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possibly merge some scripts?

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eric 2004-06-23 18:54:50 +00:00
parent 342d5dfce0
commit 252855ad9c
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web/html/pkgsearch.php
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@ -5,10 +5,37 @@ set_lang(); # this sets up the visitor's language
check_sid(); # see if they're still logged in check_sid(); # see if they're still logged in
html_header(); # print out the HTML header html_header(); # print out the HTML header
# TODO Maybe pkgsearch, pkgvote can be consolidated? This script can
# Any text you print out to the visitor, use the __() function # provide a search form. In the results, it can contain a checkbox
# for i18n support. See 'testpo.php' for more details. # for 'flag out of date', 'vote', 'details' link, and a link to 'pkgmgmnt'.
# #
# the results page should have columns for,
# pkg name/ver, location, maintainer, description, O-O-D, Vote, details, mgmnt
#
# get login privileges
#
if (isset($_COOKIE["AURSID"])) {
# Only logged in users can do stuff
#
$atype = account_from_sid($_COOKIE["AURSID"]);
} else {
$atype = "";
}
if ($atype && $_REQUEST["Action"] == "Something") {
# do something based on what the user specifies
#
} elseif ($atype && $_REQUEST["Action"] == "SomethingElse") {
# do something else based on what the user specifies
#
} else {
# do the default thing - give the user a search form that they
# can specify: location, category, maintainer, name, 'my pkgs'
#
}
print __("Under construction...")."<br/>\n"; print __("Under construction...")."<br/>\n";

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web/lib/aur.inc
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@ -1,6 +1,12 @@
<? <?
include_once("aur_po.inc"); include_once("aur_po.inc");
# TODO do we need to set the domain on cookies? I seem to remember some
# security concerns about not using domains - but it's not like
# we really care if another site can see what language/SID a user
# is using...
#
# Define global variables # Define global variables
# #
$LOGIN_TIMEOUT = 1800; # number of idle seconds before timeout $LOGIN_TIMEOUT = 1800; # number of idle seconds before timeout
@ -223,18 +229,28 @@ function set_lang() {
# #
$LANG = $_COOKIE['AURLANG']; $LANG = $_COOKIE['AURLANG'];
} # TODO query the database if the user is logged in } elseif (isset($_COOKIE["AURSID"])) {
$dbh = db_connect();
$q = "SELECT LangPreference FROM Users, Sessions ";
$q.= "WHERE Users.ID = Sessions.UsersID ";
$q.= "AND Sessions.SessionID = '";
$q.= mysql_escape_string($_COOKIE["AURSID"])."'";
$result = db_query($q, $dbh);
if (!$result) {
$LANG = "en";
} else {
$row = mysql_fetch_array($result);
$LANG = $row[0];
}
} else {
$LANG = "en";
}
if (!$LANG || !array_key_exists($LANG, $SUPPORTED_LANGS)) { if (!array_key_exists($LANG, $SUPPORTED_LANGS)) {
$LANG = "en"; # default to English $LANG = "en"; # default to English
} }
if ($update_cookie) { if ($update_cookie) {
# TODO do we need to set the domain too? I seem to remember some
# security concerns about not using domains - but it's not like
# we really care if another site can see what language our visitor
# was using....
#
setcookie("AURLANG", $LANG, 0, "/"); setcookie("AURLANG", $LANG, 0, "/");
} }
return; return;