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1 11 39092 REST API: Add support for filename search in media endpoint REST API 4.7 normal normal 4.7.1 enhancement new has-patch 2016-12-05T21:33:31Z 2016-12-09T18:21:53Z "In [38625], the functionality to search for attachments by filename was added via the `_filter_query_attachment_filenames` function and exposed via the `query-attachments` AJAX action.
This applies the same filter function in the same manner in the REST API `/media` endpoint.
It was necessary to move `_filter_query_attachment_filenames` from `wp-admin/post.php` to `wp-includes/post.php` as the function did not exist in the context of a REST API call to that endpoint.
To test:
* Change the `Title` of an attachment to something other than a filename.
* Attempt to search for the filename via the `media?search=`... endpoint -- notice it doesn't surface the intended result
* Apply patch
* Repeat the search call -- it should surface the intended result" jblz
1 7 39010 REST API: Treat null and other falsy values like `false` in 'rest_allow_anonymous_comments' jnylen0 REST API 4.7 normal normal 4.7.1 enhancement reopened commit 2016-12-01T18:50:17Z 2016-12-08T17:06:06Z "Currently the `rest_allow_anonymous_comments` filter checks for an explicit `false` value to disable anonymous comments. We should extend this check to any falsy value instead.
As noted in the tests, the specific case I'm envisioning is that a plugin developer forgets to include a return value for some code path in their callback for this filter, leading to a value of `null` which is currently treated like `true`. We should fix this before it has a chance to show up in the wild.
Props @joehoyle for originally spotting this at ticket:38855#comment:6, but it wasn't addressed in the commit there." jnylen0
9 15 39132 WP 4.7, object-cache.php breaks the site if APC is not enabled in php Bootstrap/Load 4.7 normal normal 4.7.1 defect (bug) new has-patch 2016-12-07T03:18:43Z 2016-12-11T01:22:37Z "'''This happens if PHP doesn't have APC enabled.'''
In wp-includes/object-cache.php: the code checks if APC is enabled, by checking the existence of the function 'apc_fetch'. If it isn't, then it sets $GLOBALS`['_wp_using_ext_object_cache']` to false, and manually adds a filter to $wp_filter`['all']` , like this:
$GLOBALS['wp_filter']['all'][-100]['apc_not_actually_running'] = array( 'function' => 'apc_not_actually_running', 'accepted_args' => 0 );
Then, when _wp_call_all_hook() is called (this is in wp-includes/plugin.php), the code breaks.
This happens because it does this:
$wp_filter['all']->do_all_hook( $args );
meaning, it expects $wp_filter`['all']` to be a WP_Hook object, but it is an array due to the override that happened in object-cache.php (mentioned above).
An ""solution"" for users would be to install and enable APC on php,
or comment the line that adds the filter as an array in object-cache.php (line 667 in the latest version). The real solution would be to add this filter using/via WP_Hook?
" innocuo
2 4 39109 Twenty Seventeen: starter content array needs a filter Bundled Theme 4.7 normal normal 4.7.1 defect (bug) new 2016-12-06T15:10:58Z 2016-12-08T16:05:31Z "There currently seems to be no way to extend the starter content provided in Twenty Seventeen in a child theme. I'd suggest applying a filter to the starter content array so that child themes (or plugins) can selectively add or remove items as they see fit without having to duplicate the entire array. This should also become a best practice for all themes.
While we're at it, there are no inline comments whatsoever around Twenty Seventeen's starter content registration. Since this is the only canonical complete implementation initially available, we should add some inline documentation to explain how the starter content array works.
Calling `add_theme_support( 'starter-content', array( ...` in a child theme seems to prevent starter content from working at all since the theme's starter content is registered already. The workaround would probably require removing theme support then adding it and duplicating the entire array until the filter is in place." celloexpressions
2 39227 Changeset parameter not generated westonruter* Customize 4.7 normal normal 4.7.1 defect (bug) accepted 2016-12-10T20:10:35Z 2016-12-11T10:25:45Z "I tried this new feature with Twenty Seventeen, went to Customizer, changed Color schema in left column and there is no changeset URL parameter to copy and share?
