Date formats can be edited in profiles. The field defaults to the current
dateformat set (either the default or the user's), but will only be saved in
the database if it differs from $defaultdateformat.
Edit Profile (editprofile.php) has been cleaned up and now does less absurd
things. For one, it doesn't pass along your password in plaintext any more!
The formatting of the file has also been cleaned up a bit and should
hopefully be less absurd.
Date formats can be edited in profiles. The field defaults to the current
dateformat set (either the default or the user's), but will only be saved in
the database if it differs from $defaultdateformat.
Edit Profile (editprofile.php) has been cleaned up and now does less absurd
things. For one, it doesn't pass along your password in plaintext any more!
The formatting of the file has also been cleaned up a bit and should
hopefully be less absurd.
edituser.php
- Fixed '-removing bug in dateformat code
- Fixed long-standing issue involving auto-updating layout selection
- Made the page's code less compressed. This actually doubled the file size,
unsurprisingly. The power of whitespace.
- Fixed dateformat field being filled with the default if the user's
setting was blank
- Made the form creation code only run when the form is actually being
used
- Oh god, never again
editprofile.php clea-- haha, no. Not even going to touch that mess
