[theme-reviewers] Theme-Check plugin and textdomain

[Chip Bennett]

Is this action even necessary?

A Theme can't be uninstalled through the Admin UI unless it is deactivated.
If it's already deactivated, then the user has already selected another
active Theme (or WordPress has already reverted - or attempted to revert -
to the default Theme).

Or am I missing something?

Chip

On Wed, Jan 19, 2011 at 9:39 AM, Simon Prosser <pross at pross.org.uk> wrote:

> On 01/19/11 15:31, Syahir Hakim wrote:
> > I used Dreamweaver's search function, and there's no occurrence of
> > 'twentyten' inside __() or _e().
> >
> > Correcting my previous email, there's actually two occurrences of the
> > string 'twentyten', which is inside the theme's uninstall script, which
> > switches to the twentyten theme after deleting my theme's database
> entries.
> >
> > This is the line:
> > switch_theme('twentyten', 'twentyten');
> >
> > If I comment out that line, theme-check does not show any warning and
> > show that the theme passes the check. Uncomment that line, and the
> > warning appears.
> Thats what its designed to do ;)
>
> So you switch back to twentyten when a use uninstalles your theme?
> assuming of course the user HAS TwentyTen still installed, what if he
> does not?
>
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