I waited a little bit, but nothing happened until I clicked somewhere into preview area. Then, changeset parameter was finally generated. I do not think it is expected behaviour?" pavelevap
1 9 39198 Customize: Apostrophes in custom CSS cause false positives for validation errors westonruter Customize 4.7 normal normal 4.7.1 defect (bug) reopened commit 2016-12-09T10:34:19Z 2016-12-10T06:45:39Z "Good day,
I don't know if I'm writing in the correct section, so I apologize in advance.
I found a bug in WordPress 4.7.0 with the italian language installed.
When customizing a theme via the ""Additional CSS"" tool, an error is generated when saving the custom code.
I will attach a screenshot of this error.
In particular, in italian is translated the CSS comment section:
You can add your own CSS here.
Click the help icon above to learn more.
in this way:
Puoi aggiungere qui il tuo CSS.
Per saperne di più fai clic sull'icona di aiuto qui sopra.
As you can see, there is a single quote {{{ ' }}} in the CSS comment. The problem is that, when saving the custom CSS, WordPress generate the following error:
Your single quotes ' are uneven. Make sure there is a closing ' for every opening '.
At first I thought I had made a typing error, but the error is generated even when saving only that comment.
I know I can avoid this error not using the {{{ ' }}} in the CSS code, but I think ""normal"" users won't understand this, even because in italian the use of single quote is often necessary.
Maybe WordPress should not ""check"" the comment sections in order to check if single quotes are uneven. But this is only an opinion :D
However you can replicate this error installing WordPress in italian in localhost, customizing the default theme and editing the ""Additional CSS"" section (in italian ""CSS aggiuntivo"").
I hope that my report will be useful, and thank you very much for everything you do.
''Dan''" dan.sed
2 39098 Customize: Clicking on child elements of preview links fails to abort navigation to non-previewable links westonruter* Customize normal normal 4.7.1 defect (bug) accepted has-patch 2016-12-06T03:05:52Z 2016-12-09T20:29:39Z "In Twenty Seventeen, the social links nav menu has SVG elements as children of the nav menu item links. The `handleLinkClick` function that handles delegated clicks on `a` elements is currently checking if the `event.target` lacks an `href` attribute and if so, it short-circuits since it's not a link. But if the user clicks on a child element, then the `event.target` is not actually the `a` element but the clicked element. The logic for getting the link element needs to change as follows:
- link = $( event.target );
+ link = $( event.target ).closest( 'a' );
}}}" westonruter
1 4 39100 Customize: Edit shortcuts do not work if page hasn't been saved and published westonruter Customize 4.7 normal normal 4.7.1 defect (bug) reviewing commit 2016-12-06T04:07:27Z 2016-12-09T22:40:48Z "This may not be possible to fix given the workflow, but it seemed like an issue.
In Twenty Seventeen:
1. Go to Customizer — Theme Options.
2. Make a new page (for a section).
3. Click on the edit icon for that new page/section.
4. Edit icon doesn't do anything.
5. Click edit icon for existing page. That one works.
This makes some sense because the new page isn't saved and published yet, but it seems like the preview should still work with the page.
Reproduced by myself, @laurelfulford and @melchoyce." davidakennedy
1 5 39102 Customize: Shift-click on placeholder nav menu items fails to focus on the nav menu item control westonruter Customize normal normal 4.7.1 defect (bug) reopened commit 2016-12-06T04:24:51Z 2016-12-11T01:22:31Z When you shift-click on a nav menu item in the customizer preview, the corresponding `nav_menu_item` control should be focused in the pane. However, currently when adding a new nav menu item in the customizer, shift-click is focusing on the nav menu location control as opposed to the nav menu item control. westonruter
2 8 39125 Customize: Video Header YouTube field has issues when whitespace is inserted at beginning or end of URL westonruter Customize 4.7 normal normal 4.7.1 defect (bug) reopened commit 2016-12-06T22:24:17Z 2016-12-10T06:59:57Z "If the YouTube text field for video headers has white space at the beginning or end of the string, it causes issues. To reproduce:
