- Detect if a file is video, audio, image, document, archive,
binary. Unify image fetching functionality.
- Allow to create directories from the popup media window
-
- TODO:
- Optionally increase filename (1, 2, 4, 5, ...) when file
- already exists and is not identical
- - Store "real" filename when filename has been automatically
- inreased
-
- - Restrict file upload by size/dimensions
+ already exists
+ - Restrict file upload by size/dimensions via configuration
+ options
+ TODO:
- Search/Filter for specific properties/keywords:
Sort by: Title, Filename, Creation date, Upload date,
file type, author
$serendipity['POST']['target_directory'][$tindex] = serendipity_uploadSecure($serendipity['POST']['target_directory'][$tindex], true, true);
$target = $serendipity['serendipityPath'] . $serendipity['uploadPath'] . $serendipity['POST']['target_directory'][$tindex] . $tfile;
+ $realname = $tfile;
if (file_exists($target)) {
- echo '(' . $target . ') ' . ERROR_FILE_EXISTS_ALREADY;
+ echo '(' . $target . ') ' . ERROR_FILE_EXISTS_ALREADY . '<br />';
+ $realname = serendipity_imageAppend($tfile, $target, $serendipity['serendipityPath'] . $serendipity['uploadPath'] . $serendipity['POST']['target_directory'][$tindex]);
+ }
+
+ require_once S9Y_PEAR_PATH . 'HTTP/Request.php';
+ $options = array();
+ serendipity_plugin_api::hook_event('backend_http_request', $options, 'image');
+ serendipity_request_start();
+ $req = &new HTTP_Request($serendipity['POST']['imageurl'], $options);
+ // Try to get the URL
+
+ if (PEAR::isError($req->sendRequest()) || $req->getResponseCode() != '200') {
+ printf(REMOTE_FILE_NOT_FOUND, $serendipity['POST']['imageurl']);
} else {
- require_once S9Y_PEAR_PATH . 'HTTP/Request.php';
- $options = array();
- serendipity_plugin_api::hook_event('backend_http_request', $options, 'image');
- serendipity_request_start();
- $req = &new HTTP_Request($serendipity['POST']['imageurl'], $options);
- // Try to get the URL
-
- if (PEAR::isError($req->sendRequest()) || $req->getResponseCode() != '200') {
- printf(REMOTE_FILE_NOT_FOUND, $serendipity['POST']['imageurl']);
+ // Fetch file
+ $fContent = $req->getResponseBody();
+
+ if ($serendipity['POST']['imageimporttype'] == 'hotlink') {
+ $tempfile = $serendipity['serendipityPath'] . $serendipity['uploadPath'] . '/hotlink_' . time();
+ $fp = fopen($tempfile, 'w');
+ fwrite($fp, $fContent);
+ fclose($fp);
+
+ $image_id = @serendipity_insertHotlinkedImageInDatabase($tfile, $serendipity['POST']['imageurl'], $authorid, null, $tempfile);
+ printf(HOTLINK_DONE. '<br />', $serendipity['POST']['imageurl'], $tfile);
+ serendipity_plugin_api::hook_event('backend_image_addHotlink', $tempfile);
} else {
- // Fetch file
- $fContent = $req->getResponseBody();
-
- if ($serendipity['POST']['imageimporttype'] == 'hotlink') {
- $tempfile = $serendipity['serendipityPath'] . $serendipity['uploadPath'] . '/hotlink_' . time();
- $fp = fopen($tempfile, 'w');
- fwrite($fp, $fContent);
- fclose($fp);
-
- $image_id = @serendipity_insertHotlinkedImageInDatabase($tfile, $serendipity['POST']['imageurl'], $authorid, null, $tempfile);
- printf(HOTLINK_DONE. '<br />', $serendipity['POST']['imageurl'], $tfile);
- serendipity_plugin_api::hook_event('backend_image_addHotlink', $tempfile);
- } else {
- $fp = fopen($target, 'w');
- fwrite($fp, $fContent);
- fclose($fp);
+ $fp = fopen($target, 'w');
+ fwrite($fp, $fContent);
+ fclose($fp);
- printf(FILE_FETCHED . '<br />', $serendipity['POST']['imageurl'], $tfile);
+ printf(FILE_FETCHED . '<br />', $serendipity['POST']['imageurl'], $tfile);
+ if (serendipity_checkMediaSize($target)) {
$thumbs = array(array(
'thumbSize' => $serendipity['thumbSize'],
'thumb' => $serendipity['thumbSuffix']
}
// Insert into database
- $image_id = serendipity_insertImageInDatabase($tfile, $serendipity['POST']['target_directory'][$tindex], $authorid);
+ $image_id = serendipity_insertImageInDatabase($tfile, $serendipity['POST']['target_directory'][$tindex], $authorid, null, $realname);
serendipity_plugin_api::hook_event('backend_image_add', $target);
$new_media[] = array(
'image_id' => $image_id,
$serendipity['POST']['target_directory'][$idx] = serendipity_uploadSecure($serendipity['POST']['target_directory'][$idx], true, true);
$target = $serendipity['serendipityPath'] . $serendipity['uploadPath'] . $serendipity['POST']['target_directory'][$idx] . $tfile;
+ $realname = $tfile;
if (file_exists($target)) {
- echo '(' . $target . ') ' . ERROR_FILE_EXISTS_ALREADY;
- echo '<br />';
- } else {
- // Accept file
- if (is_uploaded_file($uploadtmp) && move_uploaded_file($uploadtmp, $target)) {
- printf(FILE_UPLOADED . '<br />', $uploadfile, $target);
- @umask(0000);
- @chmod($target, 0664);
+ echo '(' . $target . ') ' . ERROR_FILE_EXISTS_ALREADY . '<br />';
+ $realname = serendipity_imageAppend($tfile, $target, $serendipity['serendipityPath'] . $serendipity['uploadPath'] . $serendipity['POST']['target_directory'][$idx]);
+ }
- $thumbs = array(array(
- 'thumbSize' => $serendipity['thumbSize'],
- 'thumb' => $serendipity['thumbSuffix']
- ));
- serendipity_plugin_api::hook_event('backend_media_makethumb', $thumbs);
+ // Accept file
+ if (is_uploaded_file($uploadtmp) && serendipity_checkMediaSize($uploadtmp) && move_uploaded_file($uploadtmp, $target)) {
+ printf(FILE_UPLOADED . '<br />', $uploadfile, $target);
+ @umask(0000);
+ @chmod($target, 0664);
- foreach($thumbs as $thumb) {
- // Create thumbnail
- if ( $created_thumbnail = serendipity_makeThumbnail($tfile, $serendipity['POST']['target_directory'][$idx], $thumb['thumbSize'], $thumb['thumb']) ) {
- echo THUMB_CREATED_DONE . '<br />';
- }
- }
+ $thumbs = array(array(
+ 'thumbSize' => $serendipity['thumbSize'],
+ 'thumb' => $serendipity['thumbSuffix']
+ ));
+ serendipity_plugin_api::hook_event('backend_media_makethumb', $thumbs);
- // Insert into database
- $image_id = serendipity_insertImageInDatabase($tfile, $serendipity['POST']['target_directory'][$idx], $authorid);
- serendipity_plugin_api::hook_event('backend_image_add', $target);
- $new_media[] = array(
- 'image_id' => $image_id,
- 'target' => $target,
- 'created_thumbnail' => $created_thumbnail
- );
- } else {
- echo ERROR_UNKNOWN_NOUPLOAD . '<br />';
+ foreach($thumbs as $thumb) {
+ // Create thumbnail
+ if ( $created_thumbnail = serendipity_makeThumbnail($tfile, $serendipity['POST']['target_directory'][$idx], $thumb['thumbSize'], $thumb['thumb']) ) {
+ echo THUMB_CREATED_DONE . '<br />';
+ }
}
+
+ // Insert into database
+ $image_id = serendipity_insertImageInDatabase($tfile, $serendipity['POST']['target_directory'][$idx], $authorid, null, $realname);
+ serendipity_plugin_api::hook_event('backend_image_add', $target);
+ $new_media[] = array(
+ 'image_id' => $image_id,
+ 'target' => $target,
+ 'created_thumbnail' => $created_thumbnail
+ );
+ } else {
+ echo ERROR_UNKNOWN_NOUPLOAD . '<br />';
}
}
}
serendipity_smarty_init();
$mediaFiles = array(
- 'token' => serendipity_setFormToken(),
- 'form_hidden' => $form_hidden,
- 'folders' => $folders,
- 'only_path' => $serendipity['GET']['only_path']
+ 'token' => serendipity_setFormToken(),
+ 'form_hidden' => $form_hidden,
+ 'folders' => $folders,
+ 'only_path' => $serendipity['GET']['only_path'],
+ 'max_file_size' => $serendipity['maxFileSize'],
+ 'maxImgHeight' => $serendipity['maxImgHeight'],
+ 'maxImgWidth' => $serendipity['maxImgWidth'],
);
$serendipity['smarty']->assign('media', $mediaFiles);
$serendipity['smarty']->display(serendipity_getTemplateFile('admin/media_upload.tpl', 'serendipityPath'));
{$cond['and']}";
- $query = "SELECT {$cond['distinct']} i.id, i.name, i.extension, i.mime, i.size, i.dimensions_width, i.dimensions_height, i.date, i.thumbnail_name, i.authorid, i.path, i.hotlink,
+ $query = "SELECT {$cond['distinct']} i.id, i.name, i.extension, i.mime, i.size, i.dimensions_width, i.dimensions_height, i.date, i.thumbnail_name, i.authorid, i.path, i.hotlink, i.realname,
a.realname AS authorname
$basequery
{$cond['group']}
serendipity_ACL_SQL($cond, false, 'directory', $mode);
- $rs = serendipity_db_query("SELECT {$cond['distinct']} i.id, i.name, i.extension, i.mime, i.size, i.dimensions_width, i.dimensions_height, i.date, i.thumbnail_name, i.authorid, i.path, i.hotlink
+ $rs = serendipity_db_query("SELECT {$cond['distinct']} i.id, i.name, i.extension, i.mime, i.size, i.dimensions_width, i.dimensions_height, i.date, i.thumbnail_name, i.authorid, i.path, i.hotlink, i.realname
FROM {$serendipity['dbPrefix']}images AS i
{$cond['joins']}
{$cond['and']}
dimensions_width,
dimensions_height,
path,
- hotlink
+ hotlink,
+ realname
) VALUES (
'%s',
%s,
%s,
%s,
'%s',
- 1
+ 1,
+ '%s'
)",
serendipity_db_escape_string($filebase),
(int)$time,
(int)$filesize,
(int)$width,
(int)$height,
- serendipity_db_escape_string($url)
+ serendipity_db_escape_string($url),
+ serendipity_db_escape_string($filename)
);
$sql = serendipity_db_query($query);
* @param int The timestamp of when the media item was inserted
* @return int The new media ID
*/
-function serendipity_insertImageInDatabase($filename, $directory, $authorid = 0, $time = NULL) {
+function serendipity_insertImageInDatabase($filename, $directory, $authorid = 0, $time = NULL, $realname = NULL) {
global $serendipity;
if (is_null($time)) {
$time = time();
}
+ if (is_null($realname)) {
+ $realname = $filename;
+ }
+
$filepath = $serendipity['serendipityPath'] . $serendipity['uploadPath'] . $directory . $filename;
$filesize = @filesize($filepath);
thumbnail_name,
date,
authorid,
- path
+ path,
+ realname
) VALUES (
'%s',
'%s',
'%s',
%s,
%s,
+ '%s',
'%s'
)",
serendipity_db_escape_string($filebase),
serendipity_db_escape_string($thumbnail),
(int)$time,
(int)$authorid,
- serendipity_db_escape_string($directory)
+ serendipity_db_escape_string($directory),
+ serendipity_db_escape_string($realname)
);
$sql = serendipity_db_query($query);
'path' => $sDirectory,
'authorid' => 0,
'hotlink' => 0,
- 'id' => $sRelativePath
+ 'id' => $sRelativePath,
+ 'realname' => $sFilename
);
return $array;
break;
case 'TITLE':
- $show[$idx]['base_property'][$propkey]['val'] = serendipity_pickKey($show[$idx]['metadata'], 'Title', $media['internal']['name']);
+ $show[$idx]['base_property'][$propkey]['val'] = serendipity_pickKey($show[$idx]['metadata'], 'Title', $media['internal']['realname']);
break;
case 'COMMENT1':
}
}
+ if (empty($file['realname'])) {
+ $file['realname'] = $file['name'] . '.' . $file['extension'];
+ }
+ $file['diskname'] = $file['name'] . '.' . $file['extension'];
+
$file['links'] = array('imagelinkurl' => $file['full_file']);
$file['dim'] = @getimagesize($file['full_thumb'], $file['header']);
if ($file['is_image'] && file_exists($file['full_thumb'])) {
$file['thumbWidth'] = $file['dim'][0];
$file['thumbHeight'] = $file['dim'][1];
- $file['preview'] .= '<img src="' . $serendipity['serendipityHTTPPath'] . $serendipity['uploadHTTPPath'] . $sThumbSource . '" border="0" title="' . $file['path'] . $file['name'] . '" alt="'. $file['name'] . '" />';
+ $file['preview'] .= '<img src="' . $serendipity['serendipityHTTPPath'] . $serendipity['uploadHTTPPath'] . $sThumbSource . '" border="0" title="' . $file['path'] . $file['name'] . '" alt="'. $file['realname'] . '" />';
if ($url) {
$file['preview'] = '<a href="'. $url .'&serendipity[image]='. $file['id'] .'">'. $file['preview'] .'</a>';
}
$sizes = serendipity_calculate_aspect_size($file['dimensions_width'], $file['dimensions_height'], $serendipity['thumbSize']);
$file['thumbWidth'] = $sizes[0];
$file['thumbHeight'] = $sizes[1];
- $file['preview'] .= '<img src="' . $file['path'] . '" width="' . $sizes[0] . '" height="' . $sizes[1] . '" border="0" title="' . $file['path'] . '" alt="'. $file['name'] . '" />';
+ $file['preview'] .= '<img src="' . $file['path'] . '" width="' . $sizes[0] . '" height="' . $sizes[1] . '" border="0" title="' . $file['path'] . '" alt="'. $file['realname'] . '" />';
if ($url) {
$file['preview'] = '<a href="'. $url .'&serendipity[image]='. $file['id'] .'">'. $file['preview'] .'</a>';
}
if ($url) {
$file['preview'] .= '<br /><a href="' . $url . '&serendipity[image]=' . $file['id'] . '">' . $file['name'] . '.' . $file['extension'] . '</a>';
}
- $file['preview'] .= '</div>';
}
$file['popupWidth'] = ($file['is_image'] ? ($file['dimensions_width'] + 20) : 600);
*
*/
function &serendipity_getMetaData($file, &$info) {
+ global $serendipity;
+
# Fields taken from: http://demo.imagefolio.com/demo/ImageFolio31_files/skins/cool_blue/images/iptc.html
static $IPTC_Fields = array(
'2#005' => 'ObjectName',
$ret = array();
+ if (!$serendipity['mediaExif']) {
+ return $ret;
+ }
+
if (!file_exists($file)) {
return $ret;
}
return $ret;
}
+
+/**
+ * Parses an existing filename and increases the filecount.
+ *
+ * @param string The (duplicate) filename
+ * @param string The full path to the (duplicate) filename
+ * @param string The directory of the (duplicate) filename
+ * @param boolean Show new filename?
+ * @return string The new filename
+ *
+ */
+function serendipity_imageAppend(&$tfile, &$target, $dir, $echo = true) {
+ static $safe_bail = 20;
+
+ $realname = $tfile;
+ list($filebase, $extension) = serendipity_parseFileName($tfile);
+
+ $cnum = 1;
+ if (preg_match('@^(.*)([0-9]+)$@', $filebase, $match)) {
+ $cnum = $match[2];
+ $filebase = $match[1];
+ }
+
+ $i = 0;
+ while ($i <= $safe_bail && file_exists($dir . $filebase . $cnum . '.' . $extension)) {
+ $cnum++;
+ }
+
+ // Check if the file STILL exists and append a MD5 if that's the case. That should be unique enough.
+ if (file_exists($dir . $filebase . $cnum . '.' . $extension)) {
+ $cnum = md5(time() . $filebase);
+ }
+
+ // Those variables are passed by reference!
+ $tfile = $filebase . $cnum . '.' . $extension;
+ $target = $dir . $tfile;
+
+ if ($echo) {
+ printf(FILENAME_REASSIGNED . '<br />', htmlspecialchars($tfile));
+ }
+ return $realname;
+}
+
+/**
+ * Checks if an uploaded media item hits any configured limits.
