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    1. POTwo clicks needed on jQuery validation
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    2. POShould I explicily add/delete OpenGraph objects that are added to / removed from my site?
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    3. POCan I put an http psw on a site and still let Facebook REALTIME apis through?
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    2. POCan I disable the blue highlighting in YUI menus on Safari and Chrome?
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    3. POHow to set up multiple overlays/forms with jQuery Tools?
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    1. COThanks much. At this point, pragmatism has taken over, and I've defined page-user-settings.tpl.php where I'm (choke!) hacking the primary and secondary menus together by hand. I needed to define a few more lines like $items['user/%user_category/settings/account'] = $items['user/%user_category/edit/account'] for the other secondaries, but it's working and isn't too terribly ugly. Yes, it's wrong/misguided/evil, but it's never going to be extended in a truly drupalish way, and I gotta move on from this. At least I'm not hacking core... :)
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    2. CO@Andrew -- at the risk of reopening this: As you might assume, the method you laid out has been working well for me. But I'm now noticing that, ever so often, the validator seems to not get assigned to the form -- attempts to submit the form fail because the validator can't be found. The page must be refreshed to proceed. It happens rarely, usually when I'm showing the site to other people :) I've been trying, but haven't been able to isolate any causes; are there any chances of a race condition or something getting in the way of the validator getting assigned? Or something else? Thx!
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    3. COThx; good idea, but not quite. A better problem statement: I've got a table of time-stamped items, and I want to get the N most recent items in the table. However, there could be ties -- if I'm looking for 5 items, the 6th item could have the same time as #5. So, my plan was to get the top five, get the timestamp of the 5th, and then redo the query to get all the items with timestamps up to that value (in this case, getting the 6th item). Thus my possibly kludgy way above, which at least seems to be working. But now @rimian has me worried about the transactional aspects of all this. Thoughts?
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