Updated modules to allow for partial overrides without errors
Only define functions if they have not been defined before, e.g. in themes. This makes it possible to override parts of a module and still use the other functions.
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require_once('mod/profile.php');
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if(! function_exists('update_profile_content')) {
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function update_profile_content(&$a) {
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$profile_uid = intval($_GET['p']);
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/**
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*
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* Grab the page inner contents by calling the content function from the profile module directly,
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* but move any image src attributes to another attribute name. This is because
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* Grab the page inner contents by calling the content function from the profile module directly,
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* but move any image src attributes to another attribute name. This is because
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* some browsers will prefetch all the images for the page even if we don't need them.
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* The only ones we need to fetch are those for new page additions, which we'll discover
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* on the client side and then swap the image back.
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echo "</section>";
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echo "</body></html>\r\n";
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killme();
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}
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}
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}
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