PHP5 XML, commandline tidy was fine, but no testing had been done on the two extensions together.
Updated to use PHP5 XML/XSL methods correctly.
Namespaces and XMLbase were both severely different 4->5

Ensured it always returns a string. the PHP5 extenstion returns an object (which cast naturally into a string) but passing that thing direct to XML processor KILLED Apache each time

Specifically the dump/tostring func, and the XSL Base. Also a problem with setting a doc namespace

Got it all going in 4.7! Needs testing as I've found a few hidden dangers in the 4.7 changes (like alias caching) but the API bits should be fitting together again

Verified the settings a little more (ensured trailing slash on subsections)
UI tweak for the file list.
Tidied some of the form stuff for conversion to 4.7

Legacy file containing php markup kill the XML parser. Added a filter to discard php code. Shold probably make it optional or escape it somehow to protect

This is distinct from renaming the URLs themselves.

Can now provide a smooth transition from /old/section/index.html links into just 'new/section' syntax, across the board.

Mostly harmless, but messy

dirname('/ok.htm') returns '\'; No idea why, may only happen at root level on Win

Corrected the options settings checkboxes - the default value and the actual value were swapped in the code -

Modified to support (semi) query strings in import URLS. it hashes them to ugly filenames, just so I can save the remote document as a local file safely.

the / at the end of the path. When I put one in, I end up with two.

- page already exists (merge or skip)
- no title found on page (skip, guess or placeholder)

Seems moz doesn't lrt me access dom stuff like checkbox.getAttribute('checked') - only checkbox.checked - although it should be an exposed attribute! the DHTML .checked is an internal value only, why can't I get at it via dom?

Checks that path.module and menu.module are available before using them.

Latest version of htmltidy deals with script commenting correctly for XHTML, removed my manual comment hack