* Add possibility of reporting without JS
* Add report message input and new report reason to /report/:id page
* add new report reason here too
* Update en-us.all.json
* Update CHANGELOG.md
* only show if not sukebei
* ditto
* fix label for value
* ditto
* fix overly big report message column
* Update main.css
* Update search.jet.html
* Add possibility of getting a torrent by Hash in refine
* Update search.go
* Update search.go
* fix template_test
* ditto
* fix Sprintf wrongly using a Token
* rollback that
* Update callback.go
* remove line that creates error
* fix travis
* Fix JS theme toggler
* fix check
* Fix user search USERID parameter not working
* User search controller now calls UserSearchHandler
* rollback this
* Update search.go
* Update search.go
* Update helpers.go
* Update search.jet.html
* Update search.jet.html
* Removing SortOrder and SortType from template's Search struct. Since we already have them in main torrentParam search struct and we don't need to overwrite them.
* Replaced old date search filter behaviour
* Add HTML for sorting by name etc
* Add CSS to hide inputs for sorting in refine
* Set value of SortOrder on true if on true (wew)
* Add SortOrder & SortType variables
* change translation strings
* add translation strings
* forgot a missing { and change ascending value
* Update search.go
* Improvement
You don't actually need to set a variable type. Golang infers it from the right side of the equal :).
I needed in templates to do that since I need to use it in conditions. But since you removed the condition, it's not necessary
Removed the old search parameter on /api.
Fixed issue with navigatation.
Fixed issue with notifications.
Fixed issue with fake anonymous upload on search with userID.
Fixed issue with number of upload on user page.
Moved api to version 1.1.0 with search displaying same as /api
They are in different folders and all loaded in controllers/router.go.
This means that you only have to create a folder with a router.go file and import this folder in main router.go to add a handler.
