UserPreferences does not work

Massively annoying indeed.

On 14 March 2012 19:05, Martin Pool <email address hidden> wrote:

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>
> Confirmed. I asked the Canonical wiki admins to look in to it. I
> can't think of a good workaround other than individually unsubscribing
> (which may not work if you subscribed to globs.)

You should now be able to click your username in the footer and edit
preferences from there. /UserPreferences still exists and is a bit wonky,
but should be fixed soon.

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Martin

Hi guys,

I've linked a branch which should fix the issue. We upgraded Moin a while back and this changed UserPreferences. Rather than going to the UserPreferences page, you use an action to get the preferences page and subpages, as Gavin described in the original bug. I've submitted a patch to the theme which modifies the link to the user preferences to use the action. (I also totally cheated and deployed the patch already, but I'd prefer it if it were officially blessed.)

Thanks,
Stephane

works for me, thanks stephaneee!

@stephaneee, you ought to also propose your branch for merging.

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