IE9 send different HTTP_ACCEPT_LANGUAGE header on ajax request. This causes different results from auth_browseruid. This patch removes the HTTP_ACCEPT_LANGUAGE from the browser id calculation.

FS#2718, fix IE9, 10 not executing js after @media layout changes

force screen_mode to string type (IE returns a number which is always triggering the default option in the following switch/case block

Config Manager & Disabled Plugins.

Auth plugin config

FS#2720, FS#2719

tidy up authtype setting class (incl. fix issue with auth change/logoff occurring when only one auth plugin is enabled and other settings are updated)

The line prefix was not actually indicating what it should indicate.
In particular, anything in a "changed" block would show a "!" even
if the entire line was added or deleted. Better to print nothing than
something that's wrong.

setting type read from metadata eqaul to empty string is default 'setting' class (a textarea), everything else should be a existing class otherwise 'setting_no_class' is loaded

fix a couple of diff issues: shouldn't be any need to html encode before finding diffs; move quantifier outside regex condition

FS#2111, improve security check

Add django compatible hashes to the config options.

This prevents old requests that need longer than the newer ones (likely,
as if you type more less results are returned) from overriding the
results list.

Previously the media manager created an empty namespace whenever you
opened a non-existing namespace with upload permissions. Now the current
namespace is only displayed in the tree but not actually created.

this disables the JavaScript compatibility layer which let pre-jQuery
migration plugins run with their old code.

This will break plugins using outdated JavaScript. These plugins have to
be updated according to https://www.dokuwiki.org/devel:jqueryfaq

As a courtesy to users, the compatibility.js is not deleted, yet.
Undoing this single patch can be used as a temporary workaround.

It seems, some servers require a special Status: header for sending the
HTTP status code from PHP (F)CGI to the server. This patch introduces a
new function (adopted from CodeIgniter) for simplifying the status
handling.