+ *
+ * @param string The filename
+ * @return boolean TRUE when file is okay, FALSE when it is beyond limits
+ *
+ */
+function serendipity_checkMediaSize($file) {
+ global $serendipity;
+
+ if (!empty($serendipity['maxFileSize'])) {
+ if (filesize($file) > $serendipity['maxFileSize']) {
+ printf(MEDIA_UPLOAD_SIZEERROR . '<br />', (int)$serendipity['maxFileSize']);
+ return false;
+ }
+ }
+
+ if (!empty($serendipity['maxImgWidth']) || !empty($serendipity['maxImgHeight'])) {
+ $dim = serendipity_getimagesize($file);
+ if (!is_array($dim) || !isset($dim[0])) {
+ return true;
+ }
+
+ if (!empty($serendipity['maxImgWidth'])) {
+ if ($dim[0] > $serendipity['maxImgWidth']) {
+ printf(MEDIA_UPLOAD_DIMERROR . '<br />', (int)$serendipity['maxImgWidth'], (int)$serendipity['maxImgHeight']);
+ return false;
+ }
+ }
+
+ if (!empty($serendipity['maxImgHeight'])) {
+ if ($dim[1] > $serendipity['maxImgHeight']) {
+ printf(MEDIA_UPLOAD_DIMERROR . '<br />', (int)$serendipity['maxImgWidth'], (int)$serendipity['maxImgHeight']);
+ return false;
+ }
+ }
+ }
+
+ return true;
+}
\ No newline at end of file
'permission' => 'siteConfiguration',
'default' => 110),
+ array('var' => 'maxFileSize',
+ 'title' => MEDIA_UPLOAD_SIZE,
+ 'description' => MEDIA_UPLOAD_SIZE_DESC,
+ 'type' => 'int',
+ 'permission' => 'blogConfiguration',
+ 'default' => ''),
+
+ array('var' => 'maxImgWidth',
+ 'title' => MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXWIDTH,
+ 'description' => MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXWIDTH_DESC,
+ 'type' => 'int',
+ 'permission' => 'blogConfiguration',
+ 'default' => ''),
+
+ array('var' => 'maxImgHeight',
+ 'title' => MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXHEIGHT,
+ 'description' => MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXHEIGHT_DESC,
+ 'type' => 'int',
+ 'permission' => 'blogConfiguration',
+ 'default' => ''),
+
array('var' => 'onTheFlySynch',
'title' => ONTHEFLYSYNCH,
'description' => ONTHEFLYSYNCH_DESC,
@define('MEDIA_PROPERTY_RUN_LENGTH', 'Run-Length');
@define('SYNDICATION_RFC2616', 'Активиране на стриктна съвместимост с RFC2616 RSS-емисии');
@define('SYNDICATION_RFC2616_DESC', 'Неактивирането на RFC2616 значи, че всички условни GET заявки към Serendipity ще връщат статиите, променени след времето на последната заявка. С установяването на \'Не\' вашите посетители ще получат всички статии след тяхната последна заявка, което може да се разглежда като добър начин на действие. Обаче някои агенти като Planet например, реагират странно. Ако това се случва, също не се спазва и RFC2616. Така че, ако установите тяази опция на \'Да\', ще бъдете съвместими с RFC2616, но читателите на вашата RSS емисия може да пропуснат статии по време на техните отпуски (отсъствия). Следователно и в двата случая или може да има проблеми с агрегатори като Planet, или действителните читатели на вашия блог може да пропуснат статии. Ако срещате оплаквания от някоя от страните, можете да превключите опцията. За подробности: https://sourceforge.net/tracker/index.php?func=detail&aid=1461728&group_id=75065&atid=542822');
+@define('FILENAME_REASSIGNED', 'Automagically assigned new file name: %s');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_SIZE', 'Max. file upload size');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_SIZE_DESC', 'Enter the maximum filesize for uploaded files in bytes. This setting can be overruled by server-side settings in PHP.ini: upload_max_filesize, post_max_size, max_input_time all take precedence over this option. An empty string means to only use the server-side limits.');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_SIZEERROR', 'Error: You cannot upload files larger than %s bytes!');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXWIDTH', 'Max. width of image files for upload');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXWIDTH_DESC', 'Enter the maximum image width in pixels for uploaded images.');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXHEIGHT', 'Max. height of image files for upload');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXHEIGHT_DESC', 'Enter the maximum image height in pixels for uploaded images.');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_DIMERROR', 'Error: You cannot upload image files larger than %s x %s pixels!');
+
-<?php # $Id: serendipity_lang_cn.inc.php 1090 2006-04-13 10:08:13Z garvinhicking $
+<?php # $Id: serendipity_lang_cn.inc.php 1119 2006-04-19 08:32:48Z garvinhicking $
# Copyright (c) 2003-2005, Jannis Hermanns (on behalf the Serendipity Developer Team)
# All rights reserved. See LICENSE file for licensing details
/* vim: set sts=4 ts=4 expandtab : */
@define('SYNDICATION_RFC2616_DESC', 'NOT Enforcing RFC2616 means that all Conditional GETs to Serendipity will return entries last modified since the time of the last request. With that setting to "false", your visitors will get all articles since their last request, which is considered a good thing. However, some Agents like Planet act weird, if that happens, at it also vioaltes RFC2616. So if you set this option to "TRUE" you will compliy with that RFC, but readers of your RSS feed might miss items in their holidays. So either way, either it hearts Aggregators like Planet, or it hurts actual readers of your blog. If you are facing complaints from either side, you can toggle this option. Reference: https://sourceforge.net/tracker/index.php?func=detail&aid=1461728&group_id=75065&atid=542822');
@define('MEDIA_PROPERTY_DATE', 'Associated Date');
@define('MEDIA_PROPERTY_RUN_LENGTH', 'Run-Length');
+@define('FILENAME_REASSIGNED', 'Automagically assigned new file name: %s');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_SIZE', 'Max. file upload size');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_SIZE_DESC', 'Enter the maximum filesize for uploaded files in bytes. This setting can be overruled by server-side settings in PHP.ini: upload_max_filesize, post_max_size, max_input_time all take precedence over this option. An empty string means to only use the server-side limits.');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_SIZEERROR', 'Error: You cannot upload files larger than %s bytes!');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXWIDTH', 'Max. width of image files for upload');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXWIDTH_DESC', 'Enter the maximum image width in pixels for uploaded images.');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXHEIGHT', 'Max. height of image files for upload');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXHEIGHT_DESC', 'Enter the maximum image height in pixels for uploaded images.');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_DIMERROR', 'Error: You cannot upload image files larger than %s x %s pixels!');
+
-<?php # $Id: serendipity_lang_cs.inc.php 1090 2006-04-13 10:08:13Z garvinhicking $
+<?php # $Id: serendipity_lang_cs.inc.php 1119 2006-04-19 08:32:48Z garvinhicking $
# Copyright (c) 2003-2005, Jannis Hermanns (on behalf the Serendipity Developer Team)
# All rights reserved. See LICENSE file for licensing details
# Translation (c) 2005 Josef Klimosz <ok2wo@centrum.cz>
@define('SYNDICATION_RFC2616_DESC', 'NOT Enforcing RFC2616 means that all Conditional GETs to Serendipity will return entries last modified since the time of the last request. With that setting to "false", your visitors will get all articles since their last request, which is considered a good thing. However, some Agents like Planet act weird, if that happens, at it also vioaltes RFC2616. So if you set this option to "TRUE" you will compliy with that RFC, but readers of your RSS feed might miss items in their holidays. So either way, either it hearts Aggregators like Planet, or it hurts actual readers of your blog. If you are facing complaints from either side, you can toggle this option. Reference: https://sourceforge.net/tracker/index.php?func=detail&aid=1461728&group_id=75065&atid=542822');
@define('MEDIA_PROPERTY_DATE', 'Associated Date');
@define('MEDIA_PROPERTY_RUN_LENGTH', 'Run-Length');
+@define('FILENAME_REASSIGNED', 'Automagically assigned new file name: %s');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_SIZE', 'Max. file upload size');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_SIZE_DESC', 'Enter the maximum filesize for uploaded files in bytes. This setting can be overruled by server-side settings in PHP.ini: upload_max_filesize, post_max_size, max_input_time all take precedence over this option. An empty string means to only use the server-side limits.');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_SIZEERROR', 'Error: You cannot upload files larger than %s bytes!');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXWIDTH', 'Max. width of image files for upload');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXWIDTH_DESC', 'Enter the maximum image width in pixels for uploaded images.');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXHEIGHT', 'Max. height of image files for upload');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXHEIGHT_DESC', 'Enter the maximum image height in pixels for uploaded images.');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_DIMERROR', 'Error: You cannot upload image files larger than %s x %s pixels!');
+
-<?php # $Id: serendipity_lang_cz.inc.php 1090 2006-04-13 10:08:13Z garvinhicking $
+<?php # $Id: serendipity_lang_cz.inc.php 1119 2006-04-19 08:32:48Z garvinhicking $
# Copyright (c) 2003-2005, Jannis Hermanns (on behalf the Serendipity Developer Team)
# All rights reserved. See LICENSE file for licensing details
# Translation (c) 2004 Josef Klimosz <ok2wo@centrum.cz>
@define('SYNDICATION_RFC2616_DESC', 'NOT Enforcing RFC2616 means that all Conditional GETs to Serendipity will return entries last modified since the time of the last request. With that setting to "false", your visitors will get all articles since their last request, which is considered a good thing. However, some Agents like Planet act weird, if that happens, at it also vioaltes RFC2616. So if you set this option to "TRUE" you will compliy with that RFC, but readers of your RSS feed might miss items in their holidays. So either way, either it hearts Aggregators like Planet, or it hurts actual readers of your blog. If you are facing complaints from either side, you can toggle this option. Reference: https://sourceforge.net/tracker/index.php?func=detail&aid=1461728&group_id=75065&atid=542822');
@define('MEDIA_PROPERTY_DATE', 'Associated Date');
@define('MEDIA_PROPERTY_RUN_LENGTH', 'Run-Length');
+@define('FILENAME_REASSIGNED', 'Automagically assigned new file name: %s');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_SIZE', 'Max. file upload size');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_SIZE_DESC', 'Enter the maximum filesize for uploaded files in bytes. This setting can be overruled by server-side settings in PHP.ini: upload_max_filesize, post_max_size, max_input_time all take precedence over this option. An empty string means to only use the server-side limits.');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_SIZEERROR', 'Error: You cannot upload files larger than %s bytes!');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXWIDTH', 'Max. width of image files for upload');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXWIDTH_DESC', 'Enter the maximum image width in pixels for uploaded images.');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXHEIGHT', 'Max. height of image files for upload');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXHEIGHT_DESC', 'Enter the maximum image height in pixels for uploaded images.');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_DIMERROR', 'Error: You cannot upload image files larger than %s x %s pixels!');
+
-<?php # $Id: serendipity_lang_da.inc.php 1090 2006-04-13 10:08:13Z garvinhicking $
+<?php # $Id: serendipity_lang_da.inc.php 1119 2006-04-19 08:32:48Z garvinhicking $
# Copyright (c) 2003-2005, Jannis Hermanns (on behalf the Serendipity Developer Team)
# All rights reserved. See LICENSE file for licensing details
# Translation (c) by Tom Sommer, <ts@dreamcoder.dk>
@define('SYNDICATION_RFC2616_DESC', 'NOT Enforcing RFC2616 means that all Conditional GETs to Serendipity will return entries last modified since the time of the last request. With that setting to "false", your visitors will get all articles since their last request, which is considered a good thing. However, some Agents like Planet act weird, if that happens, at it also vioaltes RFC2616. So if you set this option to "TRUE" you will compliy with that RFC, but readers of your RSS feed might miss items in their holidays. So either way, either it hearts Aggregators like Planet, or it hurts actual readers of your blog. If you are facing complaints from either side, you can toggle this option. Reference: https://sourceforge.net/tracker/index.php?func=detail&aid=1461728&group_id=75065&atid=542822');
@define('MEDIA_PROPERTY_DATE', 'Associated Date');
@define('MEDIA_PROPERTY_RUN_LENGTH', 'Run-Length');
+@define('FILENAME_REASSIGNED', 'Automagically assigned new file name: %s');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_SIZE', 'Max. file upload size');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_SIZE_DESC', 'Enter the maximum filesize for uploaded files in bytes. This setting can be overruled by server-side settings in PHP.ini: upload_max_filesize, post_max_size, max_input_time all take precedence over this option. An empty string means to only use the server-side limits.');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_SIZEERROR', 'Error: You cannot upload files larger than %s bytes!');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXWIDTH', 'Max. width of image files for upload');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXWIDTH_DESC', 'Enter the maximum image width in pixels for uploaded images.');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXHEIGHT', 'Max. height of image files for upload');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXHEIGHT_DESC', 'Enter the maximum image height in pixels for uploaded images.');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_DIMERROR', 'Error: You cannot upload image files larger than %s x %s pixels!');
+
-<?php # $Id: serendipity_lang_de.inc.php 1090 2006-04-13 10:08:13Z garvinhicking $
+<?php # $Id: serendipity_lang_de.inc.php 1119 2006-04-19 08:32:48Z garvinhicking $
# Copyright (c) 2003-2005, Jannis Hermanns (on behalf the Serendipity Developer Team)
# All rights reserved. See LICENSE file for licensing details
# Translation (c) Jannis Hermanns, Garvin Hicking and others
@define('SYNDICATION_RFC2616_DESC', 'NOT Enforcing RFC2616 means that all Conditional GETs to Serendipity will return entries last modified since the time of the last request. With that setting to "false", your visitors will get all articles since their last request, which is considered a good thing. However, some Agents like Planet act weird, if that happens, at it also vioaltes RFC2616. So if you set this option to "TRUE" you will compliy with that RFC, but readers of your RSS feed might miss items in their holidays. So either way, either it hearts Aggregators like Planet, or it hurts actual readers of your blog. If you are facing complaints from either side, you can toggle this option. Reference: https://sourceforge.net/tracker/index.php?func=detail&aid=1461728&group_id=75065&atid=542822');
@define('MEDIA_PROPERTY_DATE', 'Associated Date');
@define('MEDIA_PROPERTY_RUN_LENGTH', 'Run-Length');
+@define('FILENAME_REASSIGNED', 'Automagically assigned new file name: %s');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_SIZE', 'Max. file upload size');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_SIZE_DESC', 'Enter the maximum filesize for uploaded files in bytes. This setting can be overruled by server-side settings in PHP.ini: upload_max_filesize, post_max_size, max_input_time all take precedence over this option. An empty string means to only use the server-side limits.');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_SIZEERROR', 'Error: You cannot upload files larger than %s bytes!');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXWIDTH', 'Max. width of image files for upload');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXWIDTH_DESC', 'Enter the maximum image width in pixels for uploaded images.');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXHEIGHT', 'Max. height of image files for upload');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXHEIGHT_DESC', 'Enter the maximum image height in pixels for uploaded images.');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_DIMERROR', 'Error: You cannot upload image files larger than %s x %s pixels!');
+
-<?php # $Id: serendipity_lang_en.inc.php 1090 2006-04-13 10:08:13Z garvinhicking $
+<?php # $Id: serendipity_lang_en.inc.php 1119 2006-04-19 08:32:48Z garvinhicking $
# Copyright (c) 2003-2005, Jannis Hermanns (on behalf the Serendipity Developer Team)
# All rights reserved. See LICENSE file for licensing details
/* vim: set sts=4 ts=4 expandtab : */
@define('SYNDICATION_RFC2616_DESC', 'NOT Enforcing RFC2616 means that all Conditional GETs to Serendipity will return entries last modified since the time of the last request. With that setting to "false", your visitors will get all articles since their last request, which is considered a good thing. However, some Agents like Planet act weird, if that happens, at it also vioaltes RFC2616. So if you set this option to "TRUE" you will compliy with that RFC, but readers of your RSS feed might miss items in their holidays. So either way, either it hearts Aggregators like Planet, or it hurts actual readers of your blog. If you are facing complaints from either side, you can toggle this option. Reference: https://sourceforge.net/tracker/index.php?func=detail&aid=1461728&group_id=75065&atid=542822');
@define('MEDIA_PROPERTY_DATE', 'Associated Date');
@define('MEDIA_PROPERTY_RUN_LENGTH', 'Run-Length');
