Upload.module
- Fixing a bug caused by the PHP5 patches.
Beware: PHP4's array_merge() will silently accept objects and convert them to arrays. We should not depend on this behaviour in the future.
File.inc / file-using modules:
- Removing the constant FILE_SEPARATOR: forward slashes work fine on Windows, and it was being used incorrectly as an URL separator sometimes.
- Adding @ to mkdir and chmod to supress ugly PHP errors. They are already reported with drupal_set_message().
- Fixing default for variable 'file_directory_temp'.
- Clarifying the help tip for 'file_directory_temp' in admin > settings.
- Fixing broken .po import (due to file.inc changes).
- Do not show error notice on import page when no languages have been added (no longer necessary due to ability to add-and-import in one step).
- Added a notice about importing possibly taking a while.
- Raised the PHP execution time limit for importing (if not in safe mode, similar to cron.php).
- Fixed separate styles: added theme_get_styles() and the xtemplate {styles} tag to make sure stylesheets get included in the right order (drupal-specific, template-specific, style-specific).
- Fixing missing class on screenshots.
- Renamed drupal_get_theme_setting() and drupal_get_theme_settings() to theme_get_setting() and theme_get_settings().
+ removes 'toggle_search' from the features array in chameleon.theme
+ merges changes to bluemarine from just a couple of hours before template patch was committed
- Changing theme('image') so the automatic image size fetching can be toggled independently from attributes. Specifying attributes and autosizing are 2 different things.
- Suppressing PHP errors from getimagesize() using @. drupal_set_message() is used to report these errors already and in a much prettier way.
- #9958: Fixing broken displaying of avatars.
- Don't show the default avatar in 'edit my account' if the user has no avatar of his/her own.
- Added ability to delete avatars (without having to replace them).
- Admin - upload only shows up for 'access administration section' perms
- Users without 'upload files' perm do not see the attachments form (and cannot attach even when sending their own http request)
Note: if a user can edit a node, but not 'upload files', then the attachments are left untouched (and cannot be changed).
This makes sense because people will expect attachments to work everywhere when they enable this module. This also matches comment.module's behaviour, where comments are allowed by default unless turned off.
Steven Wittens
Dries Buytaert