* 0.9.x: (26 commits)
just sent a http 200 for the check-fancy from install.php
Add a new event: CanUserChangeField
shorten flag notification and include a class
Added flag icon for UserFlag plugin
Fixed notice option alignment in IE
add a method to Theme class to list available themes
Updated Realtime plugin to use the util's NoticeReply object
Localisation updates from translatewiki.net (2009-11-08)
Update pot again
Rebuild pot file *without* --join-existing to get rid of the cruft. Not sure why "--join-existing" must be in. Only thing I can think of is manual additions, which I could not find.
Revert "More precise field label"
Remove more contractions
Revert "* [Cc]an't -> [Cc]annot"
Revert "More specifics on 'address'"
* [Cc]an't -> [Cc]annot
Revert "* check usage of 'people' in UI and change it to 'users' or something else in most places"
add utilities for calculating local and installation theme root dirs
Harmonise UI message "No such user."
Restructure theme.php to define a class Theme
entity_action responses look more inactive now
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This reverts commit 6483fbd8fa4c7bc8da83a9a2e334db9d9a19a77b.
"SMS address" header here makes no sense; it would be inconsistent with the other tabs and headings on the same and related pages, and would look very awkward with another giant "SMS" right above it
This reverts commit 1872d07602f50b4991d0da26aca3a5d775338e47.
"instant messages address" is very awkward phrasing; prefer not to be changing UI in such ways while updating localisations.
This reverts commit 81b4a381d9ddc71ed8a53c074ea10910882d3156.
IMO "user" is a bit impersonal and we shouldn't go changing the tone of the UI willy-nilly when we're updating localisations.
For various reasons, it's nicer to have a class for theme-file paths
and such. So, I've rewritten the code for determining the locations of
theme files to be more OOPy.
I changed all the uses of the two functions in the module (theme_file
and theme_path) to use Theme::file and Theme::path respectively.
I've also removed the code in common.php that require's the module;
using a class means we can autoload it instead.