+@define('FILENAME_REASSIGNED', 'Automagically assigned new file name: %s');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_SIZE', 'Max. file upload size');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_SIZE_DESC', 'Enter the maximum filesize for uploaded files in bytes. This setting can be overruled by server-side settings in PHP.ini: upload_max_filesize, post_max_size, max_input_time all take precedence over this option. An empty string means to only use the server-side limits.');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_SIZEERROR', 'Error: You cannot upload files larger than %s bytes!');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXWIDTH', 'Max. width of image files for upload');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXWIDTH_DESC', 'Enter the maximum image width in pixels for uploaded images.');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXHEIGHT', 'Max. height of image files for upload');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXHEIGHT_DESC', 'Enter the maximum image height in pixels for uploaded images.');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_DIMERROR', 'Error: You cannot upload image files larger than %s x %s pixels!');
+
-<?php # $Id: serendipity_lang_es.inc.php 1090 2006-04-13 10:08:13Z garvinhicking $
+<?php # $Id: serendipity_lang_es.inc.php 1119 2006-04-19 08:32:48Z garvinhicking $
# Copyright (c) 2003-2005, Jannis Hermanns (on behalf the Serendipity Developer Team)
# All rights reserved. See LICENSE file for licensing details
# Translation (c) by Luis Cervantes <LuisCervantes@ono.com>,
@define('SYNDICATION_RFC2616_DESC', 'NOT Enforcing RFC2616 means that all Conditional GETs to Serendipity will return entries last modified since the time of the last request. With that setting to "false", your visitors will get all articles since their last request, which is considered a good thing. However, some Agents like Planet act weird, if that happens, at it also vioaltes RFC2616. So if you set this option to "TRUE" you will compliy with that RFC, but readers of your RSS feed might miss items in their holidays. So either way, either it hearts Aggregators like Planet, or it hurts actual readers of your blog. If you are facing complaints from either side, you can toggle this option. Reference: https://sourceforge.net/tracker/index.php?func=detail&aid=1461728&group_id=75065&atid=542822');
@define('MEDIA_PROPERTY_DATE', 'Associated Date');
@define('MEDIA_PROPERTY_RUN_LENGTH', 'Run-Length');
+@define('FILENAME_REASSIGNED', 'Automagically assigned new file name: %s');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_SIZE', 'Max. file upload size');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_SIZE_DESC', 'Enter the maximum filesize for uploaded files in bytes. This setting can be overruled by server-side settings in PHP.ini: upload_max_filesize, post_max_size, max_input_time all take precedence over this option. An empty string means to only use the server-side limits.');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_SIZEERROR', 'Error: You cannot upload files larger than %s bytes!');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXWIDTH', 'Max. width of image files for upload');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXWIDTH_DESC', 'Enter the maximum image width in pixels for uploaded images.');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXHEIGHT', 'Max. height of image files for upload');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXHEIGHT_DESC', 'Enter the maximum image height in pixels for uploaded images.');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_DIMERROR', 'Error: You cannot upload image files larger than %s x %s pixels!');
+
-<?php # $Id: serendipity_lang_fa.inc.php 1090 2006-04-13 10:08:13Z garvinhicking $
+<?php # $Id: serendipity_lang_fa.inc.php 1119 2006-04-19 08:32:48Z garvinhicking $
# Copyright (c) 2003-2005, Jannis Hermanns (on behalf the Serendipity Developer Team)
# All rights reserved. See LICENSE file for licensing details
# this translation, translated by Omid Mottaghi <http://oxygenws.com>
@define('SYNDICATION_RFC2616_DESC', 'NOT Enforcing RFC2616 means that all Conditional GETs to Serendipity will return entries last modified since the time of the last request. With that setting to "false", your visitors will get all articles since their last request, which is considered a good thing. However, some Agents like Planet act weird, if that happens, at it also vioaltes RFC2616. So if you set this option to "TRUE" you will compliy with that RFC, but readers of your RSS feed might miss items in their holidays. So either way, either it hearts Aggregators like Planet, or it hurts actual readers of your blog. If you are facing complaints from either side, you can toggle this option. Reference: https://sourceforge.net/tracker/index.php?func=detail&aid=1461728&group_id=75065&atid=542822');
@define('MEDIA_PROPERTY_DATE', 'Associated Date');
@define('MEDIA_PROPERTY_RUN_LENGTH', 'Run-Length');
+@define('FILENAME_REASSIGNED', 'Automagically assigned new file name: %s');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_SIZE', 'Max. file upload size');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_SIZE_DESC', 'Enter the maximum filesize for uploaded files in bytes. This setting can be overruled by server-side settings in PHP.ini: upload_max_filesize, post_max_size, max_input_time all take precedence over this option. An empty string means to only use the server-side limits.');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_SIZEERROR', 'Error: You cannot upload files larger than %s bytes!');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXWIDTH', 'Max. width of image files for upload');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXWIDTH_DESC', 'Enter the maximum image width in pixels for uploaded images.');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXHEIGHT', 'Max. height of image files for upload');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXHEIGHT_DESC', 'Enter the maximum image height in pixels for uploaded images.');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_DIMERROR', 'Error: You cannot upload image files larger than %s x %s pixels!');
+
-<?php # $Id: serendipity_lang_fi.inc.php 1090 2006-04-13 10:08:13Z garvinhicking $
+<?php # $Id: serendipity_lang_fi.inc.php 1119 2006-04-19 08:32:48Z garvinhicking $
# Copyright (c) 2003-2005, Jannis Hermanns (on behalf the Serendipity Developer Team)
# All rights reserved. See LICENSE file for licensing details
# Translation by Mauri Sahlberg <mos@iki.fi>
@define('SYNDICATION_RFC2616_DESC', 'NOT Enforcing RFC2616 means that all Conditional GETs to Serendipity will return entries last modified since the time of the last request. With that setting to "false", your visitors will get all articles since their last request, which is considered a good thing. However, some Agents like Planet act weird, if that happens, at it also vioaltes RFC2616. So if you set this option to "TRUE" you will compliy with that RFC, but readers of your RSS feed might miss items in their holidays. So either way, either it hearts Aggregators like Planet, or it hurts actual readers of your blog. If you are facing complaints from either side, you can toggle this option. Reference: https://sourceforge.net/tracker/index.php?func=detail&aid=1461728&group_id=75065&atid=542822');
@define('MEDIA_PROPERTY_DATE', 'Associated Date');
@define('MEDIA_PROPERTY_RUN_LENGTH', 'Run-Length');
+@define('FILENAME_REASSIGNED', 'Automagically assigned new file name: %s');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_SIZE', 'Max. file upload size');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_SIZE_DESC', 'Enter the maximum filesize for uploaded files in bytes. This setting can be overruled by server-side settings in PHP.ini: upload_max_filesize, post_max_size, max_input_time all take precedence over this option. An empty string means to only use the server-side limits.');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_SIZEERROR', 'Error: You cannot upload files larger than %s bytes!');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXWIDTH', 'Max. width of image files for upload');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXWIDTH_DESC', 'Enter the maximum image width in pixels for uploaded images.');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXHEIGHT', 'Max. height of image files for upload');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXHEIGHT_DESC', 'Enter the maximum image height in pixels for uploaded images.');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_DIMERROR', 'Error: You cannot upload image files larger than %s x %s pixels!');
+
-<?php # $Id: serendipity_lang_fr.inc.php 1090 2006-04-13 10:08:13Z garvinhicking $
+<?php # $Id: serendipity_lang_fr.inc.php 1119 2006-04-19 08:32:48Z garvinhicking $
# Copyright (c) 2003-2005, Jannis Hermanns (on behalf the Serendipity Developer Team)
# All rights reserved. See LICENSE file for licensing details
# Translation by Sebastian Mordziol <argh@php-tools.net>
@define('SYNDICATION_RFC2616_DESC', 'NOT Enforcing RFC2616 means that all Conditional GETs to Serendipity will return entries last modified since the time of the last request. With that setting to "false", your visitors will get all articles since their last request, which is considered a good thing. However, some Agents like Planet act weird, if that happens, at it also vioaltes RFC2616. So if you set this option to "TRUE" you will compliy with that RFC, but readers of your RSS feed might miss items in their holidays. So either way, either it hearts Aggregators like Planet, or it hurts actual readers of your blog. If you are facing complaints from either side, you can toggle this option. Reference: https://sourceforge.net/tracker/index.php?func=detail&aid=1461728&group_id=75065&atid=542822');
@define('MEDIA_PROPERTY_DATE', 'Associated Date');
@define('MEDIA_PROPERTY_RUN_LENGTH', 'Run-Length');
+@define('FILENAME_REASSIGNED', 'Automagically assigned new file name: %s');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_SIZE', 'Max. file upload size');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_SIZE_DESC', 'Enter the maximum filesize for uploaded files in bytes. This setting can be overruled by server-side settings in PHP.ini: upload_max_filesize, post_max_size, max_input_time all take precedence over this option. An empty string means to only use the server-side limits.');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_SIZEERROR', 'Error: You cannot upload files larger than %s bytes!');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXWIDTH', 'Max. width of image files for upload');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXWIDTH_DESC', 'Enter the maximum image width in pixels for uploaded images.');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXHEIGHT', 'Max. height of image files for upload');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXHEIGHT_DESC', 'Enter the maximum image height in pixels for uploaded images.');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_DIMERROR', 'Error: You cannot upload image files larger than %s x %s pixels!');
+
@define('SYNDICATION_RFC2616_DESC', 'NOT Enforcing RFC2616 means that all Conditional GETs to Serendipity will return entries last modified since the time of the last request. With that setting to "false", your visitors will get all articles since their last request, which is considered a good thing. However, some Agents like Planet act weird, if that happens, at it also vioaltes RFC2616. So if you set this option to "TRUE" you will compliy with that RFC, but readers of your RSS feed might miss items in their holidays. So either way, either it hearts Aggregators like Planet, or it hurts actual readers of your blog. If you are facing complaints from either side, you can toggle this option. Reference: https://sourceforge.net/tracker/index.php?func=detail&aid=1461728&group_id=75065&atid=542822');
@define('MEDIA_PROPERTY_DATE', 'Associated Date');
@define('MEDIA_PROPERTY_RUN_LENGTH', 'Run-Length');
+@define('FILENAME_REASSIGNED', 'Automagically assigned new file name: %s');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_SIZE', 'Max. file upload size');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_SIZE_DESC', 'Enter the maximum filesize for uploaded files in bytes. This setting can be overruled by server-side settings in PHP.ini: upload_max_filesize, post_max_size, max_input_time all take precedence over this option. An empty string means to only use the server-side limits.');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_SIZEERROR', 'Error: You cannot upload files larger than %s bytes!');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXWIDTH', 'Max. width of image files for upload');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXWIDTH_DESC', 'Enter the maximum image width in pixels for uploaded images.');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXHEIGHT', 'Max. height of image files for upload');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXHEIGHT_DESC', 'Enter the maximum image height in pixels for uploaded images.');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_DIMERROR', 'Error: You cannot upload image files larger than %s x %s pixels!');
+
-<?php # $Id: serendipity_lang_is.inc.php 1090 2006-04-13 10:08:13Z garvinhicking $
+<?php # $Id: serendipity_lang_is.inc.php 1119 2006-04-19 08:32:48Z garvinhicking $
# Copyright (c) 2003-2005, Jannis Hermanns (on behalf the Serendipity Developer Team)
# All rights reserved. See LICENSE file for licensing details
# Translation by Örn Arnarson <orn@arnarson.net>
@define('SYNDICATION_RFC2616_DESC', 'NOT Enforcing RFC2616 means that all Conditional GETs to Serendipity will return entries last modified since the time of the last request. With that setting to "false", your visitors will get all articles since their last request, which is considered a good thing. However, some Agents like Planet act weird, if that happens, at it also vioaltes RFC2616. So if you set this option to "TRUE" you will compliy with that RFC, but readers of your RSS feed might miss items in their holidays. So either way, either it hearts Aggregators like Planet, or it hurts actual readers of your blog. If you are facing complaints from either side, you can toggle this option. Reference: https://sourceforge.net/tracker/index.php?func=detail&aid=1461728&group_id=75065&atid=542822');
@define('MEDIA_PROPERTY_DATE', 'Associated Date');
@define('MEDIA_PROPERTY_RUN_LENGTH', 'Run-Length');
+@define('FILENAME_REASSIGNED', 'Automagically assigned new file name: %s');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_SIZE', 'Max. file upload size');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_SIZE_DESC', 'Enter the maximum filesize for uploaded files in bytes. This setting can be overruled by server-side settings in PHP.ini: upload_max_filesize, post_max_size, max_input_time all take precedence over this option. An empty string means to only use the server-side limits.');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_SIZEERROR', 'Error: You cannot upload files larger than %s bytes!');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXWIDTH', 'Max. width of image files for upload');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXWIDTH_DESC', 'Enter the maximum image width in pixels for uploaded images.');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXHEIGHT', 'Max. height of image files for upload');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXHEIGHT_DESC', 'Enter the maximum image height in pixels for uploaded images.');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_DIMERROR', 'Error: You cannot upload image files larger than %s x %s pixels!');
+
@define('SYNDICATION_RFC2616_DESC', 'NOT Enforcing RFC2616 means that all Conditional GETs to Serendipity will return entries last modified since the time of the last request. With that setting to "false", your visitors will get all articles since their last request, which is considered a good thing. However, some Agents like Planet act weird, if that happens, at it also vioaltes RFC2616. So if you set this option to "TRUE" you will compliy with that RFC, but readers of your RSS feed might miss items in their holidays. So either way, either it hearts Aggregators like Planet, or it hurts actual readers of your blog. If you are facing complaints from either side, you can toggle this option. Reference: https://sourceforge.net/tracker/index.php?func=detail&aid=1461728&group_id=75065&atid=542822');
@define('MEDIA_PROPERTY_DATE', 'Associated Date');
@define('MEDIA_PROPERTY_RUN_LENGTH', 'Run-Length');
+@define('FILENAME_REASSIGNED', 'Automagically assigned new file name: %s');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_SIZE', 'Max. file upload size');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_SIZE_DESC', 'Enter the maximum filesize for uploaded files in bytes. This setting can be overruled by server-side settings in PHP.ini: upload_max_filesize, post_max_size, max_input_time all take precedence over this option. An empty string means to only use the server-side limits.');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_SIZEERROR', 'Error: You cannot upload files larger than %s bytes!');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXWIDTH', 'Max. width of image files for upload');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXWIDTH_DESC', 'Enter the maximum image width in pixels for uploaded images.');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXHEIGHT', 'Max. height of image files for upload');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXHEIGHT_DESC', 'Enter the maximum image height in pixels for uploaded images.');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_DIMERROR', 'Error: You cannot upload image files larger than %s x %s pixels!');
+
-<?php # $Id: serendipity_lang_ja.inc.php 1090 2006-04-13 10:08:13Z garvinhicking $
+<?php # $Id: serendipity_lang_ja.inc.php 1119 2006-04-19 08:32:48Z garvinhicking $
