* Optimization. Very subtiles optimizations has been applied to the code.
* Id mime parsing. Detects cid: objects.
* Debugging removed. All if $debug code has been removed. (Debug code is
not supposed to be in stable releases).
* Indentation and space tab.
or to show strange chars together with the date. This behaviour has not
been explained so far as all function callings seem to be fine. The problem
has been narrowed to a date( $format, $stamp ); calling. $format and $stamp
have been checked and are both OK. It looks like an internal PHP problem,
but I can't be sure.
I've observed this problem in PHP 4.0.4. PHP 4.0.6 is working just fine and
don't show that strange behaviour.
In order to avoid that problem, I've observed that placing some chars
leading and trailing the date() format string avoids the problem (so maybe
an internal pointer to the string problem ?). So do I and I remove then once
the conversion is finished.
If someone can reproduce the bug with prior version and find a solution
please tell me.
This would be good with Philippe's code that strips out unliked HTML tags.
Change the $show_html_default option to be something like
0 = no html (default)
1 = safe html
2 = any html
browser doesn't actually pop up anything. May or may not work.
Someone test it. If it doesn't urldecode the subject (like if you see
pluses instead of spaces and %## a lot), let me know and I'll whip up
something else. If you feel courageous, try changing it yourself. Don't
forget to attempt to view subjects like this:
#This"is a $nasty subject ! line that ' may or | may > not work
:-)
Removed 'echo' line in folders_rename_do that was causing problems
Removed Ray's preference code from left_main.php (he said he would do it,
but he never did follow through)
Now checks to see if the folder is subscribed before actually subscribing
the folder (the proper fix to the problem Ray tried to fix)
Found a bug -- I can't unsubscribe from a folder.
