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Thanks to Trent and all for the code!

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This new version fixed small bug and add return-path header in mail, which some user suggest fix the no mail received probem.

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This new release allows item author to approve/deny comments

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Let this serve as a reminder how to treat your users right, at work and while working on Nucleus.

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This new release fixed the get_file_contents problem for older PHP.

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A new version that based on TeRanEX's rewrite, with output template.

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This new release added emoticons panel.

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This new release built from v1.5 from gRegor and added a plugin admin menu to list and reset counts, as well as delete view counts entries on item deletion.

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This new release add backward compatibile seperate email field support from Red Dalek and others.

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cheers,

I've been working on many plugins recently to add support to call other plugins to do pre-processing work. In many plugins that deal with items and comments, the output often not display properly with other plugin's skinvar display in raw code (ie <%Image(file.jpg|1024|768|320|240|test image)%> for NP_PopupImageNetPBM).

I think the best way to fix such a problem is to trigger PreItem (for item) and PreComment (for comment) events before proceeding with the output. The event calls all plugins registered to the event to process the data so all plugin skinvars are render properly.

For comment pre-processing, this can be done by:

$manager->notify('PreComment', array('comment' => &$comment));

For item pre-processing, calls:

$manager->notify('PreItem', array('blog' => &$blog, 
'item' => &$item));

Assumption is "global $manager, $blog;" is done earlier in the code.

Note that plugin developer should format and make sure $comment and $item are in the same format as the core pass it to notify().