* init empty vars to avoid PHP8 warnings
* removed debug output for serendipity_session_destroy()
* init smarty fixed for PHP8
* removed optional parameters for PHP 8
* 2k11 template fixes, maybe updating smarty will solve everything
* init or test undefined variables for PHP 8
* remove only existing files
* make sure string is not empty before comparing the first letter
* check if SMARTY_DIR was already defined
* use mb_language('uni') for unicode
* fixed image filter bug
* Smarty debug fixed in external lib
* fixed archive bug
* fixed entries bug
* updated plugin versions
Co-authored-by: surrim <surrim@happyhydro.org>
If serendipity_event_unstrip_tags is active, we
don't want to strip HTML tags from comments; we
want to keep and encode them with entities. So
we should do that here, too.
As the frontend_display hook - that is catched by
serendipity_event_unstrip_tags - is called quite
late, we have to skip the strip_tags() call
before truncatin the entry.
(I'm not sure why we first strip _all_ tags and
later on keep _some_ tags (that have already
been removed), but that's maybe because the
frontend_display hook may have re-added some
tags? Be it as it may, we do that for 14
years, so I don't want to change that now.)
Signed-off-by: Thomas Hochstein <thh@inter.net>
Was mostly fixed by 8b51c37b98 (see #261),
but which missed 03cc73d77e and the other
older code before the foreach() loop.
Later on, 7fe8d91bc2 did the check for
'propertyform' the wrong way around.
Signed-off-by: Thomas Hochstein <thh@inter.net>
Since merging #665 `serendipity_plugin_history`
breaks with a SQL error message on every archive
page but the first one; see #693 for reason
and context.
Unset `$serendipity['GET']['page']` before
calling `serendipity_fetchEntries(`)` (and
reset afterwards) to fix that. That's the
correct way, I think, as
`serendipity_fetchEntries()` is not called
in page context here.
Signed-off-by: Thomas Hochstein <thh@inter.net>
The old query will fail with ONLY_FULL_GROUP_BY set which is default from
MySQL 5.7.5 onwards. This results in the .htaccess file not being updated.
Also adding some fencing to the foreach to prevent php error messages.