1. Go to Header Media in the Customizer with Twenty Seventeen activated.
2. Insert a YouTube URL, with a space at the '''beginning''' of the string.
3. In the preview, a refresh happens, but the video isn't there. No errors are output as to why that might be.
4. Save & Publish.
5. On the front end, nothing is output.
The reverse:
1. Go to Header Media in the Customizer with Twenty Seventeen activated.
2. Insert a YouTube URL, with a space at the '''end''' of the string.
3. In the preview, a refresh happens, and a YouTube iframe is there, but the video errors out.
4. Save & Publish.
5. On the front end, a YouTube iframe is there, but the video errors out.
We should handle errors better in the Customizer for this type of thing, and potentially trim whitespace if it's not too aggressive." davidakennedy
2 13 39134 Customize: custom CSS textarea is scrolled to top when pressing tab westonruter Customize 4.7 normal normal 4.7.1 defect (bug) reopened commit 2016-12-07T05:48:22Z 2016-12-10T00:44:14Z When there's enough CSS for a scrollbar on the textarea, it jumps to the top whenever you press the tab key. This is a very frustrating experience as a user; milestoning for 4.7.1 for investigation since it's introduced by a new 4.7 feature. See forthcoming screencast. celloexpressions
5 2 39101 Customize: edit shortcuts for custom menu widgets do not work sirbrillig Customize 4.7 normal normal 4.7.1 defect (bug) assigned 2016-12-06T04:23:29Z 2016-12-10T16:42:07Z "Custom menu widgets contain associated menu partials, which also get shortcuts. This has a few issues:
- There are two shortcut icons, one for the menu and one for the widget.
- The menu shortcut doesn't work. Menu partials look for the associated menu location control, but menus displayed via widgets are not in a menu location.
- Depending on the theme, if the widget does not have a title the menu shortcut will likely be displayed on top of the widget shortcut. Since the menu shortcut doesn't work and the widget shortcut is essentially hidden, the shortcuts appear broken and essentially do nothing (unless you navigate to the widget shortcut with the keyboard).
We should either prevent the menu within a custom menu widget from getting an edit shortcut, or hide that icon with CSS. The widget shortcut is more appropriate in that the widget is the ""location"" of the menu, and the widget control links to edit the menu similarly to the menu location controls." celloexpressions
2 7 39103 Customize: menus aren't deleted westonruter Customize 4.7 normal normal 4.7.1 defect (bug) reopened commit 2016-12-06T05:46:27Z 2016-12-10T06:37:05Z In trunk, deleting a menu in the customizer appears to be successful. However, the next time you open or reload the customizer, any deleted menus reappear. This may cause larger issues with conflicting menu names, for example, because the menu seems to be deleted but actually isn't. celloexpressions
2 7 39104 Customize: starter content home menu item needs to be a link, not a page westonruter Customize 4.7 normal major 4.7.1 defect (bug) reopened commit 2016-12-06T05:51:57Z 2016-12-10T23:38:37Z "Core menus use a custom link item for ""home"" rather than associating home with a static front page, when present. However, starter content provides a `page_home` item that insets the ""home"" page as an item in the starter menu.
Menus use a link for ""home"" because the page item will not always actually link home if the user changes the static front page option to be a different page or show the latest posts. This also means that core does not provide a starter-content menu item for ""home"" for themes that default to showing latest posts on front. For these reasons, the `page_home` menu item in starter content should be ''replaced'' with `link_home` to avoid theme developers accidentally introducing this usability trap.
Presuming that this is delayed to 4.7.1, we probably shouldn't remove the `page_home` item entirely. Instead we can deprecate it ''and'' change it to be the link-type menu item that it should be. We'd also add a `link_home` item that has a `title` of ""Home"" and a `url` of the site url. Because `page_home` becomes an unfortunate deprecated item existing only for back compat and with an inaccurate name, Twenty Seventeen would need to be updated alongside 4.7.1 as it currently contains the only canonical example implementation of starter content and is likely to be directly copied.
'''Note that until this is changed, all users creating a new site with core starter content will end up with easily-broken ""home"" links in their menus.'''
