsites/dashboard.
 package = Stanford
-version = 7.x-3.0
+version = 7.x-3.1-alpha1
 core = 7.x
 
 files[] = "stanford_subsites_admin_dash.pages.inc"
@@ -13,4 +13,3 @@ dependencies[] = "views"
 dependencies[] = "menu"
 dependencies[] = "context"
 dependencies[] = "block"
-

modules/stanford_subsites_content_types/stanford_subsites_content_types.info

@@ -2,7 +2,7 @@ name = Stanford Subsites Content Types And Fields
 description = The Sanford Subsites dependent content types and their fields
 core = 7.x
 package = Stanford
-version = 7.x-3.0
+version = 7.x-3.1-alpha1
 project = stanford_subsites_content_types
 dependencies[] = entityreference
 dependencies[] = features
@@ -44,4 +44,3 @@ features_exclude[variable][menu_options_stanford_subsite] = menu_options_stanfor
 features_exclude[variable][menu_parent_stanford_subsite] = menu_parent_stanford_subsite
 features_exclude[variable][node_options_stanford_subsite] = node_options_stanford_subsite
 features_exclude[variable][node_preview_stanford_subsite] = node_preview_stanford_subsite
-

modules/stanford_subsites_page_template/stanford_subsites_page_template.info

@@ -2,5 +2,5 @@ name = Stanford Subsites Page Template
 description = Stanford Subsites Page Template for Stanford Framework
 core = 7.x
 package = Stanford
-version = 7.x-3.0
+version = 7.x-3.1-alpha1
 dependencies[] = stanford_subsites

modules/stanford_subsites_vocabularies_and_terms/stanford_subsites_vocabularies_and_terms.info

@@ -2,7 +2,7 @@ name = Stanford Subsites Vocabularies and Terms
 description = Stanford Subsites Vocabularies and Terms Feature
 core = 7.x
 package = Stanford
-version = 7.x-3.0
+version = 7.x-3.1-alpha1
 project = stanford_subsites_vocabularies_and_terms
 dependencies[] = features
 dependencies[] = taxonomy

stanford_subsites.info

@@ -1,7 +1,7 @@
 name = Stanford Subsites
 description = Creates the ability for content authors to create branded "Subsites" within one Drupal installation. Originally developed for use at Stanford University.
 package = Stanford
-version = 7.x-3.0
+version = 7.x-3.1-alpha1
 core = 7.x
 
 ; DEFAULT FILES