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A message would be a good idea, but I'd prefer for the behavior to change so that it doesn't change the avatars of users that already have an avatar. Maybe we can add a checkbox to determine whether current avatars are preserved or overridden.

The version checker looks at the same info (the same URL, that is) in the released versions as it does in the development version. (See obtain_latest_version_info() in includes/functions_admin.php for specifics)

Well, I'm not sure exactly what how it's going to behave. Ideally, the way I see it, we make it extensible so multiple rich editor plugins can be added/removed as desired. While most boards will likely want to only have one or none, it is a good idea to allow a variety. In that case, you would be ab...

@Master_Cylinder - everyone. There will likely be a default ACP setting, as well as one in the UCP and one on the posting screen. @JoshyPHP - It was my understanding that the primary reason this feature is being held back is because of the difficulty implementing custom BBCodes with the rich editor,...

Any implementation will allow you to turn it on/off (by default as well as when on the posting screen).

This is the first request I've seen for something like this. While it probably wouldn't be too difficult to implement, I'd say it should probably just be left for an extension author to do, rather than being a core feature.

For reference, I think NativeRequestHandler is the class in question. The use of $_SERVER is intended. I don't think there's a way to easily use a different Request Handler instead.

Can we hide those with javascript and use links/buttons that say "Extension Update Instructions" and "Extension Removal Instructions" to toggle hiding/showing it? Besides that, it looks fine to me.

It's popular enough to warrant, at the very least, a 21 page topic here on area51. I have also seen numerous requests for it, and there are multiple MODs either in development or in the MODDB. I'm not saying that there aren't things that are a higher priority, and in fact this is in limbo until the ...

There was a specific reason EXreaction pointed out to me on IRC, but I don't remember exactly how long ago it was (it's been at least a week, I think) and I don't feel like digging. I cannot remember specifically which class had the issue, but the issue is that there is a class in Symfony Forms comp...