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The dates locale have a big tight with the server configuration. If your server doesn't have support for your language the date information (specially month names) are showed in English.

The workaround would be replace the callings to date, strtodate, etc. to something that use gettext.

Deleting the if condition from /lib/setup.php obliges to tick the 'Remember Me' option to allow an user login.

r1547 r1551 346 346 $_COOKIE['ElggSessionTest?'.$CFG->sessioncookie] = $_SESSIONSESSION?->session_test; 347 347 } 348 if (! isset($_SESSIONUSER?)) { 349 $_SESSIONUSER? = new StdClass?; 350 }

348 349 //@rho Force to reload user data from db 350 $_SESSIONUSER? = new StdClass?;

351 351 352 352 $SESSION = &$_SESSIONSESSION?; // Makes them easier to reference

Elgg version 0.7, Fedora core 4, PHP 5.0.4, MySQL 4.1.20

When using search (from any page) to search for a single word that appears in the tag field of exactly 1 fm_tags record, no results are returned. I was searching for the word 'frontier' but the same happens for other words as well, when there should be one result.

However when searching for a single word that appears in more than 1 fm_tags record, it correctly returns all matching records.

I think the problem is in the last section of code in search_suggest_tags.php.

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I think is is very useful

It would be nice to be able to "browse" all users on the system by things like:
age,gender,occupation,marital status also in the "browse" results have the users icon picture present.

Users be able to add widgets to their weblogs with just one click in control panel 

I've recently been taking part in an online discussion about blogging for learning. (http://scope.lidc.sfu.ca/mod/forum/view.php?f=148 - I think you have to login to read/ take part)

Quite a significant part of the discussion was taken up with the discussion of differnet tools. 
As I was singing Elgg's praises, I realised one potential issue for users when they have Elgg locally installed. 
Most Universities etc., are likely to limit registration to internal users, though readers can be external. 

If one sets comments to be logged in users only, then the world can see, but not comment on particular posts. It also means that a student couldn't set up, for example, a group for friends from home. 

If there was an account type that just allowed commenting, possibly only obtainable through invitation from / request to the (student)blog owner, then, I'd have thought, the University will be statisfied that external users aren't using up lots of server space, but the blog owner can extend her readership & community to those outside the immediate University environment. 

Users self-registered or added by admin are friended by "user" with ident 0, so that they get listed in browse mod (and maybe other places?) where queries with inner join are used (which excludes user without friends).

This should be removed, and queries corrected to use left joins instead.

Basically, add support to plugins to add options to elggadmin plugin's section

This will help site admin to select plugin's options instead modifying code.

More active and supported than php-mailer

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