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Added javascript file to handle JS for site options page. Enforces reload of the page if certain settings are changed. Fixes #718.

Added a 'reply' method and made it call a PHP callback when a form needs replying to. I'm sure this is badly designed but will clean it up later.

A whole bunch of minor cleanups, adding some short statements to the admin pages so people know what they are fore.

Added callback for the 'replycallback' feature of pieforms, which helps handle forms that can be submitted by both js and non js better.

Named the site pages page more consistently - it's now 'edit site pages'. Deleted the inline javascript, it's now in a separate file.

Some stylistic cleanups. Removed the 'artefact view inactivity time' setting - it doesn't do anything. Make the form work with javascript disabled.

Make sure that the institution dropdown on admin user search is set appropriately after doing a search. Move some language strings out of view.php and update places in the admin section where they are referenced.

Prevent javascript errors when submitting a new search, caused by elements not existing. This makes the search AJAX again.

When cofiguring a newly created block instance, the cancel button removes it rather than cancelling edits

Put the 'locked fields' in a fieldset when adding/editing an institution. This shortens the default length of the institution form quite considerably.

Move the search form generation to before the call to pieform_get_headdata() so that the pieform JS files are included when necessary.

Also, remove errant second call to smarty_core(). That must've been slowing things down a bit.

Hack to avoid sending multiple watchlist notifications on the same view (doesn't really fix bug 1879)

Conflicts:

	htdocs/lib/web.php

Don't select any elements to load by default - pieforms handles loading and unloading of wysiwyg editors now. However, they're still handled by tinymce for the views interface.

Added a helper function to ensure that whether javascript is on or off, the profile form will submit successfully.

Add a configuration parameter for where the javascript files for Pieforms are located (new in pieforms 0.3)

Trigger tinyMCE to save all elements on the page when submitting a form. Removes a workaround from pieforms.

Use the pieform hooks to load/remove TinyMCE instances. This means that they get loaded and reloaded properly when the forms are submitted by AJAX.