# Copyright (c) 2003-2005, Jannis Hermanns (on behalf the Serendipity Developer Team)
# All rights reserved. See LICENSE file for licensing details
# Translation (c) Tadashi Jokagi <elf2000@users.sourceforge.net>, 2004-2005.
@define('SYNDICATION_RFC2616_DESC', 'NOT Enforcing RFC2616 means that all Conditional GETs to Serendipity will return entries last modified since the time of the last request. With that setting to "false", your visitors will get all articles since their last request, which is considered a good thing. However, some Agents like Planet act weird, if that happens, at it also vioaltes RFC2616. So if you set this option to "TRUE" you will compliy with that RFC, but readers of your RSS feed might miss items in their holidays. So either way, either it hearts Aggregators like Planet, or it hurts actual readers of your blog. If you are facing complaints from either side, you can toggle this option. Reference: https://sourceforge.net/tracker/index.php?func=detail&aid=1461728&group_id=75065&atid=542822');
@define('MEDIA_PROPERTY_DATE', 'Associated Date');
@define('MEDIA_PROPERTY_RUN_LENGTH', 'Run-Length');
+@define('FILENAME_REASSIGNED', 'Automagically assigned new file name: %s');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_SIZE', 'Max. file upload size');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_SIZE_DESC', 'Enter the maximum filesize for uploaded files in bytes. This setting can be overruled by server-side settings in PHP.ini: upload_max_filesize, post_max_size, max_input_time all take precedence over this option. An empty string means to only use the server-side limits.');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_SIZEERROR', 'Error: You cannot upload files larger than %s bytes!');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXWIDTH', 'Max. width of image files for upload');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXWIDTH_DESC', 'Enter the maximum image width in pixels for uploaded images.');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXHEIGHT', 'Max. height of image files for upload');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXHEIGHT_DESC', 'Enter the maximum image height in pixels for uploaded images.');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_DIMERROR', 'Error: You cannot upload image files larger than %s x %s pixels!');
+
-<?php # $Id: serendipity_lang_ko.inc.php 1090 2006-04-13 10:08:13Z garvinhicking $
+<?php # $Id: serendipity_lang_ko.inc.php 1119 2006-04-19 08:32:48Z garvinhicking $
# Copyright (c) 2003-2005, Jannis Hermanns (on behalf the Serendipity Developer Team)
# All rights reserved. See LICENSE file for licensing details
# Translated by: Wesley Hwang-Chung <wesley96@gmail.com>
@define('SYNDICATION_RFC2616_DESC', 'NOT Enforcing RFC2616 means that all Conditional GETs to Serendipity will return entries last modified since the time of the last request. With that setting to "false", your visitors will get all articles since their last request, which is considered a good thing. However, some Agents like Planet act weird, if that happens, at it also vioaltes RFC2616. So if you set this option to "TRUE" you will compliy with that RFC, but readers of your RSS feed might miss items in their holidays. So either way, either it hearts Aggregators like Planet, or it hurts actual readers of your blog. If you are facing complaints from either side, you can toggle this option. Reference: https://sourceforge.net/tracker/index.php?func=detail&aid=1461728&group_id=75065&atid=542822');
@define('MEDIA_PROPERTY_DATE', 'Associated Date');
@define('MEDIA_PROPERTY_RUN_LENGTH', 'Run-Length');
+@define('FILENAME_REASSIGNED', 'Automagically assigned new file name: %s');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_SIZE', 'Max. file upload size');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_SIZE_DESC', 'Enter the maximum filesize for uploaded files in bytes. This setting can be overruled by server-side settings in PHP.ini: upload_max_filesize, post_max_size, max_input_time all take precedence over this option. An empty string means to only use the server-side limits.');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_SIZEERROR', 'Error: You cannot upload files larger than %s bytes!');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXWIDTH', 'Max. width of image files for upload');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXWIDTH_DESC', 'Enter the maximum image width in pixels for uploaded images.');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXHEIGHT', 'Max. height of image files for upload');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXHEIGHT_DESC', 'Enter the maximum image height in pixels for uploaded images.');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_DIMERROR', 'Error: You cannot upload image files larger than %s x %s pixels!');
+
-<?php # $Id: serendipity_lang_nl.inc.php 1090 2006-04-13 10:08:13Z garvinhicking $
+<?php # $Id: serendipity_lang_nl.inc.php 1119 2006-04-19 08:32:48Z garvinhicking $
# Copyright (c) 2003-2005, Jannis Hermanns (on behalf the Serendipity Developer Team)
# All rights reserved. See LICENSE file for licensing details
# Translation (c) by Christiaan Heerze <webmaster@heimp.nl>
@define('SYNDICATION_RFC2616_DESC', 'NOT Enforcing RFC2616 means that all Conditional GETs to Serendipity will return entries last modified since the time of the last request. With that setting to "false", your visitors will get all articles since their last request, which is considered a good thing. However, some Agents like Planet act weird, if that happens, at it also vioaltes RFC2616. So if you set this option to "TRUE" you will compliy with that RFC, but readers of your RSS feed might miss items in their holidays. So either way, either it hearts Aggregators like Planet, or it hurts actual readers of your blog. If you are facing complaints from either side, you can toggle this option. Reference: https://sourceforge.net/tracker/index.php?func=detail&aid=1461728&group_id=75065&atid=542822');
@define('MEDIA_PROPERTY_DATE', 'Associated Date');
@define('MEDIA_PROPERTY_RUN_LENGTH', 'Run-Length');
+@define('FILENAME_REASSIGNED', 'Automagically assigned new file name: %s');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_SIZE', 'Max. file upload size');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_SIZE_DESC', 'Enter the maximum filesize for uploaded files in bytes. This setting can be overruled by server-side settings in PHP.ini: upload_max_filesize, post_max_size, max_input_time all take precedence over this option. An empty string means to only use the server-side limits.');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_SIZEERROR', 'Error: You cannot upload files larger than %s bytes!');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXWIDTH', 'Max. width of image files for upload');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXWIDTH_DESC', 'Enter the maximum image width in pixels for uploaded images.');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXHEIGHT', 'Max. height of image files for upload');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXHEIGHT_DESC', 'Enter the maximum image height in pixels for uploaded images.');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_DIMERROR', 'Error: You cannot upload image files larger than %s x %s pixels!');
+
-<?php # $Id: serendipity_lang_no.inc.php 1090 2006-04-13 10:08:13Z garvinhicking $
+<?php # $Id: serendipity_lang_no.inc.php 1119 2006-04-19 08:32:48Z garvinhicking $
# Copyright (c) 2003-2005, Jannis Hermanns (on behalf the Serendipity Developer Team)
# All rights reserved. See LICENSE file for licensing details
# Translation (c) by Jo Christian Oterhals <oterhals@gmail.com>
@define('SYNDICATION_RFC2616_DESC', 'NOT Enforcing RFC2616 means that all Conditional GETs to Serendipity will return entries last modified since the time of the last request. With that setting to "false", your visitors will get all articles since their last request, which is considered a good thing. However, some Agents like Planet act weird, if that happens, at it also vioaltes RFC2616. So if you set this option to "TRUE" you will compliy with that RFC, but readers of your RSS feed might miss items in their holidays. So either way, either it hearts Aggregators like Planet, or it hurts actual readers of your blog. If you are facing complaints from either side, you can toggle this option. Reference: https://sourceforge.net/tracker/index.php?func=detail&aid=1461728&group_id=75065&atid=542822');
@define('MEDIA_PROPERTY_DATE', 'Associated Date');
@define('MEDIA_PROPERTY_RUN_LENGTH', 'Run-Length');
+@define('FILENAME_REASSIGNED', 'Automagically assigned new file name: %s');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_SIZE', 'Max. file upload size');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_SIZE_DESC', 'Enter the maximum filesize for uploaded files in bytes. This setting can be overruled by server-side settings in PHP.ini: upload_max_filesize, post_max_size, max_input_time all take precedence over this option. An empty string means to only use the server-side limits.');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_SIZEERROR', 'Error: You cannot upload files larger than %s bytes!');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXWIDTH', 'Max. width of image files for upload');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXWIDTH_DESC', 'Enter the maximum image width in pixels for uploaded images.');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXHEIGHT', 'Max. height of image files for upload');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXHEIGHT_DESC', 'Enter the maximum image height in pixels for uploaded images.');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_DIMERROR', 'Error: You cannot upload image files larger than %s x %s pixels!');
+
-<?php # $Id: serendipity_lang_pt.inc.php 1090 2006-04-13 10:08:13Z garvinhicking $
+<?php # $Id: serendipity_lang_pt.inc.php 1119 2006-04-19 08:32:48Z garvinhicking $
# Copyright (c) 2003-2005, Jannis Hermanns (on behalf the Serendipity Developer Team)
# All rights reserved. See LICENSE file for licensing details
# Translation (c) by Agner Olson <agner@agner.net>
@define('SYNDICATION_RFC2616_DESC', 'NOT Enforcing RFC2616 means that all Conditional GETs to Serendipity will return entries last modified since the time of the last request. With that setting to "false", your visitors will get all articles since their last request, which is considered a good thing. However, some Agents like Planet act weird, if that happens, at it also vioaltes RFC2616. So if you set this option to "TRUE" you will compliy with that RFC, but readers of your RSS feed might miss items in their holidays. So either way, either it hearts Aggregators like Planet, or it hurts actual readers of your blog. If you are facing complaints from either side, you can toggle this option. Reference: https://sourceforge.net/tracker/index.php?func=detail&aid=1461728&group_id=75065&atid=542822');
@define('MEDIA_PROPERTY_DATE', 'Associated Date');
@define('MEDIA_PROPERTY_RUN_LENGTH', 'Run-Length');
+@define('FILENAME_REASSIGNED', 'Automagically assigned new file name: %s');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_SIZE', 'Max. file upload size');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_SIZE_DESC', 'Enter the maximum filesize for uploaded files in bytes. This setting can be overruled by server-side settings in PHP.ini: upload_max_filesize, post_max_size, max_input_time all take precedence over this option. An empty string means to only use the server-side limits.');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_SIZEERROR', 'Error: You cannot upload files larger than %s bytes!');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXWIDTH', 'Max. width of image files for upload');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXWIDTH_DESC', 'Enter the maximum image width in pixels for uploaded images.');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXHEIGHT', 'Max. height of image files for upload');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXHEIGHT_DESC', 'Enter the maximum image height in pixels for uploaded images.');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_DIMERROR', 'Error: You cannot upload image files larger than %s x %s pixels!');
+
@define('SYNDICATION_RFC2616_DESC', 'NOT Enforcing RFC2616 means that all Conditional GETs to Serendipity will return entries last modified since the time of the last request. With that setting to "false", your visitors will get all articles since their last request, which is considered a good thing. However, some Agents like Planet act weird, if that happens, at it also vioaltes RFC2616. So if you set this option to "TRUE" you will compliy with that RFC, but readers of your RSS feed might miss items in their holidays. So either way, either it hearts Aggregators like Planet, or it hurts actual readers of your blog. If you are facing complaints from either side, you can toggle this option. Reference: https://sourceforge.net/tracker/index.php?func=detail&aid=1461728&group_id=75065&atid=542822');
@define('MEDIA_PROPERTY_DATE', 'Associated Date');
@define('MEDIA_PROPERTY_RUN_LENGTH', 'Run-Length');
+@define('FILENAME_REASSIGNED', 'Automagically assigned new file name: %s');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_SIZE', 'Max. file upload size');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_SIZE_DESC', 'Enter the maximum filesize for uploaded files in bytes. This setting can be overruled by server-side settings in PHP.ini: upload_max_filesize, post_max_size, max_input_time all take precedence over this option. An empty string means to only use the server-side limits.');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_SIZEERROR', 'Error: You cannot upload files larger than %s bytes!');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXWIDTH', 'Max. width of image files for upload');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXWIDTH_DESC', 'Enter the maximum image width in pixels for uploaded images.');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXHEIGHT', 'Max. height of image files for upload');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXHEIGHT_DESC', 'Enter the maximum image height in pixels for uploaded images.');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_DIMERROR', 'Error: You cannot upload image files larger than %s x %s pixels!');
+
@define('SYNDICATION_RFC2616_DESC', 'NOT Enforcing RFC2616 means that all Conditional GETs to Serendipity will return entries last modified since the time of the last request. With that setting to "false", your visitors will get all articles since their last request, which is considered a good thing. However, some Agents like Planet act weird, if that happens, at it also vioaltes RFC2616. So if you set this option to "TRUE" you will compliy with that RFC, but readers of your RSS feed might miss items in their holidays. So either way, either it hearts Aggregators like Planet, or it hurts actual readers of your blog. If you are facing complaints from either side, you can toggle this option. Reference: https://sourceforge.net/tracker/index.php?func=detail&aid=1461728&group_id=75065&atid=542822');
@define('MEDIA_PROPERTY_DATE', 'Associated Date');
@define('MEDIA_PROPERTY_RUN_LENGTH', 'Run-Length');
+@define('FILENAME_REASSIGNED', 'Automagically assigned new file name: %s');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_SIZE', 'Max. file upload size');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_SIZE_DESC', 'Enter the maximum filesize for uploaded files in bytes. This setting can be overruled by server-side settings in PHP.ini: upload_max_filesize, post_max_size, max_input_time all take precedence over this option. An empty string means to only use the server-side limits.');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_SIZEERROR', 'Error: You cannot upload files larger than %s bytes!');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXWIDTH', 'Max. width of image files for upload');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXWIDTH_DESC', 'Enter the maximum image width in pixels for uploaded images.');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXHEIGHT', 'Max. height of image files for upload');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXHEIGHT_DESC', 'Enter the maximum image height in pixels for uploaded images.');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_DIMERROR', 'Error: You cannot upload image files larger than %s x %s pixels!');
+
-<?php # $Id: serendipity_lang_ru.inc.php 1090 2006-04-13 10:08:13Z garvinhicking $
+<?php # $Id: serendipity_lang_ru.inc.php 1119 2006-04-19 08:32:48Z garvinhicking $
# Copyright (c) 2003-2005, Jannis Hermanns (on behalf the Serendipity Developer Team)
# All rights reserved. See LICENSE file for licensing details
# Translation by Nightly <nightly@reys.net>
@define('SYNDICATION_RFC2616_DESC', 'NOT Enforcing RFC2616 means that all Conditional GETs to Serendipity will return entries last modified since the time of the last request. With that setting to "false", your visitors will get all articles since their last request, which is considered a good thing. However, some Agents like Planet act weird, if that happens, at it also vioaltes RFC2616. So if you set this option to "TRUE" you will compliy with that RFC, but readers of your RSS feed might miss items in their holidays. So either way, either it hearts Aggregators like Planet, or it hurts actual readers of your blog. If you are facing complaints from either side, you can toggle this option. Reference: https://sourceforge.net/tracker/index.php?func=detail&aid=1461728&group_id=75065&atid=542822');
@define('MEDIA_PROPERTY_DATE', 'Associated Date');
@define('MEDIA_PROPERTY_RUN_LENGTH', 'Run-Length');
+@define('FILENAME_REASSIGNED', 'Automagically assigned new file name: %s');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_SIZE', 'Max. file upload size');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_SIZE_DESC', 'Enter the maximum filesize for uploaded files in bytes. This setting can be overruled by server-side settings in PHP.ini: upload_max_filesize, post_max_size, max_input_time all take precedence over this option. An empty string means to only use the server-side limits.');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_SIZEERROR', 'Error: You cannot upload files larger than %s bytes!');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXWIDTH', 'Max. width of image files for upload');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXWIDTH_DESC', 'Enter the maximum image width in pixels for uploaded images.');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXHEIGHT', 'Max. height of image files for upload');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXHEIGHT_DESC', 'Enter the maximum image height in pixels for uploaded images.');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_DIMERROR', 'Error: You cannot upload image files larger than %s x %s pixels!');
+
@define('SYNDICATION_RFC2616_DESC', 'NOT Enforcing RFC2616 means that all Conditional GETs to Serendipity will return entries last modified since the time of the last request. With that setting to "false", your visitors will get all articles since their last request, which is considered a good thing. However, some Agents like Planet act weird, if that happens, at it also vioaltes RFC2616. So if you set this option to "TRUE" you will compliy with that RFC, but readers of your RSS feed might miss items in their holidays. So either way, either it hearts Aggregators like Planet, or it hurts actual readers of your blog. If you are facing complaints from either side, you can toggle this option. Reference: https://sourceforge.net/tracker/index.php?func=detail&aid=1461728&group_id=75065&atid=542822');
@define('MEDIA_PROPERTY_DATE', 'Associated Date');
@define('MEDIA_PROPERTY_RUN_LENGTH', 'Run-Length');
