of empty notice prefix text in facebook settings.
Filed bug upstream at http://bugs.developers.facebook.com/show_bug.cgi?id=7110
Per documentation, saving a pref value of "" or "0" will delete the pref key:
http://wiki.developers.facebook.com/index.php/Data.setUserPreference
which used to do what we want... Now Facebook throws back an error
"Parameter value is required" when we do this. Workaround appends a
space to empty string or "0" at save time, then trims the string when
we load it.
The input string was already trimmed at pref save time, so this won't
alter any user-visible behavior.
Thanks to ^demon in #mediawiki for pointing out the behavior regression
after testing the identi.ca Facebook app!
Set "en_US" locale first, then the locale we want for our user.
This seems to initialize gettext properly somehow, which I could see when the languages would come up briefly on settings save when changing from a supported language.
Definitely works for ga_ES on my Ubuntu system (8.10 intrepid), hopefully reasonably consistent.
This reverts commit 20997619b3.
The commit doesn't take into account having different servers (theme
server, avatar server) and being able to set HTTPS for some but not all.
* extlib/Stomp.php
-spaces for tabs (we're on PEAR, right?)
- send: initialize the $properties parameter as array() instead of null
this prevents unsetting $headers if $properties was not set
(besides that, it's the proper way to initialize an array)
- subscribe: insert FIXME's on ActiveMQ specifics
- ack: make sure the content-length header is set *and* is zero.
I have seen the header set to '3' there but could not find where it
came from, this is at least safe.
- disconnect: typo in $headers variable
- readFrame: use fgets() instead of gets() so that RabbitQ, which is more protocol strict can also play
* extlib/Stomp/Frame.php
- spaces for tabs
- add note on possibly protocol violating linefeed
* extlib/Stomp/Message.php
- space for tabs
- add content-length header for message
* lib/stompqueuemanager.php
- use the notice for logging, not the frame
This reverts commit e2848eb862.
Downstream consumers of our notices (such as Friendfeed, Facebook, etc) don't have sophisticated URL detection, so a notice that reads: "check out ur1.ca/1" won't be linked. So the http:// prefix is
mandatory.
