* DB_WRITE now called DB_MASTER, DB_READ now called DB_SLAVE
* Converted to use SQL wrapper functions instead of direct SQL in various places
* Experimental method for preserving the chronological order of events when slave servers are used. Untested.
* Fixes to the new post-parse existence test feature
* Some.. other stuff
* Now works w/ JavaScript disabled
* Doesn't override window chrome to make things unusable
* Doesn't hardcode window dimensions
* Notifies the user that it'll be a popup (new msg 'newwindow')
(The link is a popup because IE and perhaps other browsers will destroy
the edited page text if you go to another page then hit 'back'.)
and append that anchor to the url redirected to, so just edited section is shown by default
Shortcomings:
* won't append a number to duplicate headlines on a page (result: will go to first header with that content)
* doesn't actually parse the headline, headlines with [\\['{<>] in them will just fall back to the old behaviour
Automatic or manual collapsing and expanding of long pages.
Pages can be collapsed automatically according to a size threshold
set in the user preferences. Pages can be collapsed manually by clicking
the "Collapse" link in the TOC.
When a page is collapsed, only the intro & TOC are displayed. The
individual TOC lines link to section views, which can be individually edited
(classic section editing).
Section editing/viewing behavior has also been improved. When a section
with subsections is viewed or edited, all subsections are also loaded.
Known issues:
- After saving a section, we return to the full article view
rather than the section view, even if we previously were in section view
mode.
- Should work with Standard and Monobook, not tested with Cologne Blue yet.
- In Monobook, no backlink to the mother article is shown during section
viewing (Gabriel, can you fix that?)
tweaks seem to fix editing of redirects problem.
Also split up some instances of "?>" in regexp strings. PHP itself doesn't
seem to break off the code there, but it's not really recommended (and
it confuses the hell out of my editor, breaking syntax highlighting
and jumping to functions).
