* Use rawurlencode() for paths instead of urlencode()
* Moved functionality of LocalFile::loadFromFile() to a public static function. This allows Special:Upload to entirely avoid loading metadata from the (potentially remote) store. Changed purgeMetadataCache() to use loadFromDB() instead of loadFromFile().
* Redefined private virtual URLs, giving them a repo name component instead of a host.
* Moved is_writable($wgUploadDirectory) in SpecialUpload.php to the repo
* Added some filename validation to the FSRepo's store/publish
* Changed store and publish to use relative destinations instead of absolute, as was documented
* Deprecated File::recordUpload()! Now use upload() to do both publish and record. Moved the UI bits to SpecialUpload.
* Create a null revision on reupload
* Changed most of the member variable names in UploadForm. $this->mUpload followed by some ambiguous word or abbreviation was not a good naming convention. Also did some reformatting and assorted code cleanup.
* Fix some scripts that assumed include_path was set with various additional directories
Stuff now seems to mostly work when not overriding include_path.
Taking that out of LocalSettings is the next step... whee!
* Suppress if no deletion log entries
* Provide a message to explain what it is
* Allow the whole thing to be dismissed
* Remove the mess in Article
* Some prettification
* Added support for configuration of an arbitrary number of commons-style file repositories.
* Split Image.php into filerepo/File.php and filerepo/LocalFile.php
* Renamed Image::getImagePath() to File::getPath()
* Added initial support for timestamp-based file fetching (OldLocalFile), to be expanded upon by aaron.
* Changed the interface for Image/File object creation: use wfFindFile() or wfLocalFile() depending on semantics
* ImageGallery::add() now accepts a title object as the first parameter
* Moved file handling operations on upload from SpecialUpload to File
* Removed path-related functions from ImageFunctions.php. Removed static path accessors from File.
* Added a Content-Disposition header to thumb.php output
* Improved thumb.php error handling
* Updated the unit test suite to kind of partially work with modern computers. RunTests.php doesn't work just yet. Fixed an actual regression that the test suite detected -- moved some defines to Defines.php where they will be loaded consistently.
This allows better proportional view of upright images related to landscape images on a page without nailing the width of upright images to a fix value which makes views for anon unproportional and user preferences useless
Usage:
* [[Image:pix.jpg|thumb|upright|caption]] = Upright image will be scaled down by $wgThumbUpright (default 0.75, seems to me the best value)
* [[Image:pix.jpg|thumb|upright=0.6|caption]] = Upright image will be scaled down by 0.6
Size of thumb is always rounded to full __0 px to avoid odd thumbsizes and spare the cache
If used in combination with a width, upright will be ignored.
Adding a class for the example is not only ugly, it's fragile -- customizations to the actual threshold will have no effect on the sample.
The sensible thing is to construct an actual bit of sample text using the actual classes -- a null link (<a href="#">) with appropriate class would show the effect nicely and be robust to customizations.
Not the most elegant solution, but all the alternatives suck. Toggle messages still allow HTML, as far as I can see. Running the thing through the parser is overkill and produces useless paragraph and other unwanted nonsense, too.
Use .diff-lineno class instead of hardcoding a <strong> and an alignment. Leaving default alignment does the right thing in both LTR and RTL; forcing left was unnecessary.
Also swapping alignment for the +/- marker column to improve look on RTL.
Still no love in Firefox or Opera, but fixes Internet Explorer and Safari.
works in:
Safari 2.0.4
MSIE 7.0/Win
MSIE 6.0/Win
MSIE 5.2/Mac
doesn't work in:
Opera 9.20
Firefox 2.0.3
Konqueror 3.5.6
iCab (wraps at punctuation but not in mid-word)
Diff style rules have been broken out to common/diff.css,
and the dupes removed from the default skin files.
Skins can still override the default rules.
Improvements over r22192, now known to work in:
* Firefox 2.0.0.3
* Opera 9.10 and 9.20
* Safari 2.0.4
* Konqueror 3.5.6
* MSIE/Win 7.0 (wide cells may produce vertical scrollbars as well)
* MSIE/Win 6.0 (wide cells are cropped instead of scrolling)
* MSIE/Mac 5.2.3 (wide words break instead of scrolling)
* iCab 3.0.3 (some cells provoke unnecessary horizontal scrollbar)
I've cleaned up the diff table formatting a bit, moving some attributes
from the HTML to the style sheet and consolidating the duplicated styles
into a common/diff.css file which is conditionally loaded for diff views.
Individual skins or site/user CSS can still override that style if they wish.
Opera-based browsers (incomplete, does not fix KHTML or MSIE)
This adds a <div> inside the <td> for diff content cells, and declares
the style for these <div>s to have overflow: auto.
In Gecko (tested Firefox 2.0) and Opera (tested 9.10 and over) this does
two things:
* The table layout treats the cells as the requested width instead of bloating
out to the widest line of content, so the table stays visible on screen
* The individual cells that are too long get horizontal scroll bars
Unfortunately this doesn't have the hoped-for effects in other tested browsers:
* MSIE 7
* Safari 2
* Konqueror 3.5
* iCab 3
But neither has it any ill effects, so... it's a start.
There's probably some other way to force the layout algorithm to behave
that I haven't quite stumbled on yet... Might have better luck with the
fixed table layout option, though that seems less friendly to the little
+ and - columns.
The C++ diff plugins will have to be updated to support this scheme, but
no harm will be done if they're not (just they won't do anything new).
* Added table option variable to the SQL patch files, so now upgrading a non-standard schema won't leave your database horribly corrupted.
* Added sql.php, for sourcing SQL files with MediaWiki variable substitution.
* Disable MySQL's strict mode at session start for MySQL 4.1+, to avoid the various problems that occur when it is on.
* Deprecated $wgUseImageResize, thumbnailing will be enabled unconditionally.
* Fixed interaction of page parameter to ImagePage with the HTML file cache
* Improved error reporting for image thumbnailing
* Fixed MIME type for SVG files, will be silently changed from image/svg to image/svg+xml after loading from the database.
* Workaround for djvutoxml bug #1704049 (poor performance). Use djvudump instead.
* Fixed odd behaviour in ImagePage on DjVu thumbnailing errors
* Improved error reporting for image thumbnailing
* Added sharpening option for ImageMagick thumbnailing
* Removed Image::selectPage(), added page parameters to getWidth() and getHeight(), deprecated Image::renderThumb() and Image::getThumbnail()
* Changed default contents of img_metadata to empty string instead of a:0:{}
* Moved responsibility for respecting $wgGenerateThumbnailOnParse from the UI to Image.php
pick up the appropriate tags, and documentation blobs for classes. This is
the same as per r20769, but with the grouping changes (e.g. removing "@{{") omitted.
Please be advised that more related documentation tweaks may follow later - e.g.
Doxygen generates a log file of warnings that is 574 Kb in size, when run over
the just the trunk/phase3 code ... eek! Thankfully, much of that is just
whining about functions without documentation ;-)
* Specify output type in ImageMagick SVG rendering command line
* Make some Image functions static, for the benefit of WebStore.
* Fixed SVG MIME type, will be image/svg+xml from now on with both accepted.
