This is driving me a little bonkers... My Fedora 17 package for DokuWiki seems ok, except that conf/ is "not writable," according to various DokuWiki interfaces. /usr/share/dokuwiki/conf is a symlink to /etc/dokuwiki/ which is owned by the apache user, with write permissions
dokuwiki/master 83fd0ad lupo49: de/de-informal: config plugin - Clean up the TOC in the configuration page / No need to add "Konfiguration" or "Plugin" to every element if the heading tells you that.
is it a dangerous thing to be in the auth_ldap function. if its harmless and its not going to make the plugin more difficult to maintain does it matter?
splitbrain: yes, it fixes an issue that was classified as critical security issue by drupal and the change is rather small and as fetch.php and ml() should be the only places that deal with image urls I think it shouldn't break too much.
I only found 2 occurrences of fetch in the about 60 templates I have here ... and those two are very old (and might even not be up-to-date on my system)
just two days ago I was thinking about adding a kind of special tagging system to the templates ... which in the end could also be some kind of a checklist ... because I have a mental checklist whenever I look at new templates and I know some are "broken" because they don't support standard stuff
no, just tagging in the sense of adding normal template tags to it ... but from an "approved" list, so that every template shares the same potential set of tags
I could start a wiki page about that ... I already have a (half complete) list ... wonder where it should best go? it would be confusing in the template namespace...