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I know we can have custom css, but give a Dark theme please 

Quote from Xinhuan

And that, I can only login to the forums at http://www.wowace.com/home/login/

Attempting to login to the forums via using the forums itself such as "quote" "reply", etc that results in a vBulletin Message "You are not logged in or you do not have permission to access this page.", well, the forums are not recognizing the exact same user/pass.

Quote from Galvin

The chat box on legion is underneath the action bar. On live this doesn't happen. Is there a way to change the frame strata for this or a way I can modify the code?
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Quote from Nasias

Edit: Also, interestingly enough, when I implemented the deep copying approach, if I had a table inside the char table, I encountered a problem when trying to update the table with less keys than it's default counterpart had (and setting the remainder of keys to nil)-- Where the new table would be populated with the default values from the default table when they were initially set to nil-- on a relog or a ui reload, but the values that weren't set to nil retained their set values. I hope that makes sense?

From what I understand, setting a table key value to nil removes that table key and value from the table, so...
[...]
Why is this? And if again I'm doing something wrong, how do I properly implement this as well? Unless this is simply a side effect of incorrectly assigning the variables in the self.db table as discussed previously.

Quote from Nasias

Do you have a code example to demonstrate the proper way to do this?

function MyAddon:ChangeVars()
	print(self.db.char.foo);    --> bar
	self.db.char.foo = "apple";
	print(self.db.char.foo);    --> apple
	
	-- Relog
	print(self.db.char.foo);    --> apple
	
	-- provided there are no deep tables
[COLOR="RoyalBlue"]	for k, v in pairs(self.OtherOptions.char) do
		self.db.char[k] = v;
	end[/COLOR]
	
	-- or simply, since it's just 1 value in this case
	[COLOR="RoyalBlue"]-- self.db.char.foo = self.OtherOptions.char.foo;[/COLOR]
	
	print(self.db.char.foo);    --> cactus
	
	-- Relog
	print(self.db.char.foo);    --> [COLOR="RoyalBlue"]cactus[/COLOR]
end

Quote from Nasias

Why is it that if I change a variable explicitly, the change gets saved between sessions, but if I change the MyAddon.db.char to point to the values stored in MyAddon.OtherOptions.char, the changes are only saved for the current session, and revert back afterwards?

http://www.lua.org/manual/5.3/manual.html#2.1
Tables, functions, threads, and (full) userdata values are objects: variables do not actually contain these values, only references to them. Assignment, parameter passing, and function returns always manipulate references to such values; these operations do not imply any kind of copy.

local function copyTable(tab)
	local copy = {};
	for k, v in pairs(tab) do
		if ( type(v) == "table" ) then
			copy[k] = copyTable(v);
		else
			copy[k] = v;
		end
	end
	return copy;
end

function MyAddon:ChangeVars()
	print(self.db.char.foo);    --> bar
	self.db.char.foo = "apple";
	print(self.db.char.foo);    --> apple
	
	-- Relog
	print(self.db.char.foo);    --> apple
	self.db.char = [COLOR="RoyalBlue"]copyTable(self.OtherOptions.char);[/COLOR]
	print(self.db.char.foo);    --> cactus
	
	-- Relog
	print(self.db.char.foo);    --> [COLOR="RoyalBlue"]cactus[/COLOR]
end;

Yes, the front page looks nice.

Omitting -nolib files made the overview more organized.

Easier to find the report project button now :)

Repository settings/tab is hard to find, had to look up Phanx' post.

Downloading files from the cdn (europe) didn't seem to work, maybe because of the beta.