Added the mini stats for the various parts of the Control Panel in the Control Panel Menu.
Fixed a crash bug in the router.
The basic arithmetic template functions now work for the interpreted templates.
Tweaked the connection pool to hopefully ease the number of goroutines fighting over a database connection.
The Group Manager is now paginated.
panel.css is now pushed by HTTP/2 Push.
Fixed an issue with the padding on /forum/ and /topics/ for Shadow.
Fixed a bug in the login system forcefully overriding sessions on login.
All admin logins are now logged.
Refactored the client-side alert loading logic.
Added SimpleCount to the Query Builder.
Replaced the io.Writers with http.ResponseWriters.
Refactored the compiled template calls.
Redirect port 443 to port 80.
Catch more errors from templates.
Fixed a few mutexes which are never unlocked.
Eliminated an unnecessary parameter in InternalError()
Temporarily commented out users_penalties so that the installer will succeed.
A couple more template types can be remapped now.
Tweaked the theme.
The themes are still going to be a little broken for a while, but here's the progress I've made.
Renamed the topics_trow_assign hook to topics_topic_row_assign.
Added more debug code to the generated router.
Added a robots.txt file.
Gosora now responds to favicon.ico requests with a 404 rather than the topic list.
Fixed the tests and some of the benchmarks.
Changed the default UserCacheCapacity from 100 to 120.
Changed the default TopicCacheCapacity from 100 to 200.
Added the last replyer to the topics list and the forum pages.
Added the BulkCascadeGetMap method to the UserStore.
Refactored the topics list and forum page to load the users with a call to the UserStore rather than via a join.
WebSockets now work on SSL.
Fixed a race condition when the user permissions are initialised at the start of a request.
Fixed a race condition when the user permissions for the OP of a topic are initialised.
The rows.Close() calls are deferred once more, so that we can catch problems with recover()
Improved support for struct pointers in the template compiler.
Added a pin emoji to pinned topics to make them stand-out on the Shadow theme, we have some other ideas in mind for this, but I'd like to get Shadow fully functional for this commit.
Fixed a bug an issue with Chrome not detecting XHTML style closes on <form>s.
Fixed a visual issue with `color` not being set for textarea elements for the Shadow theme.
Fixed a function which wasn't getting renamed for PGSQL.
Added seven new UserStore tests.
Fixed the indentation in alerts.go, Atom replaced the tabs with spaces for some reason x.x
Made the friendly URL logic more flexible.
Made the supermod menu item hiding more JS friendly.
strconv is now an optional dependency for compiled template files.
Revamped the profile template.
Switched gopsutil with a temporary more stable fork.
Ping PostgreSQL upon connecting. We need a global solution for connection drops. A connection timeout, perhaps?
Added the rowmenu CSS class for styling sidebar menus.
Added the real_first_child CSS class, we might be able to get around using it by redoing the <form> nesting.
Added the rowlist CSS class.
Added the bgavatars CSS class.
Added avatars to the User Manager.
Added limited responsivity to the Shadow Theme, I might have broken some things in the other themes, I'll fix that soon!
A per-theme post-avatar-bg.jpg file is now used for the first topic layout rather than the global white-dot.jpg file.
Revamped the configuration system.
If you have trouble installing this, try installing my fork of gopsutil with `go get` and delete the users_penalties table from the schema folder. That stuff will be cleaned up in the next commit.
Fixed an issue with the links for the Uncategorised forum being broken.
Swapped out NOW() for UTC_TIMESTAMP() in MySQL queries.
We now get an error message when the server goes down for whatever reason.
The template compiler now supports pointers.
Swapped out shirou/gopsutil for a fork locked on an older and more stable commit of the same library.
Fixed a bug where the preprocessor didn't play nice with empty CSS files.
Added the site name to the navbar.
Added more things to .gitignore
Laid the foundations for the next commit.
Each theme has more of a distinct feel in the control panel now. I moved a large portion of the inline CSS into global.css, tweaked some core code which didn't line up, and added CSS text insertions to make things more flexible.
Revamped the alerts interface. We have more changes coming up!
Added screenshots for Tempra Cursive and Tempra Conflux Mobile to the README.
Added a .htaccess file, just in case someone plops Gosora in Apache's /www/ folder to stop the contents of config.go from becoming publically visible. Never put Gosora in your /www/ folder, Gosora is a standalone program which does NOT use Apache or any other webserver.
Fixed a bug in the inline forum editor.
Added a hand-written Markdown parser which is much faster than the previous Regex based one. This is still a work in progress.
Added support for strikethrough and underline elements to the Markdown parser.
Fixed the missing semicolons in global.js
Revamped the form CSS.
Author bits on the theme manager now link to the author's website.
Improved the profiles a little.
The code in the stylesheets now have a more consistent style.
Fixed a bug in the Cosmo theme relating to the fact that Gosora doesn't have sidebars yet.
There are many more changes which aren't listed here.
If weirdness regarding lines or spacing occurs, I'm experimenting with a new text editor. I hope to have this fixed by the next commit.
Hid the themes which aren't under construction yet from the Theme Manager.
Fixed a bug in the BBCode parser where every post had ten spaces appended to them.
Added the get_reply() internal API function for plugins to make use of.
Added the bell to the theme.
Fixed some bits of the Cosmo theme where the rowhead wasn't appearing.
Added a "Don't have an account?" link to the login page.
I began work on the alerts system, I took a little break, so it's a little further behind than you might expect, but it shouldn't take too long for me to finish it up.
I haven't finished the back-end portions of it yet, so there's not much to see yet!
