Entry Admin, which would allow editors that create a forged
category name to attack other editors in the backend (privileged
access to the backend required).
Thanks a lot to Edric Teo for reporting this issue.
This was broken due to my recent markup changes. Also added lang
constants for the tags list, but since we could label it better,
introduced new lang constants for it.
References #239
Basically replicates the same functionality as for categories. JS
only. Also revised the markup and JS of that for consistency. Too
lazy to make a generic function for it, we can do that later.
References #239
- Includes new iconfont build with two new icons for entry state.
- JS to toggle entry status based on quick switch button.
- JS to toggle quick switch status based on entry status.
- JS to emit a notification that entry status has been updated.
References #222
When no categories are delivered to serendipity_updertEntry this can mean two things:
- categories need to be un-assigned
- categories where not addressed/fetched/passed to the function [see include/admin/overview.inc.php for publishing a post! Or plugins like freetag, using serendipity_updertEntry]
To address this a new serendipity[had_categories] is added to the backend template, which can be checked for.
Feedback appreciated!
Combine additional jquery/plugin files into one
Remove single file references
Moved dragdrop.js to serendipity_Editor.js.
Please test. Might make trouble in the installer/upgrader?
@yellowled
Please have a look to extended area CSS, since the hook button/link in #tools_extended is handled differently to #tools_entry.
Test with emoticonchooser plugin.
Can now be used anywhere where a "real-time" filter is desirable.
As a usage example, it's implemented for the list of installable
plugins. Should work anywhere, though – needs an input element,
a list of target elements and an element within those target
elements to contain the search term.
Also made the function for the reset button for this reusable.
References #154
Some plugins might want to hook into the non-WYSIWYG editor and
create buttons which do use different "tags" for open/close or
not create HTML markup at all. This makes it possible for them
to do so.
References #122
References #114