+@define('FILENAME_REASSIGNED', 'Automagically assigned new file name: %s');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_SIZE', 'Max. file upload size');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_SIZE_DESC', 'Enter the maximum filesize for uploaded files in bytes. This setting can be overruled by server-side settings in PHP.ini: upload_max_filesize, post_max_size, max_input_time all take precedence over this option. An empty string means to only use the server-side limits.');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_SIZEERROR', 'Error: You cannot upload files larger than %s bytes!');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXWIDTH', 'Max. width of image files for upload');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXWIDTH_DESC', 'Enter the maximum image width in pixels for uploaded images.');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXHEIGHT', 'Max. height of image files for upload');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXHEIGHT_DESC', 'Enter the maximum image height in pixels for uploaded images.');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_DIMERROR', 'Error: You cannot upload image files larger than %s x %s pixels!');
+
@define('SYNDICATION_RFC2616_DESC', 'NOT Enforcing RFC2616 means that all Conditional GETs to Serendipity will return entries last modified since the time of the last request. With that setting to "false", your visitors will get all articles since their last request, which is considered a good thing. However, some Agents like Planet act weird, if that happens, at it also vioaltes RFC2616. So if you set this option to "TRUE" you will compliy with that RFC, but readers of your RSS feed might miss items in their holidays. So either way, either it hearts Aggregators like Planet, or it hurts actual readers of your blog. If you are facing complaints from either side, you can toggle this option. Reference: https://sourceforge.net/tracker/index.php?func=detail&aid=1461728&group_id=75065&atid=542822');
@define('MEDIA_PROPERTY_DATE', 'Associated Date');
@define('MEDIA_PROPERTY_RUN_LENGTH', 'Run-Length');
+@define('FILENAME_REASSIGNED', 'Automagically assigned new file name: %s');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_SIZE', 'Max. file upload size');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_SIZE_DESC', 'Enter the maximum filesize for uploaded files in bytes. This setting can be overruled by server-side settings in PHP.ini: upload_max_filesize, post_max_size, max_input_time all take precedence over this option. An empty string means to only use the server-side limits.');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_SIZEERROR', 'Error: You cannot upload files larger than %s bytes!');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXWIDTH', 'Max. width of image files for upload');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXWIDTH_DESC', 'Enter the maximum image width in pixels for uploaded images.');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXHEIGHT', 'Max. height of image files for upload');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXHEIGHT_DESC', 'Enter the maximum image height in pixels for uploaded images.');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_DIMERROR', 'Error: You cannot upload image files larger than %s x %s pixels!');
+
-<?php # $Id: serendipity_lang_tn.inc.php 1090 2006-04-13 10:08:13Z garvinhicking $
+<?php # $Id: serendipity_lang_tn.inc.php 1119 2006-04-19 08:32:48Z garvinhicking $
# Copyright (c) 2003-2005, Jannis Hermanns (on behalf the Serendipity Developer Team)
# All rights reserved. See LICENSE file for licensing details
# Translated by CapriSkye <admin@capriskye.com>
@define('SYNDICATION_RFC2616_DESC', 'NOT Enforcing RFC2616 means that all Conditional GETs to Serendipity will return entries last modified since the time of the last request. With that setting to "false", your visitors will get all articles since their last request, which is considered a good thing. However, some Agents like Planet act weird, if that happens, at it also vioaltes RFC2616. So if you set this option to "TRUE" you will compliy with that RFC, but readers of your RSS feed might miss items in their holidays. So either way, either it hearts Aggregators like Planet, or it hurts actual readers of your blog. If you are facing complaints from either side, you can toggle this option. Reference: https://sourceforge.net/tracker/index.php?func=detail&aid=1461728&group_id=75065&atid=542822');
@define('MEDIA_PROPERTY_DATE', 'Associated Date');
@define('MEDIA_PROPERTY_RUN_LENGTH', 'Run-Length');
+@define('FILENAME_REASSIGNED', 'Automagically assigned new file name: %s');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_SIZE', 'Max. file upload size');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_SIZE_DESC', 'Enter the maximum filesize for uploaded files in bytes. This setting can be overruled by server-side settings in PHP.ini: upload_max_filesize, post_max_size, max_input_time all take precedence over this option. An empty string means to only use the server-side limits.');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_SIZEERROR', 'Error: You cannot upload files larger than %s bytes!');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXWIDTH', 'Max. width of image files for upload');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXWIDTH_DESC', 'Enter the maximum image width in pixels for uploaded images.');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXHEIGHT', 'Max. height of image files for upload');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXHEIGHT_DESC', 'Enter the maximum image height in pixels for uploaded images.');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_DIMERROR', 'Error: You cannot upload image files larger than %s x %s pixels!');
+
@define('SYNDICATION_RFC2616_DESC', 'NOT Enforcing RFC2616 means that all Conditional GETs to Serendipity will return entries last modified since the time of the last request. With that setting to "false", your visitors will get all articles since their last request, which is considered a good thing. However, some Agents like Planet act weird, if that happens, at it also vioaltes RFC2616. So if you set this option to "TRUE" you will compliy with that RFC, but readers of your RSS feed might miss items in their holidays. So either way, either it hearts Aggregators like Planet, or it hurts actual readers of your blog. If you are facing complaints from either side, you can toggle this option. Reference: https://sourceforge.net/tracker/index.php?func=detail&aid=1461728&group_id=75065&atid=542822');
@define('MEDIA_PROPERTY_DATE', 'Associated Date');
@define('MEDIA_PROPERTY_RUN_LENGTH', 'Run-Length');
+@define('FILENAME_REASSIGNED', 'Automagically assigned new file name: %s');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_SIZE', 'Max. file upload size');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_SIZE_DESC', 'Enter the maximum filesize for uploaded files in bytes. This setting can be overruled by server-side settings in PHP.ini: upload_max_filesize, post_max_size, max_input_time all take precedence over this option. An empty string means to only use the server-side limits.');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_SIZEERROR', 'Error: You cannot upload files larger than %s bytes!');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXWIDTH', 'Max. width of image files for upload');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXWIDTH_DESC', 'Enter the maximum image width in pixels for uploaded images.');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXHEIGHT', 'Max. height of image files for upload');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXHEIGHT_DESC', 'Enter the maximum image height in pixels for uploaded images.');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_DIMERROR', 'Error: You cannot upload image files larger than %s x %s pixels!');
+
-<?php # $Id: serendipity_lang_tw.inc.php 1090 2006-04-13 10:08:13Z garvinhicking $
+<?php # $Id: serendipity_lang_tw.inc.php 1119 2006-04-19 08:32:48Z garvinhicking $
# Copyright (c) 2003-2005, Jannis Hermanns (on behalf the Serendipity Developer Team)
# All rights reserved. See LICENSE file for licensing details
# Translated by CapriSkye <admin@capriskye.com>
@define('SYNDICATION_RFC2616_DESC', 'NOT Enforcing RFC2616 means that all Conditional GETs to Serendipity will return entries last modified since the time of the last request. With that setting to "false", your visitors will get all articles since their last request, which is considered a good thing. However, some Agents like Planet act weird, if that happens, at it also vioaltes RFC2616. So if you set this option to "TRUE" you will compliy with that RFC, but readers of your RSS feed might miss items in their holidays. So either way, either it hearts Aggregators like Planet, or it hurts actual readers of your blog. If you are facing complaints from either side, you can toggle this option. Reference: https://sourceforge.net/tracker/index.php?func=detail&aid=1461728&group_id=75065&atid=542822');
@define('MEDIA_PROPERTY_DATE', 'Associated Date');
@define('MEDIA_PROPERTY_RUN_LENGTH', 'Run-Length');
+@define('FILENAME_REASSIGNED', 'Automagically assigned new file name: %s');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_SIZE', 'Max. file upload size');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_SIZE_DESC', 'Enter the maximum filesize for uploaded files in bytes. This setting can be overruled by server-side settings in PHP.ini: upload_max_filesize, post_max_size, max_input_time all take precedence over this option. An empty string means to only use the server-side limits.');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_SIZEERROR', 'Error: You cannot upload files larger than %s bytes!');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXWIDTH', 'Max. width of image files for upload');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXWIDTH_DESC', 'Enter the maximum image width in pixels for uploaded images.');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXHEIGHT', 'Max. height of image files for upload');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXHEIGHT_DESC', 'Enter the maximum image height in pixels for uploaded images.');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_DIMERROR', 'Error: You cannot upload image files larger than %s x %s pixels!');
+
-<?php # $Id: serendipity_lang_zh.inc.php 1090 2006-04-13 10:08:13Z garvinhicking $
+<?php # $Id: serendipity_lang_zh.inc.php 1119 2006-04-19 08:32:48Z garvinhicking $
# Copyright (c) 2003-2005, Jannis Hermanns (on behalf the Serendipity Developer Team)
# All rights reserved. See LICENSE file for licensing details
/* vim: set sts=4 ts=4 expandtab : */
@define('SYNDICATION_RFC2616_DESC', 'NOT Enforcing RFC2616 means that all Conditional GETs to Serendipity will return entries last modified since the time of the last request. With that setting to "false", your visitors will get all articles since their last request, which is considered a good thing. However, some Agents like Planet act weird, if that happens, at it also vioaltes RFC2616. So if you set this option to "TRUE" you will compliy with that RFC, but readers of your RSS feed might miss items in their holidays. So either way, either it hearts Aggregators like Planet, or it hurts actual readers of your blog. If you are facing complaints from either side, you can toggle this option. Reference: https://sourceforge.net/tracker/index.php?func=detail&aid=1461728&group_id=75065&atid=542822');
@define('MEDIA_PROPERTY_DATE', 'Associated Date');
@define('MEDIA_PROPERTY_RUN_LENGTH', 'Run-Length');
+@define('FILENAME_REASSIGNED', 'Automagically assigned new file name: %s');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_SIZE', 'Max. file upload size');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_SIZE_DESC', 'Enter the maximum filesize for uploaded files in bytes. This setting can be overruled by server-side settings in PHP.ini: upload_max_filesize, post_max_size, max_input_time all take precedence over this option. An empty string means to only use the server-side limits.');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_SIZEERROR', 'Error: You cannot upload files larger than %s bytes!');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXWIDTH', 'Max. width of image files for upload');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXWIDTH_DESC', 'Enter the maximum image width in pixels for uploaded images.');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXHEIGHT', 'Max. height of image files for upload');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXHEIGHT_DESC', 'Enter the maximum image height in pixels for uploaded images.');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_DIMERROR', 'Error: You cannot upload image files larger than %s x %s pixels!');
+
-@define('MEDIA_PROPERTY_DATE', 'Associated Date');
-@define('MEDIA_PROPERTY_RUN_LENGTH', 'Run-Length');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_SIZE', 'Max. file upload size');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_SIZE_DESC', 'Enter the maximum filesize for uploaded files in bytes. This setting can be overruled by server-side settings in PHP.ini: upload_max_filesize, post_max_size, max_input_time all take precedence over this option. An empty string means to only use the server-side limits.');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_SIZEERROR', 'Error: You cannot upload files larger than %s bytes!');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXWIDTH', 'Max. width of image files for upload');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXWIDTH_DESC', 'Enter the maximum image width in pixels for uploaded images.');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXHEIGHT', 'Max. height of image files for upload');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXHEIGHT_DESC', 'Enter the maximum image height in pixels for uploaded images.');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_DIMERROR', 'Error: You cannot upload image files larger than %s x %s pixels!');
+
@define('SYNDICATION_RFC2616_DESC', 'NOT Enforcing RFC2616 means that all Conditional GETs to Serendipity will return entries last modified since the time of the last request. With that setting to "false", your visitors will get all articles since their last request, which is considered a good thing. However, some Agents like Planet act weird, if that happens, at it also vioaltes RFC2616. So if you set this option to "TRUE" you will compliy with that RFC, but readers of your RSS feed might miss items in their holidays. So either way, either it hearts Aggregators like Planet, or it hurts actual readers of your blog. If you are facing complaints from either side, you can toggle this option. Reference: https://sourceforge.net/tracker/index.php?func=detail&aid=1461728&group_id=75065&atid=542822');
@define('MEDIA_PROPERTY_DATE', 'Associated Date');
@define('MEDIA_PROPERTY_RUN_LENGTH', 'Run-Length');
+@define('FILENAME_REASSIGNED', 'Automagically assigned new file name: %s');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_SIZE', 'Max. file upload size');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_SIZE_DESC', 'Enter the maximum filesize for uploaded files in bytes. This setting can be overruled by server-side settings in PHP.ini: upload_max_filesize, post_max_size, max_input_time all take precedence over this option. An empty string means to only use the server-side limits.');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_SIZEERROR', 'Error: You cannot upload files larger than %s bytes!');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXWIDTH', 'Max. width of image files for upload');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXWIDTH_DESC', 'Enter the maximum image width in pixels for uploaded images.');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXHEIGHT', 'Max. height of image files for upload');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXHEIGHT_DESC', 'Enter the maximum image height in pixels for uploaded images.');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_DIMERROR', 'Error: You cannot upload image files larger than %s x %s pixels!');
+
@define('MEDIA_PROPERTY_RUN_LENGTH', 'Run-Length');
@define('SYNDICATION_RFC2616', 'Àêòèâèðàíå íà ñòðèêòíà ñúâìåñòèìîñò ñ RFC2616 RSS-åìèñèè');
@define('SYNDICATION_RFC2616_DESC', 'Íåàêòèâèðàíåòî íà RFC2616 çíà÷è, ÷å âñè÷êè óñëîâíè GET çàÿâêè êúì Serendipity ùå âðúùàò ñòàòèèòå, ïðîìåíåíè ñëåä âðåìåòî íà ïîñëåäíàòà çàÿâêà. Ñ óñòàíîâÿâàíåòî íà \'Íå\' âàøèòå ïîñåòèòåëè ùå ïîëó÷àò âñè÷êè ñòàòèè ñëåä òÿõíàòà ïîñëåäíà çàÿâêà, êîåòî ìîæå äà ñå ðàçãëåæäà êàòî äîáúð íà÷èí íà äåéñòâèå. Îáà÷å íÿêîè àãåíòè êàòî Planet íàïðèìåð, ðåàãèðàò ñòðàííî. Àêî òîâà ñå ñëó÷âà, ñúùî íå ñå ñïàçâà è RFC2616. Òàêà ÷å, àêî óñòàíîâèòå òÿàçè îïöèÿ íà \'Äà\', ùå áúäåòå ñúâìåñòèìè ñ RFC2616, íî ÷èòàòåëèòå íà âàøàòà RSS åìèñèÿ ìîæå äà ïðîïóñíàò ñòàòèè ïî âðåìå íà òåõíèòå îòïóñêè (îòñúñòâèÿ). Ñëåäîâàòåëíî è â äâàòà ñëó÷àÿ èëè ìîæå äà èìà ïðîáëåìè ñ àãðåãàòîðè êàòî Planet, èëè äåéñòâèòåëíèòå ÷èòàòåëè íà âàøèÿ áëîã ìîæå äà ïðîïóñíàò ñòàòèè. Àêî ñðåùàòå îïëàêâàíèÿ îò íÿêîÿ îò ñòðàíèòå, ìîæåòå äà ïðåâêëþ÷èòå îïöèÿòà. Çà ïîäðîáíîñòè: https://sourceforge.net/tracker/index.php?func=detail&aid=1461728&group_id=75065&atid=542822');
+@define('FILENAME_REASSIGNED', 'Automagically assigned new file name: %s');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_SIZE', 'Max. file upload size');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_SIZE_DESC', 'Enter the maximum filesize for uploaded files in bytes. This setting can be overruled by server-side settings in PHP.ini: upload_max_filesize, post_max_size, max_input_time all take precedence over this option. An empty string means to only use the server-side limits.');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_SIZEERROR', 'Error: You cannot upload files larger than %s bytes!');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXWIDTH', 'Max. width of image files for upload');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXWIDTH_DESC', 'Enter the maximum image width in pixels for uploaded images.');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXHEIGHT', 'Max. height of image files for upload');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXHEIGHT_DESC', 'Enter the maximum image height in pixels for uploaded images.');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_DIMERROR', 'Error: You cannot upload image files larger than %s x %s pixels!');
+
@define('SYNDICATION_RFC2616_DESC', 'NOT Enforcing RFC2616 means that all Conditional GETs to Serendipity will return entries last modified since the time of the last request. With that setting to "false", your visitors will get all articles since their last request, which is considered a good thing. However, some Agents like Planet act weird, if that happens, at it also vioaltes RFC2616. So if you set this option to "TRUE" you will compliy with that RFC, but readers of your RSS feed might miss items in their holidays. So either way, either it hearts Aggregators like Planet, or it hurts actual readers of your blog. If you are facing complaints from either side, you can toggle this option. Reference: https://sourceforge.net/tracker/index.php?func=detail&aid=1461728&group_id=75065&atid=542822');
@define('MEDIA_PROPERTY_DATE', 'Associated Date');
@define('MEDIA_PROPERTY_RUN_LENGTH', 'Run-Length');
+@define('FILENAME_REASSIGNED', 'Automagically assigned new file name: %s');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_SIZE', 'Max. file upload size');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_SIZE_DESC', 'Enter the maximum filesize for uploaded files in bytes. This setting can be overruled by server-side settings in PHP.ini: upload_max_filesize, post_max_size, max_input_time all take precedence over this option. An empty string means to only use the server-side limits.');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_SIZEERROR', 'Error: You cannot upload files larger than %s bytes!');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXWIDTH', 'Max. width of image files for upload');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXWIDTH_DESC', 'Enter the maximum image width in pixels for uploaded images.');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXHEIGHT', 'Max. height of image files for upload');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXHEIGHT_DESC', 'Enter the maximum image height in pixels for uploaded images.');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_DIMERROR', 'Error: You cannot upload image files larger than %s x %s pixels!');
+
