// FIXME: should we use DENY instead? We can also make this a configurable value, including giving the admin the option of removing this entirely in case they WANT to be framed by an external domain
. ' throw "Clickjacking security violation! Please log out immediately!"; /* this code should never execute - exception should already have been thrown since it\'s a security violation in this case to even try to access top.document.domain (but it\'s left here just to be extra safe) */ } } catch (e) { self.location = "'
// 2. Option user-defined stylesheet from preferences.
if (!empty($used_theme) && $used_theme != 'none') {
/**
* All styles (except "none" - ugh) just point to a directory,
* so we need to include all .css files in that directory.
*/
//FIXME: rid ourselves of "none" strings! I didn't do it here because I think the problem is that the theme itself should never be "none" (? well, what else would it be? if "none" theme is actually OK, then is there a constant to use below in stead of a hard-coded string?)
//FIXME: does checkForJavascript() make the 2nd part of the if() below unneccessary?? (that is, I think checkForJavascript() might already look for new_js_autodetect_results...(?))