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Replace Html Quickform for GPL compatibility #1442
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ok sounds good about moving to Zend_Form, but delaying |
Matt: did you write jquery.truncate.js? That file and UserAgentParser.php are missing license notices. |
yes I wrote both files |
So, MIT/GPL and LGPL, respectively? |
I would say both under BSD |
(In [2369]) refs #1442 - add BSD license text |
(In [2371]) refs #1442 - add missing license files per FSF review; remove uncompressed javascript folders; move jquery.tooltip and jquery.truncate to parent folder for consistency |
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(In [2385]) refs #1442 |
(In [2388]) refs #1442 - rename Login forms for consistency with Installation forms; rename Piwik_Form to Piwik_QuickForm |
(In [2390]) refs #1442 - consistency in constructors |
(In [2415]) refs #1442 - update license info |
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Not getting any love from the QF devs. Back to plan A. |
(In [2417]) refs #1442 - another license incompatibility; the latest version of the PEAR base system is BSD licensed, so will look into updating to that... |
(In [2418]) refs #1442 - update PEAR to latest version which is BSD licensed (and thus, GPL compatible) |
(In [2419]) refs #1442 - add license file to PEAR and some new dependencies; add "static" keyword to isError and raiseError as this throws notices with HTML_QuickForm |
(In [2428]) refs #1442 - discard Zend_Form -- too much overhead and rework; will port to QuickForm2 |
jquery.spy is now MIT licensed. I'll try to finish the QF2 port tonight. |
(In [2435]) refs #1442 - add HTML_Common2 and HTML_QuickForm2 - New BSD licensed |
In [2437]: Synced up with PEAR svn repository revision 301028
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(In [2438]) fixes #1442 - all GPL license incompatibilities resolved Live: Thanks to Remy Sharp, jquery.spy is now explicitly MIT licensed. |
(In [2506]) refs #1442 - fix typo in prefix |
Follow-up to #1243: the current version of Piwik has been rejected from directory.fsf.org due to license issues:
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