- RTL is applied (or unapplied) on login and logout depending on
user language/guest-detected language.
- config is automatically saved into res.locals.config whenever
loadConfig is called
- On login/logout, buildHeader is called instead of getting config
- On logout, req.uid is deleted instead of set to 0
* fix: closes#6784
* #6784 also fix homepage + subfolder installs
* #6784 fixes suburls as well (ex. /tags/x and /groups/y)
* #6784 more elegant solution @pitaj
and the last time I touch this function, lol
* #6784 regis, final answer
I lied in that last commit
* feat: wip, category watch change
* feat: pass data to client
* feat: allow changing state
* fix: account page categories
* fix: show in unread if topic is followed or category is watched
* feat: add default watch state to acp
* feat: save user category watch state
* feat: update unread recent pages
* fix: remove dupe code
* fix: flip conditions
* fix: handle empty arrays
* fix: ignore/watch on others profile
* feat: upgrade script for category states
if there are any users ignoring categories set their state in new zset and delete cid:<cid>:ignorers
* fix: upgrade
* fix: tests
* fix: redis count
* fix: more tests
* fix: #7038, autoLocale logic not playing nicely with no-refresh auths
- on login, req.query.lang is deleted (since it seems to be left over)
- on logout, the middleware.autoLocale is executed, which resets
req.query.lang
- middleware.autoLocale is new, just refactored existing logic in
webserver.js into new middleware method.
* style: tests, use lodash
* fix: timeago strings not switching languages on login or out
- do not call $.timeago twice on topic load and for widgets
- do not use toLocaleString for each timeago string, use a single
Intl.DateTimeFormat instance instead
- do not call format for empty timeago strings, ie a post that isnt
edited doesnt have a timeago string
- do not call isTouchDevice for every element
- remove app.replaceSelfLinks, this is superceded with /me route
- store references to jquery objects in navigator instead of creating
them on every scroll
