Added custom spaces and headings users can add like buttons to their littlelink pages to divide button sections into groups.
Spaces can be changed via the number in the title, and one space equals one "<br>". The maximum spaces that can be added with one space 'button' is capped at 10.
The 'Space' button will be replaced with an empty space, so buttons could be visually separated into groups. Entering a number between 1-10 in the title section will change the empty space's distance.
The 'Heading' button will be replaced with a sub-heading, where the title defines the text on that heading.
Expanded user controller to save the custom icon of individual buttons for the Button Editor.
I wanted to put the saving part into its own controller, but I wasn't able to implement this because I couldn't put two controllers on one page via the route in web.php, and to my knowledge this is impossible. So I had to do some trickery to get this working. If I hadn't implemented the if-else statement, one value couldn't be saved without a NULL error violation.
This will be used to display a custom icon via Font Awesome.
See: https://blog.littlelink-custom.com/upcoming-features/
And: https://blog.littlelink-custom.com/progress-of-the-new-button-editor/
Expanded user controller to get the button ID of individual buttons as a variable on the 'Links' page. This will be used to decide if the customize button prompt will be shown for the upcoming button editor.
See: https://blog.littlelink-custom.com/upcoming-features/
Added check if added, or edited links end with "/". Previously if links were saved without this formatting applied an error exception would be thrown.
For this, I used the previously added functions to check if the link ends with the slash.
Added check added, or edited links begin with https. Previously if links were saved without this formatting applied an error exception would be thrown.
For this I added two functions, one can check if a string ends with a certain string, the other checks if it ends with a certain string. The first function is used for the newly added check, the other one is planned to be used in a similar check in the future.
Fixed bug where if a user was edited on the Admin Panel under 'Admin>Users> Edit User' changes would not apply without every value being changed.
This bug originates from LittleLink Admin (the fork of which this fork is based on).
One part of this issue was that most fields were required to fill in. If only one would be left, empty, none would apply. The problem was if this requirement was removed, the password would always overwrite the current password, even when left empty.
This meant you could only edit users if you knew their password, otherwise their passwords would be changed, probably preventing that user from login in ever again.
After some experimenting, I implemented the easiest fix I could come up with. A simple if-else statement that checks if the password field is empty and if so only saves the other parameters without touching the password. If the password is changed, the changes will be applied normally.
Also fixed the profile image size for the default placeholder image.
Added PHPinfo section to the config editor to display information about the current state of PHP.
This new section can be found on the Admin Panel under 'Admin>Config>PHP Info'.
For this, a new route and section in the admin controller have been added. The page is loaded as phpinfo.blade.php with the route .../panel/phpinfo if the user is authenticated as an admin.
I added the usual dark mode detection to the page, with an extra section that changes the background color according to the preferred theme setting. The page itself can be downloaded and saved as an HTML, for this JavaScript is used.
The homepage can now be changed to a user's profile page with the option "HOME_URL" in the config (found on the Admin Panel under Admin>Config).
This commit is a bit janky, I wanted to change the homepage with a setting saved in the database, but I couldn't finish this in time, so this has to do for now.
An if statement in the web routes PHP checks if the new setting is present in the config and changes the homepage to the listed LittleLink Custom name. If the homage is changed, the page previously set as the homepage where users can register and or login can now be found at .../home.
Added email verification after user registration. After a user registered, an email is sent to the email used to sign up. The mail contains a verification link which is required to complete the registration process.
This feature can be turned off in the Admin Panel under: Admin>Config by changing the setting "Register_auth" from "verified" to "auth".
Read more about this on the Blog here: https://blog.littlelink-custom.com/optional-email-verification/
Made link title (previously required) optional when adding personal LittleLink links on the User/Admin Panel.
If the 'Title' field is left empty, the button name is now used instead of rejecting the addition.
This is one of multiple public path edits. For simplified usability, I am integrating the public Laravel directory into the root directory.
For this, I am changing every instance of 'public_path' to 'base_path' and will use this format in future changes as well.
This is one of multiple public path edits. For simplified usability, I am integrating the public Laravel directory into the root directory.
For this, I am changing every instance of 'public_path' to 'base_path' and will use this format in future changes as well.
Julian Prieber
Julian Prieber
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Khashayar Zavosh