The external database authentication plugin (auth_db) can update the
external database if mapped fields are set to Update external: On
update. This change adds error handling in case this update fails.
Significant string changes:
* importgroups_help,core_group - Correcting optional fieldnames
(removing picture, hidepicture and adding groupidnumber, groupingname
and enablemessaging)
* penaltyforeachincorrecttry_help,core_question - additional paragraph
about scoring logic
* resultdownloadready,tool_dataprivacy - wording corrected (no need to
go to a download page)
* auth_dbfielduser,auth_db - varchar data type requirement
Significant string changes:
* withselectedusers_help, core - removing mention of 'Add a common note'
as the option no longer exists
* considereddigitalminor and digitalminor_desc, core - more
child-friendly wording
* configmessagingallusers, core_admin - clearer explanation
* auth_dbtype, auth_db - fixed broken link
The output strings for the Test Settings function were hard-coded English
strings. They've been changed to standard language strings which can be
translated and maintained via AMOS.
Also fixed call to get_string() and defined var 'errorlogtag'
in base class.
AMOS BEGIN
MOV [auth_dbusernotexist,auth_db],[auth_usernotexist,auth]
AMOS END
AMOS START
REM fixed $a[] in [auth_dbdeleteuser, auth_db]
REM fixed $a[] in [auth_dbinsertuser, auth_db]
REM fixed $a[] in [auth_dbreviveduser, auth_db]
REM fixed $a[] in [auth_dbsuspenduser, auth_db]
REM fixed $a[] in [auth_dbupdatinguser, auth_db]
AMOS END
From now on, all English strings use the new syntax. They are not
eval()'ed any more and the only valid placeholders are {$a} and
{$a->foobar}. No extra quotes escaping, dollar sign escaping and putting
double percent signs.
The modified files were exported from AMOS database repository in the
new syntax and were re-ordered by stringid. Standard GNU/GPL and PHPdoc
blocks are added. Where there was no copyright note so far, I added the
default one with Martin Dougiamas as the copyright holder.
Live long and prosper.
