Status for scrapped user
They can't log in and an explicit error message is shown when they try
explaining that they need to contact the moderators
They are displayed as simple members on the front-end however
* Added new dep: gorilla/csrf
* CSRF field in forms
* CSRF variable in commontemplatevariables
* New key for messages and user context
Please change EnableSecureCSRF to false when testing locally and don't
merge config/env.go with the changes
* Fixing user profile page
* Modified css rule word-break to break-word
* Modified torrents table in user page to look like home listing
* Made the button reset api look like a button according to actual
design
* Modified user menu to have the same spacing accross templates
* User menu is in another template file loaded dynamically
* Fixing the access to userprofile variable
* Menu needs to access the user profile with $.UserProfile
* User Notification template variable removed, instead using user
profile variable
* Reverting back theme flickering fix
* Gofmt friendly
Keeping Go source code in line with what they preconize
* Golint Friendly Next
So I have made some variables unexported
Added comments in every function that I know what it does
Removed some deprecated stuff that I was sure of
Added a comment on possible deprecated methods "Is it deprecated?"
Changed some variable/method name according to golint recommendations
* Update filelist.go
* Remove Bootstrap and Jquery, and create basic nav
* More improvements to navbar, as well as work on _badgemenu
* Complete navbar HTML, obviously it still looks horrendous
* Change layout on torrent table, using grids.
* Remove Bootstrap and Jquery, and create basic nav
* More improvements to navbar, as well as work on _badgemenu
* Complete navbar HTML, obviously it still looks horrendous
* Change layout on torrent table, using grids.
* HOLY FUCK INDEX IS /DONE/
* DO UPLOAD PAGE, DELETE OLD SHITTY CSS
* Complete login page
* Remove Bootstrap and Jquery, and create basic nav
* More improvements to navbar, as well as work on _badgemenu
* Complete navbar HTML, obviously it still looks horrendous
* Change layout on torrent table, using grids.
* Remove Bootstrap and Jquery, and create basic nav
* More improvements to navbar, as well as work on _badgemenu
* Complete navbar HTML, obviously it still looks horrendous
* HOLY FUCK INDEX IS /DONE/
* DO UPLOAD PAGE, DELETE OLD SHITTY CSS
* Complete login page
* Begin work on profile page
* fucking git, man
* Damn, that looks sexy
* Complete login and register pages, include very minimal grid system, and delete all of view template
* Do view page!
* Finish view even more
* Fix dates and filesizes in torrent table
* Improve comment/captcha input
* Actually add magnet and torrent buttons
* Add open-iconic instead of fontawesome
* Improve user side-panel
* Rename Category_* to CategoryName
* Beginning to finish up
* Implement themes and add basic mobile support to front page
* Fix some slight color errors
* Fix captcha on dark
* magnet and torrent links on view
* Add T field to template variables
* Remove languages.SetTranslationFromRequest
* Add Tfunc on handlers
* Remove T and Ts from template_functions
* Update templates
Change the templates to use the local Tfunc, instead of the global one.
Also changed the signature of the fields on template_variables.go, so that
they return a template.HTML to avoid escaping problems.
* Remove unnecessary variable
This consolidates the places where a default language has to be set.
- Removed import of the 'userService' package into the 'languages' util
package
This was required to prevent a cyclic import between the two packages.
- Added a 'UserRetriever' interface to read the language setting of users
inside the 'languages' package
* Checkpoint: it builds
The config, db, model, network, os, and public packages have had some
fixes to glaringly obvious flaws, dead code removed, and stylistic
changes.
* Style changes and old code removal in router
Router needs a lot of work done to its (lack of) error handling.
* Dead code removal and style changes
Now up to util/email/email.go. After I'm finished with the initial sweep
I'll go back and fix error handling and security issues. Then I'll fix
the broken API. Then I'll go through to add documentation and fix code
visibility.
* Finish dead code removal and style changes
Vendored libraries not touched. Everything still needs security fixes
and documentation. There's also one case of broken functionality.
* Fix accidental find-and-replace
* Style, error checking, saftey, bug fix changes
* Redo error checking erased during merge
* Re-add merge-erased fix. Make Safe safe.
