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Have a read of the README for more information. In a nutshell, you can now make
your own test suites for Mahara, there is an organised structure for this.
There's still some work to do, but so far the foundations are good.

Some moving around of test stuff, attempting to create a standard structure for testing. Beginnings of a script for generating test suite files for tests

Fixed bug #712 - now 'site default' is allowed as a language setting for people. Newly registered users have this default, so if the site language is something else, they will be using that by default.

Added check that HTTP_USER_AGENT is available when doing an MSIE check. An error in the logs alerted me to this.

Fixed bug where finding search results + querying for an offset that doesn't contain any of the results was causing an error.

We shouldn't trust $results['count'] being > 0 to mean that $results['data'] has anything in it.

Bug tracked down from an error in the logs on production.

Renamed 'recent activity' to notifications. It's a bit of a 'dumb' rename, not taking filesystem paths or grammar into account, but then the whole settings section needs a path overhaul later anyway.

Fixed bug #1120 - broken language string when attempting to register with invalid password. Thanks to Aaron.

Fix bug #923, missed converting a 'c' table alias to 'g' for the communities -> groups transition. Good catch by Heinz

Fix for bug #726, another string made translatable. While I was there I json_encoded some of those get_string wotsits.

New js language file for german from Heinz. git diff isn't telling me what exactly the difference is tho...

The javascript calendar integration appears to have some bugs, some in the calendar and some in the hook-in javascript I wrote. I did manage to get the date inserting when you clicked 'today', but other problems with the behaviour (like not being able to select certain dates from the calendar under certain conditions) have led me to remove the javascript handling of valid dates and implement it server-side (as it should have already been anyway).

Maybe later, someone can come back and do the javascript properly.

Now permissions are checked in the blog edit/view pages, rather than in the constructor, which was only later going to end in pain and suffering. This will mean that views with blogs in them will work again, as per bug #1168.

* Now builds 'testing' as well - this is the tip of the latest stable branch
* Can build one at a time, or all three at once (with confirmation)
* Does not use cogito any more