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Moved the reply, forward, etc. buttons after the content (in the read order) but keep it displayed at the same place (CSS magic!).

Set meaningful alt text for the expand/collapse image of a message. Added title attribute to the link. Made both accurate with the status of the message.

Removed the tcl code in the adp and replaced it with a multirow

Fixed package forum-reading-info for Oracle.

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Fixed context bar. This had a empty parameter.

Remove unused parameter UseReadingInfo.

Merge oracle compatibility fix from HEAD

Fix path of the upgrade script to source

file mark-all-read-oracle.xql was initially added on branch oacs-5-4.

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file mark-all-read.tcl was initially added on branch oacs-5-4.

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file mark-all-read-postgresql.xql was initially added on branch oacs-5-4.

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Renamed mark_all_readed to mark-all-read

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Fixed packaged body bug

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Fix to avoid the growth of the subject line in a multi-language environment. The Re: prefix is always added using the site wide locale to be able to trim it.

Fixed problem on forum-view with messages(new_p) doesn't exist.

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Added callback implementation of forums_forum for search. Added comment in the SC implementation saying it's deprecated and not used, will have to be removed in 5.5

Moved css and js and a couple of templates over from 5.4, getting rid of

the notoriously broken expand/collapse thread buttons. This commit is a work

in progress, need to test and perhaps fix ...

The print.css link shouldn't be "alternative" but just plain style, since

it's enabled only for the "print" media type and we don't want theme zen's

or any other js to accidently select it ...

Cleaned up forums.js. As discussed in e-mail, changed generic function names

such as "toggle()" to "forums_toggle()" to reduce the odds of future name

clashes causing as much confusion and embarrassment as the recent ones in zen

and forums did. Made formatting consistent. Got rid of template::head calls

to load unused javascript which just made the code more confusing.

Behavior matches .LRN 2.2 behavior, the arrow on a message collapses or

expands that message only, not its subtree. Subtree would probably be better

(and I swear it did, once upon a time) but that will have to wait for the

future if people want it.

I think I removed a bit too much, such as stuff related to optional ajax

usage or something like that, so I put it back.

Got rid of Victor's terribly broken button stuff, and got simple open/close

message to work. However it only affects the one message, I thought it's

supposed to open/close subtrees ...

ANOTHER missing message key! (sigh) Available_Messages ...

Changing cookie name from "style" ( too general name for a cookie ) for

forums_messages_state.

Savin/loadingg state ( collapsed/expanded ) of messages.

Added missing message key.

Making expanded state the default when showing threads ( js functionality ).

Fixing typo in lib/forums/forums-chunk.

Making "new tag" in portlet consistent with bold forum titels showed

in forums index.

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Fixing expand/collapse for messages, individual and global behavior.

Now the collpase.css and expand.css are no longer needed, just commentted

those additions.

Removed link to the truly horrid, dangerous subscribe people and do magic

page.

Removing Print button from message view interface.

Fixing behavior in expand/collpase buttons.

Removing links to unused css's.

Changed *^*&#$(&*(*$%&#@ tabs to spaces, and yes, it messes up history, and

no, I don't care.