DoUpgrade is an alias for DoBrowseRequest which doesn't get $id as a
first parameter like many actions do. Therefore determine $id like
DoBrowseRequest does: call GetId.
This code was hard to maintain because it uses the actual markup code
and replaced a lot of Oddmuse machinery. Just use markdown-rule.pl
instead if you need it.
This should now correctly list pages banned due to BannedContent.
Previously, there was a stray variable $str instead of the actual page
content being matched.
This module was deprecated. Oddmuse no longer disperses page data files
into 27 directories based on the first character of the page name. The
directories used to be "A" to "Z", and "other". If you uses your wiki as
a blog, all the pages starting with a date ended up in "other". If your
page names started with letters other than "A" to "Z", all the pages
ended up in "other". If you were using comment pages, all your comment
pages ended in "C". This module was intended to create more
subdirectories and spread them more evenly. This is no longer necessary,
as the typical filesystem's performance no longer degrades with tens of
thousands of files in a directory. I'm assuming most Oddmuse hosts to
use some form of GNU/Linux with ext3 or ext4 with dir_index option.
GetEditForm uses the second parameter to indicate that it's an upload.
We need to pass it via NewGdSecurityImageGetEditForm to
GdSecurityImageAddTo if we want to use it there.
The Beautifier::Core library is not available from CPAN.
The beautifier.org website is not longer available.
The sources are still on Source Forge but it seems clear that this is a
dead end.
Added a comment to explain these lines.
my $RegexpOldBannedContent;
*RegexpOldBannedContent = *BannedContent;
*BannedContent = *RegexpNewBannedContent;
$BannedContent = $RegexpOldBannedContent;
According to http://dev.perl.org/licenses/ the Perl license is either
the GPL or the Artistic license. We'll pick the GPL so that it matches
the rest of Oddmuse.
Some support for corner cases was added, including tests. Now it should
be possible to write the following without the code triggering:
"foo*bar is not ** foo bar" -- this should no longer be bold.
