- FIX: e107::coreLan() now loads the lan_admin.php file if the $admin argument is true
- FIX: Variable scope of $eplug_folder in e107plugin::uninstall()
- FIX: isset() check order in pluginsTest::makePluginReport()
- FIX: class2.php: Missing ADMINPERMS constant in CLI mode
- FIX: e107::url() now puts "&" in the query string instead of "&" for compliance with the older,
looser definition of ambiguous ampersands in the HTML specification.
Fixes: #4054
- FIX: Typo in comment
- FIX: Clear the core/e107/addons/e_url registry (cache) because if a plugin is installed after that
cache is initialized, the cache is not updated anymore. The plugin's e_url is therefore not
loaded, so SEF URLs won't be generated for that plugin until the cache is regenerated.
- NEW: Test for #4054
- FIX: e_pluginTest::testGetFields() expects the initial condition of the "forum" plugin to be
uninstalled.
Prevents e_plugin::buildAddonPrefLists() from wiping out the variable
that is tracking the currently loaded plugin by moving the currently
loaded plugin to the end of the iterated array
Fixes: #3531Fixes: e107inc/e107-test#9
Now it is possible to have TinyMCE in the backend and SimpleMDE on the forum pages.
wysiwyg() got a new parameter $returnEditor to return the name of the editor.
wysiwyg() now checks if the choosen editor is installed.
wysiwyg() setting a value is not systemwide anymore (static var instead of registry)
Use the bbarea() $options array to define the editor to use e.g. $options['wysiwyg'] = 'tinymce4';
Updated forum_admin.php to support SimpleMDE.
Updated tinymce4/e_footer.php to support the new return value (editor name)
Every known usage of e107plugin::getinfo() requires up-to-date knowledge
of the involved plugin's record in the database.
For this reason, I removed the object scope global state caching of
results from e107plugin::getinfo()
Also changed the method name to a more descriptive getPluginRecord()
Also made e107plugin::getPluginRecord() static
The "isset" statement tested on a key in array "core_plugins", but the keys of that array were numeric.
So the "isset" was always false and the statements within the if clause were always executed.
That resulted for some reason in a "false positive" on the "featurebox" plugin, in case was not installed at this moment.
