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Refs #4970 prevent Firefox from adding files to TinyMCE editor
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Elgg 1.8.14
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mod/tinymce/vendor/tinymce/jscripts/tiny_mce/langs/en.js
mod/tinymce/vendor/tinymce/jscripts/tiny_mce/themes/advanced/langs/en_dlg.js
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Fixes #4802 notifications sent when status is newly set to published
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status
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Tinymce plugin: update to version 3.5.8 of Tinymce editor
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foxglove-2
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foxglove-2
Conflicts:
mod/messages/pages/messages/read.php
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Elgg 1.8.13 release
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#4880 - incorrect usage of elgg_get_entities_* parameters
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We had an Elgg user named Chris Read with username 'read'. Once he registered, people's messages stopped working because hitting a message in your inbox was a url like: [site_name]/messages/read/459 - and the message code, supporting the old URL format, looked up the parameter right after messages and did a lookup on that word. So, since it got a user, redirected to his inbox. Yipes! So I put in some code checking that the parameter really is your username, so it would work for Chris, but not for anyone else. It works fine now.
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