@define('SYNDICATION_RFC2616_DESC', 'NOT Enforcing RFC2616 means that all Conditional GETs to Serendipity will return entries last modified since the time of the last request. With that setting to "false", your visitors will get all articles since their last request, which is considered a good thing. However, some Agents like Planet act weird, if that happens, at it also vioaltes RFC2616. So if you set this option to "TRUE" you will compliy with that RFC, but readers of your RSS feed might miss items in their holidays. So either way, either it hearts Aggregators like Planet, or it hurts actual readers of your blog. If you are facing complaints from either side, you can toggle this option. Reference: https://sourceforge.net/tracker/index.php?func=detail&aid=1461728&group_id=75065&atid=542822');
@define('MEDIA_PROPERTY_DATE', 'Associated Date');
@define('MEDIA_PROPERTY_RUN_LENGTH', 'Run-Length');
+@define('FILENAME_REASSIGNED', 'Automagically assigned new file name: %s');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_SIZE', 'Max. file upload size');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_SIZE_DESC', 'Enter the maximum filesize for uploaded files in bytes. This setting can be overruled by server-side settings in PHP.ini: upload_max_filesize, post_max_size, max_input_time all take precedence over this option. An empty string means to only use the server-side limits.');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_SIZEERROR', 'Error: You cannot upload files larger than %s bytes!');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXWIDTH', 'Max. width of image files for upload');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXWIDTH_DESC', 'Enter the maximum image width in pixels for uploaded images.');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXHEIGHT', 'Max. height of image files for upload');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXHEIGHT_DESC', 'Enter the maximum image height in pixels for uploaded images.');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_DIMERROR', 'Error: You cannot upload image files larger than %s x %s pixels!');
+
@define('SYNDICATION_RFC2616_DESC', 'NOT Enforcing RFC2616 means that all Conditional GETs to Serendipity will return entries last modified since the time of the last request. With that setting to "false", your visitors will get all articles since their last request, which is considered a good thing. However, some Agents like Planet act weird, if that happens, at it also vioaltes RFC2616. So if you set this option to "TRUE" you will compliy with that RFC, but readers of your RSS feed might miss items in their holidays. So either way, either it hearts Aggregators like Planet, or it hurts actual readers of your blog. If you are facing complaints from either side, you can toggle this option. Reference: https://sourceforge.net/tracker/index.php?func=detail&aid=1461728&group_id=75065&atid=542822');
@define('MEDIA_PROPERTY_DATE', 'Associated Date');
@define('MEDIA_PROPERTY_RUN_LENGTH', 'Run-Length');
+@define('FILENAME_REASSIGNED', 'Automagically assigned new file name: %s');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_SIZE', 'Max. file upload size');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_SIZE_DESC', 'Enter the maximum filesize for uploaded files in bytes. This setting can be overruled by server-side settings in PHP.ini: upload_max_filesize, post_max_size, max_input_time all take precedence over this option. An empty string means to only use the server-side limits.');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_SIZEERROR', 'Error: You cannot upload files larger than %s bytes!');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXWIDTH', 'Max. width of image files for upload');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXWIDTH_DESC', 'Enter the maximum image width in pixels for uploaded images.');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXHEIGHT', 'Max. height of image files for upload');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXHEIGHT_DESC', 'Enter the maximum image height in pixels for uploaded images.');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_DIMERROR', 'Error: You cannot upload image files larger than %s x %s pixels!');
+
@define('SYNDICATION_RFC2616_DESC', 'NOT Enforcing RFC2616 means that all Conditional GETs to Serendipity will return entries last modified since the time of the last request. With that setting to "false", your visitors will get all articles since their last request, which is considered a good thing. However, some Agents like Planet act weird, if that happens, at it also vioaltes RFC2616. So if you set this option to "TRUE" you will compliy with that RFC, but readers of your RSS feed might miss items in their holidays. So either way, either it hearts Aggregators like Planet, or it hurts actual readers of your blog. If you are facing complaints from either side, you can toggle this option. Reference: https://sourceforge.net/tracker/index.php?func=detail&aid=1461728&group_id=75065&atid=542822');
@define('MEDIA_PROPERTY_DATE', 'Associated Date');
@define('MEDIA_PROPERTY_RUN_LENGTH', 'Run-Length');
+@define('FILENAME_REASSIGNED', 'Automagically assigned new file name: %s');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_SIZE', 'Max. file upload size');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_SIZE_DESC', 'Enter the maximum filesize for uploaded files in bytes. This setting can be overruled by server-side settings in PHP.ini: upload_max_filesize, post_max_size, max_input_time all take precedence over this option. An empty string means to only use the server-side limits.');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_SIZEERROR', 'Error: You cannot upload files larger than %s bytes!');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXWIDTH', 'Max. width of image files for upload');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXWIDTH_DESC', 'Enter the maximum image width in pixels for uploaded images.');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXHEIGHT', 'Max. height of image files for upload');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXHEIGHT_DESC', 'Enter the maximum image height in pixels for uploaded images.');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_DIMERROR', 'Error: You cannot upload image files larger than %s x %s pixels!');
+
@define('SYNDICATION_RFC2616_DESC', 'NOT Enforcing RFC2616 means that all Conditional GETs to Serendipity will return entries last modified since the time of the last request. With that setting to "false", your visitors will get all articles since their last request, which is considered a good thing. However, some Agents like Planet act weird, if that happens, at it also vioaltes RFC2616. So if you set this option to "TRUE" you will compliy with that RFC, but readers of your RSS feed might miss items in their holidays. So either way, either it hearts Aggregators like Planet, or it hurts actual readers of your blog. If you are facing complaints from either side, you can toggle this option. Reference: https://sourceforge.net/tracker/index.php?func=detail&aid=1461728&group_id=75065&atid=542822');
@define('MEDIA_PROPERTY_DATE', 'Associated Date');
@define('MEDIA_PROPERTY_RUN_LENGTH', 'Run-Length');
+@define('FILENAME_REASSIGNED', 'Automagically assigned new file name: %s');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_SIZE', 'Max. file upload size');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_SIZE_DESC', 'Enter the maximum filesize for uploaded files in bytes. This setting can be overruled by server-side settings in PHP.ini: upload_max_filesize, post_max_size, max_input_time all take precedence over this option. An empty string means to only use the server-side limits.');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_SIZEERROR', 'Error: You cannot upload files larger than %s bytes!');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXWIDTH', 'Max. width of image files for upload');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXWIDTH_DESC', 'Enter the maximum image width in pixels for uploaded images.');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXHEIGHT', 'Max. height of image files for upload');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXHEIGHT_DESC', 'Enter the maximum image height in pixels for uploaded images.');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_DIMERROR', 'Error: You cannot upload image files larger than %s x %s pixels!');
+
@define('SYNDICATION_RFC2616_DESC', 'NOT Enforcing RFC2616 means that all Conditional GETs to Serendipity will return entries last modified since the time of the last request. With that setting to "false", your visitors will get all articles since their last request, which is considered a good thing. However, some Agents like Planet act weird, if that happens, at it also vioaltes RFC2616. So if you set this option to "TRUE" you will compliy with that RFC, but readers of your RSS feed might miss items in their holidays. So either way, either it hearts Aggregators like Planet, or it hurts actual readers of your blog. If you are facing complaints from either side, you can toggle this option. Reference: https://sourceforge.net/tracker/index.php?func=detail&aid=1461728&group_id=75065&atid=542822');
@define('MEDIA_PROPERTY_DATE', 'Associated Date');
@define('MEDIA_PROPERTY_RUN_LENGTH', 'Run-Length');
+@define('FILENAME_REASSIGNED', 'Automagically assigned new file name: %s');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_SIZE', 'Max. file upload size');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_SIZE_DESC', 'Enter the maximum filesize for uploaded files in bytes. This setting can be overruled by server-side settings in PHP.ini: upload_max_filesize, post_max_size, max_input_time all take precedence over this option. An empty string means to only use the server-side limits.');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_SIZEERROR', 'Error: You cannot upload files larger than %s bytes!');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXWIDTH', 'Max. width of image files for upload');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXWIDTH_DESC', 'Enter the maximum image width in pixels for uploaded images.');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXHEIGHT', 'Max. height of image files for upload');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXHEIGHT_DESC', 'Enter the maximum image height in pixels for uploaded images.');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_DIMERROR', 'Error: You cannot upload image files larger than %s x %s pixels!');
+
@define('SYNDICATION_RFC2616_DESC', 'NOT Enforcing RFC2616 means that all Conditional GETs to Serendipity will return entries last modified since the time of the last request. With that setting to "false", your visitors will get all articles since their last request, which is considered a good thing. However, some Agents like Planet act weird, if that happens, at it also vioaltes RFC2616. So if you set this option to "TRUE" you will compliy with that RFC, but readers of your RSS feed might miss items in their holidays. So either way, either it hearts Aggregators like Planet, or it hurts actual readers of your blog. If you are facing complaints from either side, you can toggle this option. Reference: https://sourceforge.net/tracker/index.php?func=detail&aid=1461728&group_id=75065&atid=542822');
@define('MEDIA_PROPERTY_DATE', 'Associated Date');
@define('MEDIA_PROPERTY_RUN_LENGTH', 'Run-Length');
+@define('FILENAME_REASSIGNED', 'Automagically assigned new file name: %s');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_SIZE', 'Max. file upload size');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_SIZE_DESC', 'Enter the maximum filesize for uploaded files in bytes. This setting can be overruled by server-side settings in PHP.ini: upload_max_filesize, post_max_size, max_input_time all take precedence over this option. An empty string means to only use the server-side limits.');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_SIZEERROR', 'Error: You cannot upload files larger than %s bytes!');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXWIDTH', 'Max. width of image files for upload');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXWIDTH_DESC', 'Enter the maximum image width in pixels for uploaded images.');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXHEIGHT', 'Max. height of image files for upload');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXHEIGHT_DESC', 'Enter the maximum image height in pixels for uploaded images.');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_DIMERROR', 'Error: You cannot upload image files larger than %s x %s pixels!');
+
@define('SYNDICATION_RFC2616_DESC', 'NOT Enforcing RFC2616 means that all Conditional GETs to Serendipity will return entries last modified since the time of the last request. With that setting to "false", your visitors will get all articles since their last request, which is considered a good thing. However, some Agents like Planet act weird, if that happens, at it also vioaltes RFC2616. So if you set this option to "TRUE" you will compliy with that RFC, but readers of your RSS feed might miss items in their holidays. So either way, either it hearts Aggregators like Planet, or it hurts actual readers of your blog. If you are facing complaints from either side, you can toggle this option. Reference: https://sourceforge.net/tracker/index.php?func=detail&aid=1461728&group_id=75065&atid=542822');
@define('MEDIA_PROPERTY_DATE', 'Associated Date');
@define('MEDIA_PROPERTY_RUN_LENGTH', 'Run-Length');
+@define('FILENAME_REASSIGNED', 'Automagically assigned new file name: %s');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_SIZE', 'Max. file upload size');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_SIZE_DESC', 'Enter the maximum filesize for uploaded files in bytes. This setting can be overruled by server-side settings in PHP.ini: upload_max_filesize, post_max_size, max_input_time all take precedence over this option. An empty string means to only use the server-side limits.');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_SIZEERROR', 'Error: You cannot upload files larger than %s bytes!');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXWIDTH', 'Max. width of image files for upload');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXWIDTH_DESC', 'Enter the maximum image width in pixels for uploaded images.');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXHEIGHT', 'Max. height of image files for upload');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXHEIGHT_DESC', 'Enter the maximum image height in pixels for uploaded images.');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_DIMERROR', 'Error: You cannot upload image files larger than %s x %s pixels!');
+
@define('SYNDICATION_RFC2616_DESC', 'NOT Enforcing RFC2616 means that all Conditional GETs to Serendipity will return entries last modified since the time of the last request. With that setting to "false", your visitors will get all articles since their last request, which is considered a good thing. However, some Agents like Planet act weird, if that happens, at it also vioaltes RFC2616. So if you set this option to "TRUE" you will compliy with that RFC, but readers of your RSS feed might miss items in their holidays. So either way, either it hearts Aggregators like Planet, or it hurts actual readers of your blog. If you are facing complaints from either side, you can toggle this option. Reference: https://sourceforge.net/tracker/index.php?func=detail&aid=1461728&group_id=75065&atid=542822');
@define('MEDIA_PROPERTY_DATE', 'Associated Date');
@define('MEDIA_PROPERTY_RUN_LENGTH', 'Run-Length');
+@define('FILENAME_REASSIGNED', 'Automagically assigned new file name: %s');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_SIZE', 'Max. file upload size');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_SIZE_DESC', 'Enter the maximum filesize for uploaded files in bytes. This setting can be overruled by server-side settings in PHP.ini: upload_max_filesize, post_max_size, max_input_time all take precedence over this option. An empty string means to only use the server-side limits.');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_SIZEERROR', 'Error: You cannot upload files larger than %s bytes!');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXWIDTH', 'Max. width of image files for upload');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXWIDTH_DESC', 'Enter the maximum image width in pixels for uploaded images.');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXHEIGHT', 'Max. height of image files for upload');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXHEIGHT_DESC', 'Enter the maximum image height in pixels for uploaded images.');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_DIMERROR', 'Error: You cannot upload image files larger than %s x %s pixels!');
+
@define('SYNDICATION_RFC2616_DESC', 'NOT Enforcing RFC2616 means that all Conditional GETs to Serendipity will return entries last modified since the time of the last request. With that setting to "false", your visitors will get all articles since their last request, which is considered a good thing. However, some Agents like Planet act weird, if that happens, at it also vioaltes RFC2616. So if you set this option to "TRUE" you will compliy with that RFC, but readers of your RSS feed might miss items in their holidays. So either way, either it hearts Aggregators like Planet, or it hurts actual readers of your blog. If you are facing complaints from either side, you can toggle this option. Reference: https://sourceforge.net/tracker/index.php?func=detail&aid=1461728&group_id=75065&atid=542822');
@define('MEDIA_PROPERTY_DATE', 'Associated Date');
@define('MEDIA_PROPERTY_RUN_LENGTH', 'Run-Length');
+@define('FILENAME_REASSIGNED', 'Automagically assigned new file name: %s');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_SIZE', 'Max. file upload size');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_SIZE_DESC', 'Enter the maximum filesize for uploaded files in bytes. This setting can be overruled by server-side settings in PHP.ini: upload_max_filesize, post_max_size, max_input_time all take precedence over this option. An empty string means to only use the server-side limits.');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_SIZEERROR', 'Error: You cannot upload files larger than %s bytes!');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXWIDTH', 'Max. width of image files for upload');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXWIDTH_DESC', 'Enter the maximum image width in pixels for uploaded images.');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXHEIGHT', 'Max. height of image files for upload');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXHEIGHT_DESC', 'Enter the maximum image height in pixels for uploaded images.');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_DIMERROR', 'Error: You cannot upload image files larger than %s x %s pixels!');
+
@define('SYNDICATION_RFC2616_DESC', 'NOT Enforcing RFC2616 means that all Conditional GETs to Serendipity will return entries last modified since the time of the last request. With that setting to "false", your visitors will get all articles since their last request, which is considered a good thing. However, some Agents like Planet act weird, if that happens, at it also vioaltes RFC2616. So if you set this option to "TRUE" you will compliy with that RFC, but readers of your RSS feed might miss items in their holidays. So either way, either it hearts Aggregators like Planet, or it hurts actual readers of your blog. If you are facing complaints from either side, you can toggle this option. Reference: https://sourceforge.net/tracker/index.php?func=detail&aid=1461728&group_id=75065&atid=542822');
@define('MEDIA_PROPERTY_DATE', 'Associated Date');
@define('MEDIA_PROPERTY_RUN_LENGTH', 'Run-Length');
+@define('FILENAME_REASSIGNED', 'Automagically assigned new file name: %s');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_SIZE', 'Max. file upload size');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_SIZE_DESC', 'Enter the maximum filesize for uploaded files in bytes. This setting can be overruled by server-side settings in PHP.ini: upload_max_filesize, post_max_size, max_input_time all take precedence over this option. An empty string means to only use the server-side limits.');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_SIZEERROR', 'Error: You cannot upload files larger than %s bytes!');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXWIDTH', 'Max. width of image files for upload');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXWIDTH_DESC', 'Enter the maximum image width in pixels for uploaded images.');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXHEIGHT', 'Max. height of image files for upload');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXHEIGHT_DESC', 'Enter the maximum image height in pixels for uploaded images.');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_DIMERROR', 'Error: You cannot upload image files larger than %s x %s pixels!');