" celloexpressions
3 11 39175 Customizer assumes url is passed with replaceState and pushState westonruter Customize trunk normal normal 4.7.1 defect (bug) reopened commit 2016-12-08T02:17:40Z 2016-12-09T20:39:42Z "According to the w3 spec on pushState and replaceState, the third argument `url` is optional.
In customize-preview.js, `injectUrlWithState( url )` assumes `url` is set, and may append query strings to an undefined `url`. If the javascript on the page uses `replaceState` without passing in the optional third `url` paramenter, this results in preview urls like: `https://example.com/undefined?customize_changeset_uuid=de92e920-e85f-41c3-ab0a-ed6713655aee`.
When provided an url like this, the end result will be the customizer preview displaying a 404 page. Unless, I assume, you have a page with the slug ""undefined"" or ""null"".
" Christian1012
2 6 39009 Customizer: the preview UI language should be the user language westonruter Customize 4.7 normal normal 4.7.1 defect (bug) reopened commit 2016-12-01T18:15:22Z 2016-12-09T20:38:37Z "In WordPress 4.7 there are two languages (the site language and the user language) and any controls, text, messages, etc., that are part of the UI should be displayed in the user language, i.e. the one users choose for the admin interface.
By the way, the Customizer preview UI uses the site language. See the screenshots below, taken using these settings:
User language: Spanish
Site language: Deutsch
For example, the edit buttons title and aria label attributes should be in Spanish, as well as the ""Shift Click"" tooltip:
[[Image(https://cldup.com/cKn5xdTHlA.png)]]" afercia
14 39128 "ERROR MESSAGE ""non existing changeset UUID""" Customize 4.7 normal normal 4.7.1 defect (bug) new reporter-feedback 2016-12-07T00:12:58Z 2016-12-09T20:35:36Z RomainVB
2 39194 Invalid parameters in Custom CSS and Changeset queries Customize 4.7 normal normal 4.7.1 defect (bug) new has-patch 2016-12-09T01:26:35Z 2016-12-09T21:08:27Z "The `update_term_meta_cache` parameter is passed to `WP_Query` in `wp_get_custom_css_post()` and `WP_Customize_Manager::find_changeset_post_id()`. As far as I can tell, `update_term_meta_cache` is allowed in only `WP_Term_Query` and isn't handled by `WP_Query`.
The attached patch would swap in `'update_post_term_cache' => false` and `'lazy_load_term_meta' => false` based on the inference that neither query is supposed to cause side-effects with terms or term meta.
(Side note: Two tests in `Tests_Query_MetaQuery` also pass `update_term_meta_cache` to `WP_Query`. I've attached a second patch for those, if a fix is warranted.)
" dlh
3 11 39145 custom-background URL escaped westonruter Customize 4.7 normal normal 4.7.1 defect (bug) reopened commit 2016-12-07T13:45:53Z 2016-12-09T20:39:41Z "In 4.7 the URL of a custom background-image (e.g. in TwentySixteen) added through the customizer is escaped (addslashed):
body.custom-background { background-image: url(""http:\/\/localhost\/wordpress\/wp-content\/uploads\/layerslider\/Full-width-demo-slider\/left.png"")
This at least [breaks Autoptimize of that CSS]https://wordpress.org/support/topic/incompatibility-with-wp-4-7-aggregate-inline-css/#post-8524535, but is likely to cause other problems as well." futtta
2 5 39157 Feed returns 404 when there are no posts Feeds 4.7 normal normal 4.7.1 defect (bug) new needs-unit-tests 2016-12-07T18:55:57Z 2016-12-10T11:52:00Z "Probably result of #30210.
In WP 4.6.1 website without posts returned empty feed.
