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I spent the last few hours sanitizing the database and fixing huge bugs in the code. Among the changes made were:
- "Theoretically related posts" have been removed due to the lack of FULLTEXT index support in InnoDB tables
- Removed tons of stripslashes() calls that were used to remove slashes from records before I realized (while doing all of this work) that magic_quotes_gpc was on for some reason. I mean, like, come on!
- Replaced all non-library uses of htmlentities() with htmlspecialchars(), which basically does the same thing except it doesn't mangle Unicode.
- Completely eradicated polls.
Note that this does mean that all database backups prior to December 11th 2010 are now incompatible with Four Island.
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Because Four Island is often viewed using a subdomain or an IP address in lieu of the actual domain name, relative URLs are needed to render the page
correctly in most circumstances.
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Made many strutural changes to Four Island allowing for the reinclusion of Fouripedia.
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Because XHTML was accidentally disabled in the previous changeset, a new error was found that, when in HTML mode (required for IE and layouts prior to 7),
voting did not work due to the encoded ampherstand in the query string. This is odd because what works in XHTML should also work in HTML. So, to fix this,
XHTML was re-enabled and now the ampherstand is only encoded when XHTML mode is on.
Also fixed some positioning errors with the tails of bubbles.
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The following database changes must be made:
* A TEXT column called "text" must be added to the end of "polloftheweek"
* The transferPollRss.php script must be run
* The "pollrss" table must be dropped
Closes #113
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The following changes were also made in this revision:
* All HTML was changed to XHTML and a !DOCTYPE was included to reflect this
* Rewrote quotes tracking system to be much less complicated and actually working
* Changed quotes rendering to look more like Chirpy than Rash
* Fixed comment textarea bug
* Rewrote a ton of CSS so it's not as bloated
* Added a JavaScript confirmation when deleting a comment
* AJAXified voting on the POTW
* AJAXified voting and flagging quotes
* AJAXified commenting
* AJAXified voting on posts
* Added DateFinder back after it was accidentally deleted in Layout 4.5
The following database changes must be performed as soon as possible:
* Fix title of NO <!DOCTYPE> post (the < is missing the semicolon)
* Restore post Frasty Tha Snaman from a backup
* Reset "flag" field of all rows in "rash_quotes" to 0
* Remove the "vote" and "flag" columns of "rash_tracking"
* Rename the "quote_id" column of "rash_tracking" to "vote"
The following external code changes must also be performed as soon as possible:
* Add the following line to the end of the // Four Island block in The Fourm's functions.php:
require('/svr/www/hatkirby/fourisland/main/includes/specialdates.php');
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As the functions defined in functions_quotes.php are only used in the
quotes.php module, there is no reason to have them located in a seperate
include file.
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Many SQL queries were using the function addslashes() to escape their content. They have been replaced with the more secure
mysql_real_escape_string() function.
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I don't know, a lot of stuffses happened that I don't quite remember anymore. Goodness, that's not good.
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Apparently people actually do like the sixth layout. It was just me
being paranoid, they were busy over there.
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Oh so many people complained at the new, pretty layout. The decision was reached in the Poll of the Week: Layout 6 had to go.
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Fixed the Quotes Management module in the admin panel so that comments with line breaks in them would actually show up on individual lines. Also, the
quotes can be distinguished from one another by every other row in the table being shaded differently.
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