+
@define('SYNDICATION_RFC2616_DESC', 'NOT Enforcing RFC2616 means that all Conditional GETs to Serendipity will return entries last modified since the time of the last request. With that setting to "false", your visitors will get all articles since their last request, which is considered a good thing. However, some Agents like Planet act weird, if that happens, at it also vioaltes RFC2616. So if you set this option to "TRUE" you will compliy with that RFC, but readers of your RSS feed might miss items in their holidays. So either way, either it hearts Aggregators like Planet, or it hurts actual readers of your blog. If you are facing complaints from either side, you can toggle this option. Reference: https://sourceforge.net/tracker/index.php?func=detail&aid=1461728&group_id=75065&atid=542822');
@define('MEDIA_PROPERTY_DATE', 'Associated Date');
@define('MEDIA_PROPERTY_RUN_LENGTH', 'Run-Length');
+@define('FILENAME_REASSIGNED', 'Automagically assigned new file name: %s');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_SIZE', 'Max. file upload size');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_SIZE_DESC', 'Enter the maximum filesize for uploaded files in bytes. This setting can be overruled by server-side settings in PHP.ini: upload_max_filesize, post_max_size, max_input_time all take precedence over this option. An empty string means to only use the server-side limits.');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_SIZEERROR', 'Error: You cannot upload files larger than %s bytes!');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXWIDTH', 'Max. width of image files for upload');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXWIDTH_DESC', 'Enter the maximum image width in pixels for uploaded images.');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXHEIGHT', 'Max. height of image files for upload');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXHEIGHT_DESC', 'Enter the maximum image height in pixels for uploaded images.');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_DIMERROR', 'Error: You cannot upload image files larger than %s x %s pixels!');
+
@define('SYNDICATION_RFC2616_DESC', 'NOT Enforcing RFC2616 means that all Conditional GETs to Serendipity will return entries last modified since the time of the last request. With that setting to "false", your visitors will get all articles since their last request, which is considered a good thing. However, some Agents like Planet act weird, if that happens, at it also vioaltes RFC2616. So if you set this option to "TRUE" you will compliy with that RFC, but readers of your RSS feed might miss items in their holidays. So either way, either it hearts Aggregators like Planet, or it hurts actual readers of your blog. If you are facing complaints from either side, you can toggle this option. Reference: https://sourceforge.net/tracker/index.php?func=detail&aid=1461728&group_id=75065&atid=542822');
@define('MEDIA_PROPERTY_DATE', 'Associated Date');
@define('MEDIA_PROPERTY_RUN_LENGTH', 'Run-Length');
+@define('FILENAME_REASSIGNED', 'Automagically assigned new file name: %s');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_SIZE', 'Max. file upload size');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_SIZE_DESC', 'Enter the maximum filesize for uploaded files in bytes. This setting can be overruled by server-side settings in PHP.ini: upload_max_filesize, post_max_size, max_input_time all take precedence over this option. An empty string means to only use the server-side limits.');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_SIZEERROR', 'Error: You cannot upload files larger than %s bytes!');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXWIDTH', 'Max. width of image files for upload');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXWIDTH_DESC', 'Enter the maximum image width in pixels for uploaded images.');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXHEIGHT', 'Max. height of image files for upload');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXHEIGHT_DESC', 'Enter the maximum image height in pixels for uploaded images.');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_DIMERROR', 'Error: You cannot upload image files larger than %s x %s pixels!');
+
@define('SYNDICATION_RFC2616_DESC', 'NOT Enforcing RFC2616 means that all Conditional GETs to Serendipity will return entries last modified since the time of the last request. With that setting to "false", your visitors will get all articles since their last request, which is considered a good thing. However, some Agents like Planet act weird, if that happens, at it also vioaltes RFC2616. So if you set this option to "TRUE" you will compliy with that RFC, but readers of your RSS feed might miss items in their holidays. So either way, either it hearts Aggregators like Planet, or it hurts actual readers of your blog. If you are facing complaints from either side, you can toggle this option. Reference: https://sourceforge.net/tracker/index.php?func=detail&aid=1461728&group_id=75065&atid=542822');
@define('MEDIA_PROPERTY_DATE', 'Associated Date');
@define('MEDIA_PROPERTY_RUN_LENGTH', 'Run-Length');
+@define('FILENAME_REASSIGNED', 'Automagically assigned new file name: %s');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_SIZE', 'Max. file upload size');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_SIZE_DESC', 'Enter the maximum filesize for uploaded files in bytes. This setting can be overruled by server-side settings in PHP.ini: upload_max_filesize, post_max_size, max_input_time all take precedence over this option. An empty string means to only use the server-side limits.');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_SIZEERROR', 'Error: You cannot upload files larger than %s bytes!');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXWIDTH', 'Max. width of image files for upload');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXWIDTH_DESC', 'Enter the maximum image width in pixels for uploaded images.');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXHEIGHT', 'Max. height of image files for upload');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXHEIGHT_DESC', 'Enter the maximum image height in pixels for uploaded images.');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_DIMERROR', 'Error: You cannot upload image files larger than %s x %s pixels!');
+
@define('SYNDICATION_RFC2616_DESC', 'NOT Enforcing RFC2616 means that all Conditional GETs to Serendipity will return entries last modified since the time of the last request. With that setting to "false", your visitors will get all articles since their last request, which is considered a good thing. However, some Agents like Planet act weird, if that happens, at it also vioaltes RFC2616. So if you set this option to "TRUE" you will compliy with that RFC, but readers of your RSS feed might miss items in their holidays. So either way, either it hearts Aggregators like Planet, or it hurts actual readers of your blog. If you are facing complaints from either side, you can toggle this option. Reference: https://sourceforge.net/tracker/index.php?func=detail&aid=1461728&group_id=75065&atid=542822');
@define('MEDIA_PROPERTY_DATE', 'Associated Date');
@define('MEDIA_PROPERTY_RUN_LENGTH', 'Run-Length');
+@define('FILENAME_REASSIGNED', 'Automagically assigned new file name: %s');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_SIZE', 'Max. file upload size');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_SIZE_DESC', 'Enter the maximum filesize for uploaded files in bytes. This setting can be overruled by server-side settings in PHP.ini: upload_max_filesize, post_max_size, max_input_time all take precedence over this option. An empty string means to only use the server-side limits.');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_SIZEERROR', 'Error: You cannot upload files larger than %s bytes!');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXWIDTH', 'Max. width of image files for upload');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXWIDTH_DESC', 'Enter the maximum image width in pixels for uploaded images.');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXHEIGHT', 'Max. height of image files for upload');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXHEIGHT_DESC', 'Enter the maximum image height in pixels for uploaded images.');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_DIMERROR', 'Error: You cannot upload image files larger than %s x %s pixels!');
+
@define('SYNDICATION_RFC2616_DESC', 'NOT Enforcing RFC2616 means that all Conditional GETs to Serendipity will return entries last modified since the time of the last request. With that setting to "false", your visitors will get all articles since their last request, which is considered a good thing. However, some Agents like Planet act weird, if that happens, at it also vioaltes RFC2616. So if you set this option to "TRUE" you will compliy with that RFC, but readers of your RSS feed might miss items in their holidays. So either way, either it hearts Aggregators like Planet, or it hurts actual readers of your blog. If you are facing complaints from either side, you can toggle this option. Reference: https://sourceforge.net/tracker/index.php?func=detail&aid=1461728&group_id=75065&atid=542822');
@define('MEDIA_PROPERTY_DATE', 'Associated Date');
@define('MEDIA_PROPERTY_RUN_LENGTH', 'Run-Length');
+@define('FILENAME_REASSIGNED', 'Automagically assigned new file name: %s');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_SIZE', 'Max. file upload size');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_SIZE_DESC', 'Enter the maximum filesize for uploaded files in bytes. This setting can be overruled by server-side settings in PHP.ini: upload_max_filesize, post_max_size, max_input_time all take precedence over this option. An empty string means to only use the server-side limits.');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_SIZEERROR', 'Error: You cannot upload files larger than %s bytes!');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXWIDTH', 'Max. width of image files for upload');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXWIDTH_DESC', 'Enter the maximum image width in pixels for uploaded images.');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXHEIGHT', 'Max. height of image files for upload');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXHEIGHT_DESC', 'Enter the maximum image height in pixels for uploaded images.');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_DIMERROR', 'Error: You cannot upload image files larger than %s x %s pixels!');
+
@define('SYNDICATION_RFC2616_DESC', 'NOT Enforcing RFC2616 means that all Conditional GETs to Serendipity will return entries last modified since the time of the last request. With that setting to "false", your visitors will get all articles since their last request, which is considered a good thing. However, some Agents like Planet act weird, if that happens, at it also vioaltes RFC2616. So if you set this option to "TRUE" you will compliy with that RFC, but readers of your RSS feed might miss items in their holidays. So either way, either it hearts Aggregators like Planet, or it hurts actual readers of your blog. If you are facing complaints from either side, you can toggle this option. Reference: https://sourceforge.net/tracker/index.php?func=detail&aid=1461728&group_id=75065&atid=542822');
@define('MEDIA_PROPERTY_DATE', 'Associated Date');
@define('MEDIA_PROPERTY_RUN_LENGTH', 'Run-Length');
+@define('FILENAME_REASSIGNED', 'Automagically assigned new file name: %s');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_SIZE', 'Max. file upload size');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_SIZE_DESC', 'Enter the maximum filesize for uploaded files in bytes. This setting can be overruled by server-side settings in PHP.ini: upload_max_filesize, post_max_size, max_input_time all take precedence over this option. An empty string means to only use the server-side limits.');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_SIZEERROR', 'Error: You cannot upload files larger than %s bytes!');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXWIDTH', 'Max. width of image files for upload');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXWIDTH_DESC', 'Enter the maximum image width in pixels for uploaded images.');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXHEIGHT', 'Max. height of image files for upload');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXHEIGHT_DESC', 'Enter the maximum image height in pixels for uploaded images.');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_DIMERROR', 'Error: You cannot upload image files larger than %s x %s pixels!');
+
@define('SYNDICATION_RFC2616_DESC', 'NOT Enforcing RFC2616 means that all Conditional GETs to Serendipity will return entries last modified since the time of the last request. With that setting to "false", your visitors will get all articles since their last request, which is considered a good thing. However, some Agents like Planet act weird, if that happens, at it also vioaltes RFC2616. So if you set this option to "TRUE" you will compliy with that RFC, but readers of your RSS feed might miss items in their holidays. So either way, either it hearts Aggregators like Planet, or it hurts actual readers of your blog. If you are facing complaints from either side, you can toggle this option. Reference: https://sourceforge.net/tracker/index.php?func=detail&aid=1461728&group_id=75065&atid=542822');
@define('MEDIA_PROPERTY_DATE', 'Associated Date');
@define('MEDIA_PROPERTY_RUN_LENGTH', 'Run-Length');
+@define('FILENAME_REASSIGNED', 'Automagically assigned new file name: %s');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_SIZE', 'Max. file upload size');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_SIZE_DESC', 'Enter the maximum filesize for uploaded files in bytes. This setting can be overruled by server-side settings in PHP.ini: upload_max_filesize, post_max_size, max_input_time all take precedence over this option. An empty string means to only use the server-side limits.');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_SIZEERROR', 'Error: You cannot upload files larger than %s bytes!');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXWIDTH', 'Max. width of image files for upload');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXWIDTH_DESC', 'Enter the maximum image width in pixels for uploaded images.');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXHEIGHT', 'Max. height of image files for upload');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXHEIGHT_DESC', 'Enter the maximum image height in pixels for uploaded images.');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_DIMERROR', 'Error: You cannot upload image files larger than %s x %s pixels!');
+
@define('SYNDICATION_RFC2616_DESC', 'NOT Enforcing RFC2616 means that all Conditional GETs to Serendipity will return entries last modified since the time of the last request. With that setting to "false", your visitors will get all articles since their last request, which is considered a good thing. However, some Agents like Planet act weird, if that happens, at it also vioaltes RFC2616. So if you set this option to "TRUE" you will compliy with that RFC, but readers of your RSS feed might miss items in their holidays. So either way, either it hearts Aggregators like Planet, or it hurts actual readers of your blog. If you are facing complaints from either side, you can toggle this option. Reference: https://sourceforge.net/tracker/index.php?func=detail&aid=1461728&group_id=75065&atid=542822');
@define('MEDIA_PROPERTY_DATE', 'Associated Date');
@define('MEDIA_PROPERTY_RUN_LENGTH', 'Run-Length');
+@define('FILENAME_REASSIGNED', 'Automagically assigned new file name: %s');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_SIZE', 'Max. file upload size');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_SIZE_DESC', 'Enter the maximum filesize for uploaded files in bytes. This setting can be overruled by server-side settings in PHP.ini: upload_max_filesize, post_max_size, max_input_time all take precedence over this option. An empty string means to only use the server-side limits.');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_SIZEERROR', 'Error: You cannot upload files larger than %s bytes!');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXWIDTH', 'Max. width of image files for upload');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXWIDTH_DESC', 'Enter the maximum image width in pixels for uploaded images.');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXHEIGHT', 'Max. height of image files for upload');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXHEIGHT_DESC', 'Enter the maximum image height in pixels for uploaded images.');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_DIMERROR', 'Error: You cannot upload image files larger than %s x %s pixels!');
+
@define('SYNDICATION_RFC2616_DESC', 'NOT Enforcing RFC2616 means that all Conditional GETs to Serendipity will return entries last modified since the time of the last request. With that setting to "false", your visitors will get all articles since their last request, which is considered a good thing. However, some Agents like Planet act weird, if that happens, at it also vioaltes RFC2616. So if you set this option to "TRUE" you will compliy with that RFC, but readers of your RSS feed might miss items in their holidays. So either way, either it hearts Aggregators like Planet, or it hurts actual readers of your blog. If you are facing complaints from either side, you can toggle this option. Reference: https://sourceforge.net/tracker/index.php?func=detail&aid=1461728&group_id=75065&atid=542822');
@define('MEDIA_PROPERTY_DATE', 'Associated Date');
@define('MEDIA_PROPERTY_RUN_LENGTH', 'Run-Length');
+@define('FILENAME_REASSIGNED', 'Automagically assigned new file name: %s');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_SIZE', 'Max. file upload size');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_SIZE_DESC', 'Enter the maximum filesize for uploaded files in bytes. This setting can be overruled by server-side settings in PHP.ini: upload_max_filesize, post_max_size, max_input_time all take precedence over this option. An empty string means to only use the server-side limits.');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_SIZEERROR', 'Error: You cannot upload files larger than %s bytes!');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXWIDTH', 'Max. width of image files for upload');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXWIDTH_DESC', 'Enter the maximum image width in pixels for uploaded images.');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXHEIGHT', 'Max. height of image files for upload');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXHEIGHT_DESC', 'Enter the maximum image height in pixels for uploaded images.');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_DIMERROR', 'Error: You cannot upload image files larger than %s x %s pixels!');
+
@define('SYNDICATION_RFC2616_DESC', 'NOT Enforcing RFC2616 means that all Conditional GETs to Serendipity will return entries last modified since the time of the last request. With that setting to "false", your visitors will get all articles since their last request, which is considered a good thing. However, some Agents like Planet act weird, if that happens, at it also vioaltes RFC2616. So if you set this option to "TRUE" you will compliy with that RFC, but readers of your RSS feed might miss items in their holidays. So either way, either it hearts Aggregators like Planet, or it hurts actual readers of your blog. If you are facing complaints from either side, you can toggle this option. Reference: https://sourceforge.net/tracker/index.php?func=detail&aid=1461728&group_id=75065&atid=542822');
@define('MEDIA_PROPERTY_DATE', 'Associated Date');
@define('MEDIA_PROPERTY_RUN_LENGTH', 'Run-Length');
