Add constants NO_USER_URL and NO_USER_COUNTRY.
If you set these to true (in project.inc)
there will be no query or display of user web site URL
and user country, respectively.
In bootstrap.inc there are some functions for creating forms.
They conceal Bootstrap (and HTML itself) from the caller.
I changed a couple of forms (edit user into and create account) to use this API.
There are many other forms that we could change as well.
This is how I'd like the PHP code to evolve:
encapsulate HTML in utility functions.
We have this for tables, forms, and header/footer.
Also finish the NO_COMPUTING changes.
We were asking for postal code (optional) on registration.
The purpose was to let projects study
the geographical distribution of their volunteers.
But AFAIK no one ever did this,
and some volunteers have said (understandably, I think)
that asking for postal code seems like an invasion of privacy.
So I conditioned the postal-code code on a boolean constant POSTAL_CODE.
If you put
define('POSTAL_CODE', true);
in your html/project/project.inc, you'll get the old behavior.
Otherwise users won't see postal-code related stuff any more.
We need to let users have https:// URLs.
Originally http:// was assumed, and the URLs were stored without the prefix.
For compatibility, allow either form to exist in the DB
Also update the "other account info" form to user bootstrap.
- change default home page to replace text with a Join button,
which links to a new page saying how to join.
- change default to show image to top of home page
- add form-control class to all <select>s so that text displays
correctly with dark-background themes
- change args to page_head():
- add $is_main; gets passed to project_banner()
- remove $title_plain; not sure what it was for
- add arg for inverse navbar
David Anderson