* lets small screens keep their font sizes
* Catalog.xml: makes it a better
* BlogsController.cs: Fixes the access to the Blog
* App.master: fixes the quick link to the user's blog
* Index.aspx: removes the table
* UserPosts.aspx: Mainly links to UserPost
* asc.gif:
* desc.gif:
* style.css: moved to App_Themes
* style.css:
* bg.gif:
* asc.gif:
* bg.png:
* rect.png:
* asc.png:
* desc.gif:
* jquery-ui.css:
* mdd_styles.css:
* croix.png:
* desc.png:
* style.css:
* jquery-ui.min.css:
* mdd_gripper.png:
* mdd_toolbar.png:
* jquery.timepicker.css:
* mdd_ajax_loader.gif:
* mdd_modal_background.png: moved to /App_Themes
* NpgsqlBlogProvider.cs: * Remove post by id
* Manage collections of entries on a couple (user,title), not a single
post
* NpgsqlCircleProvider.cs: Fixes the "Match" method.
* IDbModule.cs:
* Edit.aspx:
* Estimates.aspx:
* WorkFlowManager.cs:
* NpgsqlContentProvider.cs: refactoring
* NpgsqlMRPProviders.csproj: new NpgsqlUserName provider
* NpgsqlRoleProvider.cs: simpler init method
* NpgsqlUserNameProvider.cs: impements a UserNameProvider
* MyClass.cs: refactoring from Yavsc.Model
* BlogsController.cs: access control simplified
* FrontOfficeController.cs: Pdf generation made public ni case of
formatting exception
* mdd_styles.css: Theme -> App_Themes
* style.css: yet another style impact
* AccountController.cs: Fixes the user name modification
* BlogsController.cs: * Fixes the removal process
* On a title and user name, we get collection of posts, not only one.
* Implements an Access on circle
* FrontOfficeController.cs: * implements a new Get method.
* ensure a membership existence before delivering an estimate.
* GoogleController.cs: Fixes the user name modification on a Google
account
* ErrorHtmlFormatter.cs: nice error message in html (using Markdown
helper)
* FormatterException.cs: formatter exception exposes error and
standard output of the process
* TexToPdfFormatter.cs: * generates temporary files in the folder
returned by Path.GetTempPath()
* throws FormatterException
* Global.asax.cs: new route map:
Blogs/{action}/{user}/{title}
Blog/{user}/{title}
B/{id}
{controller}/{action}/{id}
* App.master: * refactoring: Theme moved to App_Themes
* a link to the logged user's blog
*
* NoLogin.master: refactoring: Theme moved to App_Themes
* Circles.aspx: refactoring : circles now are given as select items
* Login.aspx: fixes the html presentation
* Register.aspx: Fixes a Typo
* Index.aspx: Implements a blog index, due to M&C changes with this
commit
* RemovePost.aspx: links to the new route to the "RemovePost" action,
giving it a post id
* RemoveTitle.aspx: fixes a not yet linked page to remove a post
collection under a given title
* EventPub.aspx: code refactoring
* Writting.ascx: cleans the code
* Web.config: fills the config with new names in the space
* Web.config: configures the new NpgsqlUserNameProvider
* Web.csproj: refactoring and others
* BlogEntryCollection.cs: implement the BlogEntryCollection
* BlogManager.cs: the manager helps to filter on access
* BlogProvider.cs: The title is not unique anymore, and one can modify
it, post a lot under it, drop all posts under it.
A Post is deleted by id.
* UUBlogEntryCollection.cs: implements a collection of post under a
given user name.
* UUTBlogEntryCollection.cs: implements a collection of post under a
given couple (user name, title).
* ListItem.cs: ListItem is declared obsolete in this model, helpers
can build MVC SelectListItem on data returned by the manager.
* LocalizedText.Designer.cs:
* LocalizedText.fr.Designer.cs: autogenerated from xml
* LocalizedText.resx:
* LocalizedText.fr.resx: new labels
* ChangeUserNameProvider.cs: xml doc
* Profile.cs: the UserName property is read only, and comes from
authentication, to change it, we set a Name and validate it agains
the "Profile" method
* UserManager.cs: simpler code a init time
* IContentProvider.cs: implements the new IDataProvider interface
* IDataProvider.cs: defines the new IDataProvider interface
* YavscModel.csproj: includes new classes
* UserPosts.aspx: adds a link to remove a post
* UserPost.aspx: now uses the new BlogEntryCollection object
Paul Schneider
Paul Schneider