now, thanks to some DAMN fine regular expression there which shows just how powerful the internets can be as a form of contemporary communication. Yeah, baby.

* Properly escaping content of HTML files.
* New variable $url in index.php which you can set to where PHP Directory Listing is installed. Then using it for a certain directory becomes as easy as simpling softlinking index.php into that directory.
* Changed empty file marker "[empty file]" into an m-dash to maintain language agnosticism.
* Fixing link size limitation for directories.
* Making filetype detection case-insensitive.
* Changed the Thumbnail class to always produce JPEGs, which seems to be more compatible with certain server setups.
* Replacing urlencode() with rawurlencode() in some places for RFC 1738 compliancy. Trying very hard to always be XHTML 1.0 Strict compliant with this, so if you still find cases where this is not true because of unforeseen filenames, please do mention!
* Fixing sorting to have directories come on top again.
* Caching PDF thumbnails like is done for all other thumbnails. Their generation is still monkey-patched into DirectoryListing.class.php, though.
* Added some filetypes to the list of text files that can be previewed.
* Showing the current folder in <title> now, thanks to some DAMN fine regular expression there which shows just how powerful the internets can be as a form of contemporary communication. Yeah, baby.