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viewing/downloading. It does not make sense to only allow downloading for people who can upload themselves.
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mistakenly cached when they cannot be. Attached patch fixes this as well as a reference to an undefined constant in legacy_menu().
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- removing file checks for uid #1 to be consistent with the roles/permissions.
- renaming script files to .txt's to prevent accidental execution (we don't allow them by default, but you never know)
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not set (e.g. nodes that don't take attachments).
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Upload.module
- Fixing a bug caused by the PHP5 patches.
Beware: PHP4's array_merge() will silently accept objects and convert them to arrays. We should not depend on this behaviour in the future.
File.inc / file-using modules:
- Removing the constant FILE_SEPARATOR: forward slashes work fine on Windows, and it was being used incorrectly as an URL separator sometimes.
- Adding @ to mkdir and chmod to supress ugly PHP errors. They are already reported with drupal_set_message().
- Fixing default for variable 'file_directory_temp'.
- Clarifying the help tip for 'file_directory_temp' in admin > settings.
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of each source file inside the @file comment block at the head of the file. This helps with Doxygen indexing, and also allows neophytes to see what a file does immediately on opening the source, regardless of the organization of the hooks.
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added some missing t() functions).
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- Admin - upload only shows up for 'access administration section' perms
- Users without 'upload files' perm do not see the attachments form (and cannot attach even when sending their own http request)
Note: if a user can edit a node, but not 'upload files', then the attachments are left untouched (and cannot be changed).
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+ " -> '
+ Using form_set_error() instead of drupal_set_message().
+ Removed dead code.
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This makes sense because people will expect attachments to work everywhere when they enable this module. This also matches comment.module's behaviour, where comments are allowed by default unless turned off.
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