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@adamf321 I've included rangy and undojs and now your example works: http://jsfiddle.net/9cbryhLu/1/ @robertleeplummerjr does it mean that those 2 librairies are hard dependencies when `invokeElement` is needed?

This would be a very convenient feature. Until it gets implemented, we can get a similar effect by passing an absolutely positioned element to the `containment` option: ```javascript var $containment=$('').css({...

Actually this behaviour was intentional, because the library tries to avoid the situation where asynchronous calls would be silently lost just because the PHP CLI executable could not be found....

Thanks for the insights. I'll refactor the library when I have a bit more time. I'll see if it's possible to guess the binary "just in time" and/or skip the...

Hey Rafael, I'm fine thanks! Have you considered setting the `migrate` flag on? It would automatically permanently redirect `/users` to `/pt/users`. From my experience, leaving primary language URIs untouched can...

:up: Here's a use case: to give the ability to customize error messages according to the HTTP status (404, 403, 401, 400, 500).

Hmmm I don't think there's an alternative to storing data in arrays. Otherwise data would be shared among scripts, which is not what we're after in this case.

The custom Cache class is a good idea, but is not very practical at the moment because of the impossibility to handle multiple cache backends. Or am I wrong about...

> i'd have solved this in the Category-class with a static array That's how I would do it at the moment. I'm just wondering if the framework can't help us...

If we consider that nobody would need to define a generic hook, it could even be simplified in: ``` php // auto-hash passwords $mapper->onset('password',function(&$val){ $val=Bcrypt::instance()->hash($val); }); // auto-serialize/unserialize array data...