The token relay still stood between the button and the file: every click
issued a short-lived token URL, so downloads never reached the real
source address directly.
- Render direct anchors (target=_blank) to the raw source URL in the
download box and the paid card, with inline extract-code buttons
- Retire the relay: delete Content\Download plus its init wiring, header
query-var branch and SEO noindex branch, and drop the dead
download-request flow from cms-download.js (cashier, scan-pay and
error views stay)
- Keep the dl_token table and the download logs page as read-only
history; unscheduling of the orphaned cleanup cron is preserved
- Headers are now checkbox / index / post / user / credits cost / IP / time;
drop the source index, usage and expiry columns
- Add a check-column before the index: header select-all for multi-select
plus per-row checkboxes, tokens as row values
- Bulk delete selected tokens behind nonce and capability checks with
prepared statements, redirect-after-post back to the filtered view
- Index numbers continue across pagination; dead comments removed
1:1 replicate the reference theme user-ban flow on the frontend:
- Ban/unban modal rendered by inc/helpers/user-ban.php, opened via
AksrtModalRuntime.openRemote (600px desktop dialog, 360px initial
height, mobile bottom drawer, c-yellow colorful unban header).
- Three entry points wired: user homepage cover three-dot menu,
comment section menu, article author card menu (ban item takes
priority over report, matching the reference hook order).
- REST endpoints /user-ban/modal and /user-ban/set under aksrt/v1,
guarded by check_permission, persisted through User\Restriction.
- Submit semantics match zib_ajax_set_user_ban: ban reloads the page,
unban only closes the modal.
Cleanup (no dual-track): the backend ban-restrictions tab, its form
handlers and flash keys are removed; ticket processing links to the
frontend user homepage as the reference theme does; admin/report and
appeal notification URLs move to type/status query args.
Verification: 337/337 widget-system contract tests, 41/41 admin and
front-submit tests, php -l clean on all changed PHP files.
The record list rendered an action only for global ban/suspend rows, so
mute (禁言) rows showed an empty 操作 column with no way to lift them.
- record list: active mute rows now render a 解除禁言 button
- unban view: falls back to the active mute record when no ban/suspend
exists, with 解除禁言/禁言中 titles (ban > suspend > mute precedence
preserved); lifting still goes through lift_user_restriction (mute
included by default)
- contract tests: cover the mute action link and the unban-view fallback
Replace the self-invented CRUD (warn/mute/suspend/ban + scope selector)
with the reference-theme ban model: ban method (blackroom suspend /
login ban), duration radios (1/7/14/30/100 days or permanent, default 7),
preset reason chips with an other-reason input, ban note, delete-all-
content switch (posts/comments to trash), and a no-appeal switch with a
required notice that also gates the frontend appeal entry. Banned users
render the status info view (status/start/end/reason) with an unban
leave-a-message form; the record list uses the reference columns and
per-user unban links. Bans notify the user in-site like the reference
zib_updata_user_ban_msg.
Expand and cancel were full admin navigations (action/id query round
trip), which is why they felt slow. Pre-render each pending ticket's
process form as a hidden colspan=6 row and swap list row <-> form via a
small delegated jQuery handler: expand hides the row (info stays
single-sourced), collapse brings it back, only one form is open at a
time, and the no-JS action=process links keep working as a fallback.
The reference theme has no such element above the inline process form;
filter reset is already handled by the type buttons and status subsubsub.
Contract label list updated accordingly.
Restore the reference-theme direction: processing happens inline in the
filtered list, not on a separate page. The actual defect was the same
ticket being rendered twice (list row + form) while the bare <form><table>
inside <tbody> got foster-parented by the browser, displacing the extra
row info below the submit button. Now the processing ticket renders only
as the form, wrapped in a valid <tr><td colspan=6>, and every other row
renders normally.
action=process used to append the process form into the tickets table as
a bare <form><table> inside <tbody> — invalid HTML that browsers reflow,
leaving the ticket list stacked below the submit button. Render the
process form as its own view (early return, list and pagenavi skipped,
with a lookup fallback beyond the current page slice) and keep the list
view free of form injection.
The process form posted to admin-post.php without a hidden action field,
so no admin_post_{action} hook fired and WordPress returned a blank
page. Dispatch to aksrt_users_update_report / aksrt_users_process_appeal
per ticket kind, matching every other native form, and lock the contract
in the report test.
- submenu page title becomes 处理举报及禁封申诉 (menu title 举报&禁封申诉)
- replicate the reference pagenavi: first/prev/numbered/next/last links
with displaying-num (每页 20 共N) and paging-input (第X页共Y页)
- report process form is now status-only like the reference theme:
被举报用户/举报信息/被举报用户禁封信息/处理说明 blocks, with a 点击此处
link to the restrictions tab (prefilled user_id) instead of an
enforcement select
- replicate reference row details (举报用户/举报内容, 正在处理 state,
此用户已解封 auto-close for stale appeals, 当前用户已解封 notice) and
the table-box/preview-item style block
- drop now-unused ReportCenter::get_report_row
- rename the users.php submenu to 举报&禁封申诉 and the page heading to
用户禁封申诉及用户举报管理
- merge report tickets and ban appeals into one Zibll-style queue:
type filter buttons (全部/禁封申诉/用户举报), status subsubsub
(全部/待处理/已批准/已拒绝), search box, sortable widefat table with
the same column set (状态/类型/提交用户/详情/提交时间/更新时间),
inline process forms and 20-per-page pagination
- report process form shows the reported target, restriction status and
an enforcement action select; appeal form offers approve/reject radios
with a message to the user
- move restriction enforcement into ReportCenter::apply_action so REST
and the native page share one implementation; add get_report_row()
- drop the old three-tab rendering (reports/appeals tabs) and fix all
notice/mail/SPA links to the merged page
- apply_report_action now writes aksrt_user_restriction via Restriction::restrict
and lifts via new lift_user_restriction(), replacing the display-only
aksrt_user_ban_state meta dual-track
- ban type restrictions destroy the target user's sessions on apply
- appeal approval lifts active ban/suspend/mute restrictions instead of
updating a nonexistent status column
- UsersBan.vue posts to /users/{id}/restrict with valid types (warn/mute/
suspend/ban), scope and expires_at
- add comment report entry to the comment actions dropdown
- add duplicate pending report guard on submit
- remove dead ReportCenter ajax handlers, option migration, REST alias
routes and write-only restriction meta
- fix report admin mail link to the real aksrt_user_ban page
- add report-ban contract tests
- remove unused AuthReader::invitation_mode and ReferralAttribution
helpers (get_or_create_code / validate_ref); contract test now
asserts the canonical invit_code_s reader in CreditsRuntime
- drop legacy aksrt_invite table from uninstall cleanup list
- track referral code creation time (aksrt_referral_code_created)
and surface it in the referral ops REST list
- formalize ops list headers (归属用户/推广码/启用状态/推广用户数/
有效付费用户数/创建时间) and right-align count columns
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