#32 Custom headers not implemented in upgrade.php

[Helge Lund Kolstad]

As of 2.4.0, you can define your own headers and
footers to replace mainheader.php and mainfooter.php.
However, upgrade.php does not implement this behaviour,
even though it uses whatever style is defined in the
main configuration.

[Helge Lund Kolstad]

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Since upgrade.php does not use the standard mainheader.php
and mainfooter.php, this will be difficult to fix.

[Roy W. Andersen]

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This is actually intentional. Upgrade.php isn't something
you run very often, and it was therefore decided to leave it
as-is rather than trying to make it use the custom header
and footer. The way custom headers and footers are
implemented is more of a hack than anything else anyway
(also intentional - a more sophisticated approach will be
used in 3.0).

I wouldn't bother with this one, but feel free to "fix" it
if you really want to ;)

[Helge Lund Kolstad]

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Er, no. You'd have to do a diff between the standard
mainheader.php and the one from the style, and likewise with
mainfooter.php... and even then, you'd have no guarantees
that you were inserting the thusly extracted lines in the
proper places. I'll file this under "more trouble that it's
worth" and leave it open for reference.