a user who had previously authenticated on a protected collection would
still see the post after the owner was silenced, with a banner meant for
the owner displayed.
Previously, any password-protected collection on a suspended account
would prompt visitors for a password, and *then* take them to the "not
found" page. This fixes that.
This adds the instance's Hostname to the collection data loaded when
editing a collection post or its metadata. While not technically needed
in this situation, it suppresses an alarming error log.
Resolves#216
Previously, fetching ActivityStreams data about a post via
/api/posts/ID, instead of /api/collections/ALIAS/posts/SLUG wouldn't
include the instance's base URL. This fixes that.
Previously, this check would return a "user not found" error when
retrieving a collection post by its post ID, e.g. /api/posts/abc123
instead of /api/collections/demo/posts/my-slug -- this happens
particularly when `Announce`ing a post in the fediverse. This change
fixes that.
This adds a Reader tab when necessary while logged in, and generally
keeps the navigation consistent for logged-in users, particularly in
regard to the Reader:
- Now includes user buttons and dropdown
- Makes header on user pages consistent with Reader page
This puts the verbiage more in line with what the feature does, and
leaves room for other moderation controls in the future.
NOTE: this includes no backend refactoring, which may be confusing. We
should rename things to fit ASAP.
Ref T661
This resets user password to something random that also reminds the user
they should change it immediately after logging in, instead of a
completely random jumble of characters.
Ref T695
the change to take a hostname in Post.CanonicalURL broke a few template
using that function. This adds a Hostname string to the Post being
passed to templates and passes it to calls to Post.CanonicalURL
This includes the instance's hostname in calls to export a CSV file and
PublicPost.CanonicalURL().
It also fixes a panic in that method during CSV export caused by draft
posts.
This adds a User.IsSuspended() method and uses it when displaying the
user's status on admin pages, instead of doing a magic number check.
This should also help in the future, in case this logic ever changes.
Ref T661
Matt Baer
Matt Baer
Rob Loranger