I may have messed up something in the process so PLEASE TEST THIS
CARFULLY.
In my system (that uses uw) it almost work. The only thing left to
be done is to organize left main in such a way that sent subfolders
are placed to the top.
I've replaced some spare code with a few new functions.
sqimap_mailbox_rename and isSpecialMailbox are the most interesting
in other proceses.
allow users to change the font family and size of SM. Making possible to
make it bigger or smaller depending on their screen size. Sysops may add
or remove these system-defined css located in themes/css/
- Operation foo_once step 2 (and final)
- Create folders bugfix
- None folder bugfix
- Fixed some tabs, structs etc.
- Added some (c) stuff
- Removed some debug stuff
This changes should result in a faster SM.
- Added option 7 under "General Options" in conf.pl
- In the login screen, this option hides attribution to the SM development
team.
- In every page's header, this option hides the link to SM's website.
- By default, this option ($hide_sm_attributions) is set to FALSE,
so the attributions *are* displayed by default.
into validate.php.
= They (config/strings) were used eveywhere validate was used
= Validate already included auth.php (which included i18n.php)
= Now including just one file does a lot of stuff including loading
SM config, validating data, and loading internationalization
= Since we only include config.php once and not dozens of times, we could
have a slight speed increase
* Cleaned up some code
* Fixed some typos
* Added a few files (documentation, translations)
* EAGERLY awaiting 1.1 to come out
* Made all global stuff "global $varname" so the new define() method we use
will work properly (methinks)
(if PHP escaped them) if you include strings.php
* Removed sqStripSlahes (no need anymore)
* Completely fixed problem with some data needing escapes, some not, and some
accidentally getting escaped twice (often in compose.php).
To use:
* Load strings.php at the beginning of your script
* All form variables are accessable as globals (as usual), but are without
the escape backslashes (if PHP put any in).
