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jQuery 1.8.2 is a bug-fix and performance-improvement release addressing regressions from earlier 1.8 versions, with corrections to deferred objects, event handling, offset calculations, selectors, and DOM traversal. The update resolves issues affecting browser compatibility (particularly IE and mobile devices), pseudo-class selectors, and event delegation performance.
A bug report for Flot, a jQuery-based JavaScript plotting library, documenting compatibility issues with Internet Explorer 9.
I can't summarize this for you because there's no saved article here—this is a list of GitHub issues from the ketchup-plugin repository showing bug reports and feature requests. If you'd like me to summarize an actual article or document, please share that instead.
A PHP 5.1.3 bug caused $_POST arrays with nested keys (like `masivasid[id_1]` and `masivasid[id_2]`) to be parsed incorrectly when forms were submitted with `multipart/form-data` encoding, resulting in malformed array structures where later keys would be nested under earlier ones instead of existing at the same level. The issue affected all Linux systems tested and did not occur with GET requests, breaking functionality in applications like phpMyAdmin, with users identifying the likely culprit as the `php_register_variable_ex` function in the PHP source code.