* Various small changes to account.php including a SQL table movement:
'testusers' -> 'users'. As a result, user.class.php and article.php
needed patching as well. Hopefully I didn't break anyting. ;o)
layer. My new files already take advantage of the abstraction layer
though no attempt is made to port the existing files: this is sheduled
for a future v0.40 release (see http://beta.drop.org/docs/roadmap.php).
Anyway, with the abstraction layer it should be theoretically possible
to run drop on top of every database, even on top of a home-brewed
file-based system. *wink-to-UnConeD* ;-)
system:
- you can add and remove wild-carded e-mails from the banlist.
- you can add and remove wild-carded hostnames from the banlist.
- you can add and remove wild-carded usernames from the banlist.
- you can add and remove wild-carded profanity from the banlist.
- you can browse all bans according to their category: see ban.php.
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* Altered the theming system to follow the naming convention of class files.
theme.class has been renamed to theme.class.php!
* I fixed the default theme and my own theme, but none of the others themes
for your convenience... This means *you* have to rename your theme on CVS
by (a) removing it from CVS and (b) adding it back with a its new name:
'theme.class.php'.
For the clueless:
mv theme.class theme.class.php
cvs remove theme.class
cvs add theme.class.php
cvs commit theme.class.php
* Sorry for breaking things ... try to fix it asap and everything will be
OK. ;)
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* Fixed a few bugs in account.php - saves Natrak some time.
I only fixed the obvious, very small bugs reported today.
Enhancements:
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* Made the default theme a setting in config.inc. You can now easily
change the default theme. It's a much nicer approach with more
flexibility. When working on your theme, you set your theme to be the
default theme. In addition, with a small scripting tric in config.inc
we could automatically set the default theme to the most popular theme
(according to the user table), or we could periodically cycle (round
robin) through all themes: say every week a new default theme. I truly
think that's better. :-)
* Adjusted config.inc, theme.inc and account.php in order to do so.
* I have some remarks with regards to config.inc, but I think I'll share
those later in a seperate mail.
rendering a calendar less expensive.
* Added a function displayCalendar($theme, $active_date) to functions.inc.
* Adjusted index.php so it would support URIs formated like
"?date=$unix_timestamp".
* Integrated the calendar in my personal theme: themes/Dries/theme.class.
If you want to include the calendar in your theme, check the code in my
$theme->footer(): global $date and call displayCalendar($theme, $date).
Check the main page at http://beta.drop.org/ with theme 'Dries' to see it
yourself!
browser, but now the Status box show in 9pt too and I dont want that, does
anyone know how to break out a stylesheet so you still can assign font sizes
within the body, without them being overruled by the stylesheet?
Dries Buytaert
Jeroen Bensch
natrak
Kjartan Mannes