As part of the big cleanup, files that haven't been used have been
deleted. The necessary info can still be found on the Oddmuse site:
https://oddmuse.org/wiki/Using_mod_fastcgi
The Mac subdirectory and all the instructions of how to build and
install Oddmuse on a Mac using the OSX tools have been deleted.
The Slack subdirectory and all the instructions of how to build and
install Oddmuse on Slackware have been deleted.
The contrib/simple-install subdirectory and all the instructions on how
to quickly and easily install Oddmuse using Creole have been deleted.
Previously it was possible to see "The lock was created 1000 hours ago.
After ten minutes, you could try to unlock the wiki".
While technially that's true, it does not sound nice to humans.
Also, now the button to unlock the wiki is not displayed until 10 minutes
pass. This is probably a good idea to prevent unconscious unlocks.
T('Unlock Wiki') string is reused (the same string is displayed on the
Administration page)
I also added some comments explaining why we need it. When calling
ReportError, we don't know whether HTTP headers have already been
printed. If not, we need to print them or the error message will be an
invalid HTTP response. If we did, we must not reprint them or the HTML
page will contain HTTP headers as part of its response body.
$HeaderIsPrinted makes sure the HTTP headers are printed just once.
The recent changes in commit 62d6dc4b—fixing the summary for last major
revisions—resulted in some changes in the output. These changes seem to
be OK so I removed the tests for the old output.
Basically, the tests created a new page using a minor change. What
should the output be when browsing the page with diff=1? "No diff
available" is correct. There is no need to mention the last major change
because there is none.
The next tests edited the same page using minor changes. What should the
output be when browsing the page with diff=1? "No diff available" is
still correct. There is still no need to mention the last major change
because there is none.
The author's page describes it as follows: "This module is designed to
be used in conjunction with the ClusterMap Module and the Static Hybrid
Module. It alters the code that generates the RecentChanges page so that
links to a Cluster Page are direct links, not action links. This allows
your RecentChanges page to be more useful and use the pre-cached pages,
rather than calling the Oddmuse script."
http://fletcherpenney.net/2005/10/plain_cluster_rc_module
As nobody seems to be using it, I deleted it.
http://oddmuse.org/wiki/Module_Popularity
There was no documentation to be found on the wiki or in the comments of
the module. The module requires various CSS files that aren't part of
the module. That's why I deleted it.
Some more information is here:
http://fletcherpenney.net/2005/08/s5_slide_show
It's based on S5 - the Simple Standards-based Slide Show System.
http://meyerweb.com/eric/tools/s5/
"Basically, it’s a way to create slide shows using nothing more than
XHTML, CSS, and Javascript. In theory, they are compatible across all
compliant browsers, and built from quite small files making the
presentations perfect for web use."
The slide show example is no longer available.
