JRedirector version and change information

    1.1

      This is the "Josef Meile Appreciation Release". Virtually 
      all suggestions for improvements in this release came from 
      Josef.

      Features added:

        - Referrers to faulty URLs are now tracked as well. They
          are listed on the Log tab.

        - Mappings and Log views have been reorganized a little
          to be more obvious about what they show and to avoid
          having to scroll the browser window sideways if a URL
          is overly long.

        - All displayed URLs are now clickable and will open in a
          new window. This allows for quickly testing the old and
          new paths on the Mappings tab as well as the referrers
          listed on the Log tab.

        - Old paths that are specified with a trailing "/" (slash)
          characters will have it stripped to prevent matches on
          directory paths failing because most people just don't
          use trailing slashes when referring to directories.


    1.0

      Features added:

        - Case-insensitive matching of requested paths to redirects
          (first suggested by Josef Meile).

        - Ability to clear the current logs from the ZMI (suggested
          by Josef Meile).

        - Multiple paths can now be redirected to a single new path
          by specifying a "Wildcard Mapping". Wildcard mappings are
          used for those requested URLs that...

          - have not matched any other non-wildcard rule

          - are *underneath* the path specified as Old Path when
            setting up the mapping.

        - Added more allowed HTTP response codes and an explanation
          of these codes in README.txt

      Bugs fixed:

        - Highlight the correct ZMI tab after submitting anything
          from the "Mappings" and "Log" tab.

        - Use REQUEST.PATH_INFO instead of REQUEST.URL because 
          PATH_INFO always contains the full path during traversal,
          whereas URL only contains the path up to the currently
          traversed element. This fixes a bug that prevented redirecting
          to a path that had nothing in common with the requested
          path. Thanks to Josef Meile for pointing this out.


    1.0beta2

      Features added:

        * __call__ is now equivalent to calling the redirect method, 
          making usage even easier. Now you can just activate it like
          this::

            redirector_object(REQUEST)



    1.0beta1

        First working code version

    
    0.5

        Started putting the files together