Wedge

rev 1505
(5 files +1, 6kb)

! Fixed Split Topics selector's Ajax code, which simply failed to work with the page index function being moved to the index template. (SplitTopics.php, SplitTopics.template.php, Xml.template.php)

! Fixed error in create_button(). (Subs.php)

+ Added a robots.txt with an exclusion rule for ?msg= links, which are aliases to topic pages that I'm sure Google can do without. Plus, it saves you the 404 error on that file. (other/robots.txt)

* Latest homepage tweaks. (Home.template.php)

test

Are you on xp?

No, you didn't. That's the point. The draft code doesn't do it, when I think it should turn quotes to their entity equivalent (quot). As for the addcslashes() call, it was added by SMF, not by you. We just never noticed the bug because we don't often have double quotes in topic titles, and the error only shows up when replying.But they'll still show double quotes in the subject... Unless you already protected them at auto-save time?Will you think of fixing this, too?

I ripped it apart a few weeks ago already. And welcome back then ;)Thanks!
I keep thinking that it's ugly as hell, but then again, 99% of all designs I see outside of mine, I find to be even uglier :P
The only thing I'm pretty happy with, right now, is the Display template.

rev 1504
(8 files, 2kb)

* If the admin_login template is shown (to confirm your password before you access an admin page), Wedge will now use a 'login' id in the html tag, rather than the original page's action id. (index.template.php)

+ ...Which allows me to finally vertically align that dreaded login box. Yay. (sections.css)

! Arhh. Even Firefox doesn't like a 49% width on two-columns! (index.firefox.css)

! Modify Topic Settings was set at an incorrect index in the contextual tabs. (ManagePosts.php)

* Minor tweak to media area styling. (media.css)

* Minor language/translation tweaks. (Admin.french.php, Help.language.php)

rev 1503
(14 files +1, 7kb)

! Plugins would never load the non-default language strings. Hey, I think it's the first time I touch plugin-related code at all! :P (Load.php)

+ Added an aeva_showStars() function whose purpose is to simply show an img tag of stars for a corresponding rating between 0 and 5. Half points are taken into account, which wasn't the case before (especially not with a rating of 0.5/5 which would generate a 404 error!) (Aeva-Foxy.php, Aeva-Gallery2.php, Subs-Media.php, Media.template.php, images/aeva/star05.gif)

! If a subject had double quotes in it, replying would show a backslash instead of the first quote, and remove the rest of the subject. (Post.php)

! If $options['view_newest_first'] is set, show the page index's "New" post indicator at the beginning of the list, instead of the end. (index.template.php)

* The Flash language string was a bit confusing. (Admin.language.php)

! Fixed more translations. (Help.french.php)

! Fixed media comment layout. (Media.template.php)

! Fixed the rating select box disappearing after rating a media item. (script.js)

! Fixed overlapping main menu icons in the 'genuine' IE8 (thanks TE). Just to make it clear: this problem doesn't show up in IE9 + IE8 compatibility view, so a big thank you to Microsoft for making our lives a misery. (index.ie8.css)

! Fixed some colors when showing drop-shadow-type zooms with Zoomedia. (media.css, zoom.css)

Personally, right now I'd be happy just with a setting to disable all textual membergroups and only show one badge per person... :^^;:
How can I say that?

Perhaps my number one issue with forums, and the more time passes the worse it gets, is that they're BUSY. They look busy, and they are. They show plenty of buttons and icons everywhere. It's always like the authors want their new features to be visible, but then they forget to hide their older, lesser used features. vBulletin is the prime example of that, I'd say... Every time I'm on a VB forum, I keep telling myself that, no, it's okay, I DON'T need a PhD to navigate through the board... But it certainly feels so!