If a topic is soft deleted through a moderator, the topic_delete_user is set.
If it is passively soft deleted (f.e. while the only approved post is deleted)
the topic_delete_user is not set. This way, we can distinguish between these
two cases. The same also applies to unapproved posts. So we need to set the
topic_delete_user when an unapproved topic is posted.
Topics that were soft deleted/unapproved by a user (rather then passive) are
going to be displayed in the Topics modules, while all others are in the posts
modules of the MCP queue.
PHPBB3-9567
Unapproved/soft deleted posts are posts, that have a different visibility than
the topic. All others will be hidden from the posts list and can be managed
with the topic modules.
PHPBB3-9567
To wit: using non-existing constant POST_DELETED in posting.php; first test
post was initially unapproved; soft delete checkbox appeared at post time
Links pointing to the wrong place.
PHPBB3-9657
Restoring a post within mcp_queue.php didn't do anything before this commit. Now it does, by way of a function which is very similar to approve_post.
PHPBB3-9657
The soft delete feature seems to work. Tests are pending. A real icon is pending. Add the permissions and the interface to soft-delete posts. Also able to restore posts via the MCP queue
PHPBB3-9657
Rename topic_visibility class to phpbb_visibility. Also a bit of work to the class itself, mostly cleanup and adding the comments that I'd previously written.
PHPBB3-9657
So far, I've added no new functionality. The biggest change here is adjusting the DB column names to "visibility" rather than "approved". Some things here are pretty likely to change, for example the name and location of the topic_visibility class. Happy birthday phpBB :)
PHPBB3-9657
Extracted common template code for prosilver as per subsilver2.
Various other fixups and oversight corrections, changed name
of the "new" template function and re-introduced existing
version. Altered on_page to compensate for removal of some
templating vars from pagination routine.
PHPBB3-10968
Since phpBB 2 pagination has been rendered mostly within the source. This
limits just what designers can do with pagination. The current form is also
questionable in terms of "best practice". The aim is to move rendering
completely to the template via the use of a block element. Enabling S_
template vars also allows for control over specific aspects of the
pagination output such as next, previous, active and ellipsis.
Related to this - merging the capabilities of the topic_generate_pagination
with generate_pagination removes an element of duplication.
PHPBB3-10968
