privacy_image_cache: Pictures are now fetched from the original source #91

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annando merged 15 commits from master into master 2013-01-05 23:48:39 +01:00
annando commented 2012-12-30 22:47:46 +01:00 (Migrated from github.com)

privacy_image_cache now tries to detect if a picture is sent through a picture cache - like the one from facebook - and tries to detect the original image.

In the forumlist I added a "div" to be able to do some CSS stuff. It shouldn't harm any other theme.

privacy_image_cache now tries to detect if a picture is sent through a picture cache - like the one from facebook - and tries to detect the original image. In the forumlist I added a "div" to be able to do some CSS stuff. It shouldn't harm any other theme.
annando commented 2013-01-05 17:01:32 +01:00 (Migrated from github.com)

This pull request now contains the multi directional synchronisation as well. That means that posts from statusnet, twitter and facebook are mirrored to friendica if the user activates it.

It is working now for several days and it seems stable in my eyes. The import from facebook still has got room for improvements - but in my eyes it is production ready.

Sometimes it happens that posts from twitter or statusnet are mirrored - also they came originally from friendica. This can be avoided if the admin defines the name of the application for twitter and statusnet in the .htconfig.php, for example:

$a->config['twitter']['application_name'] = "piratica";
$a->config['statusnet']['application_name'] = "pirati.ca";

This pull request now contains the multi directional synchronisation as well. That means that posts from statusnet, twitter and facebook are mirrored to friendica if the user activates it. It is working now for several days and it seems stable in my eyes. The import from facebook still has got room for improvements - but in my eyes it is production ready. Sometimes it happens that posts from twitter or statusnet are mirrored - also they came originally from friendica. This can be avoided if the admin defines the name of the application for twitter and statusnet in the .htconfig.php, for example: $a->config['twitter']['application_name'] = "piratica"; $a->config['statusnet']['application_name'] = "pirati.ca";
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