* monitor.php: Add nonce and move <script> inside </body>
* export_functions.php: Untested: Add @nonce to <script>
* blank.php: Add @nonce to <script> and add to CSP enforced views
* Enforce CSP on login and privacy views
* group.php: Add nonce and move <script> inside </body>
* filter.php: Add @nonce to <script>
* Fix updateButtons argument on the filter page upon change and page load
* events.php: Add @nonce to <script>
* Add Content-Security-Policy-Report-Only: script-src 'self' 'nonce-' policy
* Use @data-on-click-this to attach inline click event handlers which expect being called with 'this'
Only handle ones that don't return a value.
* Use @data-on-click to attach inline click event handlers with no args and no return value
* Use @data-on-click-true to attach inline click event handlers with 'true' as the only argument
* Enforce a script-src CSP on views without inline JS
* Convert some onchange attributes to data-on-change
Things like the we require javascript message, and any other messages like error messages.
Use this on the monitor and console view to stick an error message at the top when saving a monitor fails.
This is a pretty quick, crude implementation.
* initial implementation of privacy popup
* split the privacy text and run it through translate
* change style of toggle button, validate the form
* fix copy/paste error
* fix typos
* display privacy view inline rather than popup
* display privacy inline if show_privacy flag set
* redirect to console after selection is made
* typo
* css formatting
* update privacy verbiage
* create and load default.php
* fix typos
* fix erroneous copy/paste
* initial implementation of privacy popup
* split the privacy text and run it through translate
* change style of toggle button, validate the form
* fix copy/paste error
* fix typos
* display privacy view inline rather than popup
* display privacy inline if show_privacy flag set
* redirect to console after selection is made
* typo
* css formatting
* update privacy verbiage
* push privacy text to all language files