+@define('FILENAME_REASSIGNED', 'Automagically assigned new file name: %s');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_SIZE', 'Max. file upload size');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_SIZE_DESC', 'Enter the maximum filesize for uploaded files in bytes. This setting can be overruled by server-side settings in PHP.ini: upload_max_filesize, post_max_size, max_input_time all take precedence over this option. An empty string means to only use the server-side limits.');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_SIZEERROR', 'Error: You cannot upload files larger than %s bytes!');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXWIDTH', 'Max. width of image files for upload');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXWIDTH_DESC', 'Enter the maximum image width in pixels for uploaded images.');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXHEIGHT', 'Max. height of image files for upload');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXHEIGHT_DESC', 'Enter the maximum image height in pixels for uploaded images.');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_DIMERROR', 'Error: You cannot upload image files larger than %s x %s pixels!');
+
@define('SYNDICATION_RFC2616_DESC', 'NOT Enforcing RFC2616 means that all Conditional GETs to Serendipity will return entries last modified since the time of the last request. With that setting to "false", your visitors will get all articles since their last request, which is considered a good thing. However, some Agents like Planet act weird, if that happens, at it also vioaltes RFC2616. So if you set this option to "TRUE" you will compliy with that RFC, but readers of your RSS feed might miss items in their holidays. So either way, either it hearts Aggregators like Planet, or it hurts actual readers of your blog. If you are facing complaints from either side, you can toggle this option. Reference: https://sourceforge.net/tracker/index.php?func=detail&aid=1461728&group_id=75065&atid=542822');
@define('MEDIA_PROPERTY_DATE', 'Associated Date');
@define('MEDIA_PROPERTY_RUN_LENGTH', 'Run-Length');
+@define('FILENAME_REASSIGNED', 'Automagically assigned new file name: %s');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_SIZE', 'Max. file upload size');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_SIZE_DESC', 'Enter the maximum filesize for uploaded files in bytes. This setting can be overruled by server-side settings in PHP.ini: upload_max_filesize, post_max_size, max_input_time all take precedence over this option. An empty string means to only use the server-side limits.');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_SIZEERROR', 'Error: You cannot upload files larger than %s bytes!');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXWIDTH', 'Max. width of image files for upload');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXWIDTH_DESC', 'Enter the maximum image width in pixels for uploaded images.');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXHEIGHT', 'Max. height of image files for upload');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXHEIGHT_DESC', 'Enter the maximum image height in pixels for uploaded images.');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_DIMERROR', 'Error: You cannot upload image files larger than %s x %s pixels!');
+
@define('SYNDICATION_RFC2616_DESC', 'NOT Enforcing RFC2616 means that all Conditional GETs to Serendipity will return entries last modified since the time of the last request. With that setting to "false", your visitors will get all articles since their last request, which is considered a good thing. However, some Agents like Planet act weird, if that happens, at it also vioaltes RFC2616. So if you set this option to "TRUE" you will compliy with that RFC, but readers of your RSS feed might miss items in their holidays. So either way, either it hearts Aggregators like Planet, or it hurts actual readers of your blog. If you are facing complaints from either side, you can toggle this option. Reference: https://sourceforge.net/tracker/index.php?func=detail&aid=1461728&group_id=75065&atid=542822');
@define('MEDIA_PROPERTY_DATE', 'Associated Date');
@define('MEDIA_PROPERTY_RUN_LENGTH', 'Run-Length');
+@define('FILENAME_REASSIGNED', 'Automagically assigned new file name: %s');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_SIZE', 'Max. file upload size');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_SIZE_DESC', 'Enter the maximum filesize for uploaded files in bytes. This setting can be overruled by server-side settings in PHP.ini: upload_max_filesize, post_max_size, max_input_time all take precedence over this option. An empty string means to only use the server-side limits.');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_SIZEERROR', 'Error: You cannot upload files larger than %s bytes!');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXWIDTH', 'Max. width of image files for upload');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXWIDTH_DESC', 'Enter the maximum image width in pixels for uploaded images.');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXHEIGHT', 'Max. height of image files for upload');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXHEIGHT_DESC', 'Enter the maximum image height in pixels for uploaded images.');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_DIMERROR', 'Error: You cannot upload image files larger than %s x %s pixels!');
+
@define('SYNDICATION_RFC2616_DESC', 'NOT Enforcing RFC2616 means that all Conditional GETs to Serendipity will return entries last modified since the time of the last request. With that setting to "false", your visitors will get all articles since their last request, which is considered a good thing. However, some Agents like Planet act weird, if that happens, at it also vioaltes RFC2616. So if you set this option to "TRUE" you will compliy with that RFC, but readers of your RSS feed might miss items in their holidays. So either way, either it hearts Aggregators like Planet, or it hurts actual readers of your blog. If you are facing complaints from either side, you can toggle this option. Reference: https://sourceforge.net/tracker/index.php?func=detail&aid=1461728&group_id=75065&atid=542822');
@define('MEDIA_PROPERTY_DATE', 'Associated Date');
@define('MEDIA_PROPERTY_RUN_LENGTH', 'Run-Length');
+@define('FILENAME_REASSIGNED', 'Automagically assigned new file name: %s');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_SIZE', 'Max. file upload size');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_SIZE_DESC', 'Enter the maximum filesize for uploaded files in bytes. This setting can be overruled by server-side settings in PHP.ini: upload_max_filesize, post_max_size, max_input_time all take precedence over this option. An empty string means to only use the server-side limits.');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_SIZEERROR', 'Error: You cannot upload files larger than %s bytes!');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXWIDTH', 'Max. width of image files for upload');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXWIDTH_DESC', 'Enter the maximum image width in pixels for uploaded images.');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXHEIGHT', 'Max. height of image files for upload');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXHEIGHT_DESC', 'Enter the maximum image height in pixels for uploaded images.');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_DIMERROR', 'Error: You cannot upload image files larger than %s x %s pixels!');
+
@define('SYNDICATION_RFC2616_DESC', 'NOT Enforcing RFC2616 means that all Conditional GETs to Serendipity will return entries last modified since the time of the last request. With that setting to "false", your visitors will get all articles since their last request, which is considered a good thing. However, some Agents like Planet act weird, if that happens, at it also vioaltes RFC2616. So if you set this option to "TRUE" you will compliy with that RFC, but readers of your RSS feed might miss items in their holidays. So either way, either it hearts Aggregators like Planet, or it hurts actual readers of your blog. If you are facing complaints from either side, you can toggle this option. Reference: https://sourceforge.net/tracker/index.php?func=detail&aid=1461728&group_id=75065&atid=542822');
@define('MEDIA_PROPERTY_DATE', 'Associated Date');
@define('MEDIA_PROPERTY_RUN_LENGTH', 'Run-Length');
+@define('FILENAME_REASSIGNED', 'Automagically assigned new file name: %s');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_SIZE', 'Max. file upload size');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_SIZE_DESC', 'Enter the maximum filesize for uploaded files in bytes. This setting can be overruled by server-side settings in PHP.ini: upload_max_filesize, post_max_size, max_input_time all take precedence over this option. An empty string means to only use the server-side limits.');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_SIZEERROR', 'Error: You cannot upload files larger than %s bytes!');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXWIDTH', 'Max. width of image files for upload');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXWIDTH_DESC', 'Enter the maximum image width in pixels for uploaded images.');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXHEIGHT', 'Max. height of image files for upload');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXHEIGHT_DESC', 'Enter the maximum image height in pixels for uploaded images.');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_DIMERROR', 'Error: You cannot upload image files larger than %s x %s pixels!');
+
@define('SYNDICATION_RFC2616_DESC', 'NOT Enforcing RFC2616 means that all Conditional GETs to Serendipity will return entries last modified since the time of the last request. With that setting to "false", your visitors will get all articles since their last request, which is considered a good thing. However, some Agents like Planet act weird, if that happens, at it also vioaltes RFC2616. So if you set this option to "TRUE" you will compliy with that RFC, but readers of your RSS feed might miss items in their holidays. So either way, either it hearts Aggregators like Planet, or it hurts actual readers of your blog. If you are facing complaints from either side, you can toggle this option. Reference: https://sourceforge.net/tracker/index.php?func=detail&aid=1461728&group_id=75065&atid=542822');
@define('MEDIA_PROPERTY_DATE', 'Associated Date');
@define('MEDIA_PROPERTY_RUN_LENGTH', 'Run-Length');
+@define('FILENAME_REASSIGNED', 'Automagically assigned new file name: %s');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_SIZE', 'Max. file upload size');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_SIZE_DESC', 'Enter the maximum filesize for uploaded files in bytes. This setting can be overruled by server-side settings in PHP.ini: upload_max_filesize, post_max_size, max_input_time all take precedence over this option. An empty string means to only use the server-side limits.');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_SIZEERROR', 'Error: You cannot upload files larger than %s bytes!');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXWIDTH', 'Max. width of image files for upload');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXWIDTH_DESC', 'Enter the maximum image width in pixels for uploaded images.');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXHEIGHT', 'Max. height of image files for upload');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXHEIGHT_DESC', 'Enter the maximum image height in pixels for uploaded images.');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_DIMERROR', 'Error: You cannot upload image files larger than %s x %s pixels!');
+
@define('SYNDICATION_RFC2616_DESC', 'NOT Enforcing RFC2616 means that all Conditional GETs to Serendipity will return entries last modified since the time of the last request. With that setting to "false", your visitors will get all articles since their last request, which is considered a good thing. However, some Agents like Planet act weird, if that happens, at it also vioaltes RFC2616. So if you set this option to "TRUE" you will compliy with that RFC, but readers of your RSS feed might miss items in their holidays. So either way, either it hearts Aggregators like Planet, or it hurts actual readers of your blog. If you are facing complaints from either side, you can toggle this option. Reference: https://sourceforge.net/tracker/index.php?func=detail&aid=1461728&group_id=75065&atid=542822');
@define('MEDIA_PROPERTY_DATE', 'Associated Date');
@define('MEDIA_PROPERTY_RUN_LENGTH', 'Run-Length');
+@define('FILENAME_REASSIGNED', 'Automagically assigned new file name: %s');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_SIZE', 'Max. file upload size');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_SIZE_DESC', 'Enter the maximum filesize for uploaded files in bytes. This setting can be overruled by server-side settings in PHP.ini: upload_max_filesize, post_max_size, max_input_time all take precedence over this option. An empty string means to only use the server-side limits.');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_SIZEERROR', 'Error: You cannot upload files larger than %s bytes!');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXWIDTH', 'Max. width of image files for upload');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXWIDTH_DESC', 'Enter the maximum image width in pixels for uploaded images.');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXHEIGHT', 'Max. height of image files for upload');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_MAXHEIGHT_DESC', 'Enter the maximum image height in pixels for uploaded images.');
+@define('MEDIA_UPLOAD_DIMERROR', 'Error: You cannot upload image files larger than %s x %s pixels!');
+
include(S9Y_INCLUDE_PATH . 'include/compat.inc.php');
// The version string
-$serendipity['version'] = '1.1-alpha4';
+$serendipity['version'] = '1.1-alpha5';
// Name of folder for the default theme
$serendipity['defaultTemplate'] = 'carl_contest';
id {AUTOINCREMENT} {PRIMARY},
entry_id int(10) {UNSIGNED} not null default '0',
link text,
- name text
+ name text,
+ type varchar(128' not null default ''
) {UTF_8};
CREATE INDEX refentry_idx ON {PREFIX}references (entry_id);
+CREATE INDEX reftype_idx ON {PREFIX}references (type);
#
# Table structure for table '{PREFIX}exits'
thumbnail_name varchar(255) not null default '',
authorid int(11) default '0',
path text,
- hotlink int(1)
+ hotlink int(1),
+ realname varchar(255) not null default ''
) {UTF_8};
CREATE INDEX imagesauthorid_idx ON {PREFIX}images (authorid);
--- /dev/null
+ALTER TABLE {PREFIX}images ADD COLUMN realname varchar(255) not null default '';
+ALTER TABLE {PREFIX}references ADD COLUMN type varchar(128) not null default '';
+CREATE INDEX reftype_idx ON {PREFIX}references (type);
--- /dev/null
+ALTER TABLE {PREFIX}images ADD COLUMN realname varchar(255) not null default '';
+ALTER TABLE {PREFIX}references ADD COLUMN type varchar(128) not null default '';
+CREATE INDEX reftype_idx ON {PREFIX}references (type);
+
--- /dev/null
+CREATE TABLE {PREFIX}tempimages (
+ id {AUTOINCREMENT} {PRIMARY},
+ name varchar(255) not null default '',
+ extension varchar(5) not null default '',
+ mime varchar(255) not null default '',
+ size int(11) not null default '0',
+ dimensions_width int(11) not null default '0',
+ dimensions_height int(11) not null default '0',
+ date int(11) not null default '0',
+ thumbnail_name varchar(255) not null default '',
+ authorid int(11) default '0',
+ path text,
+ hotlink int(1),
+ realname varchar(255) not null default ''
+) {UTF_8};
+
+INSERT INTO {PREFIX}tempimages (id, name, extension, mime, size, dimensions_width, dimensions_height, date, thumbnail_name, authorid, path, hotlink) SELECT id, name, extension, mime, size, dimensions_width, dimensions_height, date, thumbnail_name, authorid, path, hotlink FROM {PREFIX}images;
+DROP TABLE {PREFIX}images;
+
+CREATE TABLE {PREFIX}images (
+ id {AUTOINCREMENT} {PRIMARY},
+ name varchar(255) not null default '',
+ extension varchar(5) not null default '',
+ mime varchar(255) not null default '',
+ size int(11) not null default '0',
+ dimensions_width int(11) not null default '0',
+ dimensions_height int(11) not null default '0',
+ date int(11) not null default '0',
+ thumbnail_name varchar(255) not null default '',
+ authorid int(11) default '0',
+ path text,
+ hotlink int(1),
+ realname varchar(255) not null default ''
+) {UTF_8};
+
+CREATE INDEX imagesauthorid_idx ON {PREFIX}images (authorid);
+CREATE {FULLTEXT} INDEX pathkey_idx on {PREFIX}images (path);
+
+INSERT INTO {PREFIX}images (id, name, extension, mime, size, dimensions_width, dimensions_height, date, thumbnail_name, authorid, path, hotlink) SELECT id, name, extension, mime, size, dimensions_width, dimensions_height, date, thumbnail_name, authorid, path, hotlink FROM {PREFIX}tempimages;
+DROP TABLE {PREFIX}tempimages;
+
+CREATE TABLE {PREFIX}tempreferences (
+ id {AUTOINCREMENT} {PRIMARY},
+ entry_id int(10) {UNSIGNED} not null default '0',
+ link text,
+ name text,
+ type varchar(128' not null default ''
+) {UTF_8};
+
+INSERT INTO {PREFIX}tempreferences (id, entry_id, link, name) SELECT id, entry_id, link, name FROM {PREFIX}references;
+DROP TABLE {PREFIX}references;
+
+CREATE TABLE {PREFIX}references (
+ id {AUTOINCREMENT} {PRIMARY},
+ entry_id int(10) {UNSIGNED} not null default '0',
+ link text,
+ name text,
+ type varchar(128' not null default ''
+) {UTF_8};
+
+CREATE INDEX refentry_idx ON {PREFIX}references (entry_id);
+CREATE INDEX reftype_idx ON {PREFIX}references (type);
+
+INSERT INTO {PREFIX}references (id, entry_id, link, name) SELECT id, entry_id, link, name FROM {PREFIX}tempreferences;
+DROP TABLE {PREFIX}tempreferences;
\ No newline at end of file
{if $media.file.is_image}
{serendipity_hookPlugin hook="frontend_image_selector" eventData=$media.file hookAll=true}
<img align="right" src="{$media.file.imgsrc}" />
- <h1>{$CONST.YOU_CHOSE|@sprintf:$media.file.name}</h1>
+ <h1>{$CONST.YOU_CHOSE|@sprintf:$media.file.realname}</h1>
<p>
<form action="#" method="GET" id="imageForm" name="serendipity[selForm]" onsubmit="serendipity_imageSelector_done()">
<div>
</script>
{else}
<script type="text/javascript">
- block = '<a href="{$media.file.full_file}" title="{$media.file.name|@escape}.{$media.file.extension|@escape}" target="_blank">{$media.file.name|@escape}.{$media.file.extension|@escape}</a>';
+ block = '<a href="{$media.file.full_file}" title="{$media.file.realname|@escape}" target="_blank">{$media.file.realname|@escape}</a>';
{serendipity_hookPlugin hookAll=true hook='frontend_image_add_unknown' eventData=$media}
if (parent.self.opener.editorref) {ldelim}
parent.self.opener.editorref.surroundHTML(block, '');
{/if}
</td>
<td colspan="2">
- <div class="serendipity_media_filename" style="font-weight: bold; font-size: 8pt">{$file.name}.{$file.extension}</div>
+ <div class="serendipity_media_filename" style="font-weight: bold; font-size: 8pt">{$file.realname}</div>
<div class="serendipity_media_author" style="font-size: 8pt">{if $file.authorid != 0}{$file.authorname}{else}<br />{/if}</div>
</td>
</tr>
<tr>
- <td align="center" colspan="2">{$file.preview}</td>
+ <td align="center" colspan="2">
+ {$file.preview}
+ {if $file.realname != $file.diskname} [{$file.diskname}]{/if}
+ </td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td colspan="2" height="10" align="center" style="font-size: 8pt">
{else}
{if $file.is_image}
{$CONST.ORIGINAL_SHORT}: {$file.dimensions_width}x{$file.dimensions_height},
- {$CONST.THUMBNAIL_SHORT}: {$file.dim.0}x{$file.dim.1}
+ {$CONST.THUMBNAIL_SHORT}: {$file.dim.0}x{$file.dim.1}<br />
{/if}
- <br />{$file.nice_size}kb
+ {$file.nice_size}kb
{/if}
</td>
</tr>
{/if}
{if NOT $media.enclose}
- <h3>{$file.name}.{$file.extension} [<em>{$file.mime}</em>]</h3>
+ <h3>{$file.realname} [<em>{$file.mime}</em>{if $file.realname != $file.diskname}, {$file.diskname}]{/if}]</h3>
<div>
{if $file.authorid != 0}{$CONST.POSTED_BY} {$file.authorname}{/if} {$CONST.ON} {$file.date|@formatTime:DATE_FORMAT_SHORT}.
{if $file.hotlink}
<form action="?" method="POST" id="uploadform" enctype="multipart/form-data" onsubmit="rememberOptions()">
<div>
+ {if $media.max_file_size}
+ <input type="hidden" name="MAX_FILE_SIZE" value="{$max_file_size}" />
+ {/if}
{$media.token}
<input type="hidden" name="serendipity[action]" value="admin" />
<input type="hidden" name="serendipity[adminModule]" value="images" />