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Taking a hard-line stance here... but this is something I've thought about for a while. I don't see the point of deleting revisions, in fact I believe it defeats the entire purpose of this feature. If you're going to set up an audit trail, and that's how I view this, then you can't selectively ...

The development team has always been historically "small" - but these days it's at its largest "ever". Anyone can contribute code, etc. And to be honest team size isn't "really" the issue (I use quotes intentionally). The proposal to implement specific (unwavering) merge windows and point (alpha ...

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And exactly what I said ... so it's doing what it was intended to do

Unless things have changed a "new pm" is shown until you visit the private message panel in UCP. Once you've visited that, it's no longer new - you're deemed to have seen it. Now it may still be unread because of course you may not have clicked on it. Not everyone immediately clicks on the new pm to ...

-1 as a default. Make it available to template designers maybe (if it's not already, can't remember), but not in proSilver.

That's an array you can loop over accessing the elements it contains. This RFC adds the following capability:


<!-- BEGIN somerow -->
<ul>
<li>{somerow.VAR1[element1]}</li>
<li>{somerow.VAR1[element2]}</li>
</ul>
<!-- END somerow -->



// Loop twice
for ($i = 0; $i < 2; $i++)
{
$template ...

Yeah, this is why I favoured something other than a dot since it's not a block, you can't iterate over the content of the array, only access specific elements. Yeah, it handles multidimensional arrays.

As I say - my preference is to have readable templates - as opposed to page source which may have some extra newlines. Have you looked at pagination.html? I imagine you'll see why those extra newlines exist. If they shouldn't be there then I'll happily alter said templates - but it'll be at the ...

Currently the PR is running with [] lowercase element names.