Previously, this view only allowed editing of the logged-in user. Now you
can specify the user to edit in the querystring. If you are an admin the
view allows you to edit any user's profile, with a warning message. The
warning only shows up if the admin is editing another user's profile.
Make sure to pass the username to this view at every step in the process
page w/ a message
* Successful submission redirects to the logged in user's page
(your own, presumably).
* "Woohoo! Submitted!" is launched into the tube of session messages
to appear on next pageload. If you're not aborting in the window
of 210ms it takes for the client to respond to the 302 and load
the logged in user's/your page that is, YMMV.
* `migrations.py`
* Removed empty line
* Added empty line
* `models.py`
* Added `MediaEntry.get_display_media()` helper function
* `process_media.__init__.py`
* Updated `process_media_initial()`
* Renamed `main` => `original`.
* Added condition to `medium`, it's only created if the original
dimensions exceed the MEDIUM_SIZE dimensions.
* `media.html`
* The image tag is now populated by `MediaEntry.get_display_media()`
* `util.py`
* Added `DISPLAY_IMAGE_FETCHING_ORDER`, used by `MediaEntry.get_display_media()`
* `mediagoblin.process_media.__init__`
* Added `medium` size image conversion
* Updated `thumbnail` conversion to use `queued_filename` instead
of `queued_file`
* `media.html`
* If there exists a `medium` size for the `MediaEntry`, it will
display instead of the original `main` image.
Feature #401 - previous/next navigation on media pages
* media.html includes a new prev_next.html template containing the links
* prev_next.html calls functions added to the media model to retrieve
the appropriate objects from the database, formatted with urlgen
* a small change to util.py brings ASCENDING into the mix
* `db.models` - Removed `MediaEntry.get_comments()` and replaced it with a helper
which just returns a cursor for the comments query
* `media.html` - Added `{% set comment_author = comment.author() %}`
* `user_pages.views` - media_home() now passes `MediaEntry.get_comments()`
directly to `Pagination`, handles pagination for comments.
* Added `MEDIA_COMMENTS_PER_PAGE` to define the number of comments per page
in the `media_home()` view.
