History lesson:
1) We used to have a silhouette image similar to this
2) I had feedback from an academic who had been abused as a child by her father, who felt very strongly that such an image would stir up bad feelings in anyone who had a similar background (it stopped her from using Moodle).
3) The default image is supposed to be something you don't like, so you change it!
I'm open to changing it but I think we might need a community vote on it or something.
changelog follows
[MNET-manual] added version.php, install.xml and upgrade.php patches
Route remote users back to their home server without going through jump.php and land.php
Display app-specific strings in the user view
Display the application icon in the Remote Host block
Hide the 'logs' tab if the application under review is not Moodle
Hide the 'logs' tab if the application under review is not Moodle
Update user record to note that picture == 1 once a picture has been
transferred.
Change 2 to uri - is this fluid?
Add application paramter to bootstrap function
Find the application
Workaround for PHP5.2.2 bug: http://bugs.php.net/bug.php?id=41293
$HTTP_RAW_POST_DATA was not being populated
Ensure we get an application for our Peer
Update the URI to use for MNET
The default 'wantsurl' should be empty
Use the appropriate 'land' url for the remote application
Add hidden form elements for 'application'
Add awareness of new Application concept
Add awareness of new Application concept
Add awareness of new Application concept
Add awareness of new Application concept
Add awareness of new Application concept
Add awareness of new Application concept
Add awareness of new Application concept
Added two tiny feedback/add_feedback icons.
Enabled feedback mode with button next to "Turn editing on".
Added tooltip (with overlib for the time being) for "Show feedback" when edit mode is off, and for "Edit feedback" when edit is on.
1) Changed required/advanced images to something language neutral (asterisks)
2) Moved them to pixpath so people can override them easily
3) Hide the images completely using CSS (keep them only for accessibility)
so that all the labels have a consistent alignment.
4) Use CSS to color the labels instead.