In WP 4.7 there is only 404 response and message: `ERROR: This is not a valid feed.`
And another side effect: When using `add_feed()` to adding own function then it worked in WP 4.6.1 by default because `$wp_query` contains by default 10 latest posts and even if there were no posts, callback function was processed. But now there is check for `$wp_query->have_posts()` (see [38929]) and so after update to WP 4.7 all these functions stopped working :-( Probably some plugins will be affected by this behaviour..." pavelevap
2 7 39141 RSS feeds have incorrect lastBuildDate when using alternate languages Feeds 4.7 normal normal 4.7.1 defect (bug) new has-patch 2016-12-07T11:25:21Z 2016-12-10T18:42:07Z "When setting my site in English, the RSS feed says:
'''Wed, 30 Nov 2016 15:47:34 +0000'''
But when I set it up in Dutch, it says:
'''wo, 30 nov 2016 15:47:34 +0000'''
This date should be a valid RFC date. Otherwise feed validators won't validate the feed.
'''Possible fix:'''
" __jester
4 39195 Undefined index: extension in class-wp-image-editor-imagick.php on line 152 joemcgill* Media 4.7 normal normal 4.7.1 defect (bug) accepted needs-unit-tests 2016-12-09T02:01:14Z 2016-12-10T20:08:37Z "This is a follow-up to #37608.
The '''EXACT SAME ERROR was just introduced with WordPress 4.7''' in class-wp-image-editor-imagick.php line 152 and is now generating notices all over my development instance when uploading images via a plugin I'm developing
try {
$this->image = new Imagick();
$file_parts = pathinfo( $this->file );
$filename = $this->file;
if ( 'pdf' == strtolower( $file_parts['extension'] ) ) {
$filename = $this->pdf_setup();
The $info variable is created using PHP's very own pathinfo() like this:
$info = pathinfo( $this->file );
$dir = $info['dirname'];
$ext = $info['extension'];
According to PHP documentation, the extension index can be missing (not set) if the file does not have one.
The code above will obviously generate a notice in such a scenario. An easy way around this is NOT to assume the ""extension"" index is present, for example like this:
$dir = pathinfo( $this->file, PATHINFO_DIRNAME );
$ext = pathinfo( $this->file, PATHINFO_EXTENSION );
}}}" JaworskiMatt
7 39006 REST API: Language setting should not be present when no languages are available Options, Meta APIs 4.7 normal normal 4.7.1 defect (bug) new 2016-12-01T16:12:57Z 2016-12-08T16:27:32Z "In `register_initial_settings()`, the `WPLANG` setting is always present (and always available to the REST API), but on the General Settings screen this field is not available if there are no languages installed on the site.
This field should not be registered as an editable setting in the REST API if there are no languages installed on the site, however it makes sense for the setting to be available as read-only, even if it only returns `en_US` in this situation." johnbillion
7 39211 is_page_template could return true on terms swissspidy Posts, Post Types 4.7 normal normal 4.7.1 defect (bug) assigned has-patch 2016-12-09T16:18:01Z 2016-12-11T10:39:16Z Since this function no longer checks is_page(), the ID from get_queried_object_id will always be used to check the post template slug - this ID is not guaranteed to be a post ID. If that ID matches a Post ID with that page template it will return true even though that template is not being loaded. If that ID matches with any Post ID that does not have page template set it will most likely return true is_page_template() with no argument. natereist
7 39072 Add gmt_offset as a REST API setting REST API 4.7 normal normal 4.7.1 defect (bug) new needs-unit-tests 2016-12-04T20:21:43Z 2016-12-08T16:33:25Z "The timezone string can be seen and updated via the REST API, but there is no way to get the GMT offset (which I would imagine is more more valuable for calculating things). There is also no way to update it (aka manual offset).
The attached patch is one way to fix it. It makes sure to clear out the timezone string if you are manually overriding/setting the offset. I'm not sure if what I have is the best way to handle that case for the API, but I took a stab at it. If a timezone string is set, the offset is correctly returned for that timezone." jshreve
11 39150 Empty JSON Payload Causes rest_invalid_json jnylen0* REST API 4.7 normal normal 4.7.1 defect (bug) accepted has-patch 2016-12-07T15:55:28Z 2016-12-09T18:59:30Z "The rest_invalid_json error was introduced in #38547 which is meant to detect defect json in body. However, if a empty body is used, this is marked as invalid as well.
There are scenarios where empty body are used especially when deleting an item.
For example calling a DELETE method on a custom endpoint like the below means deleting the ID 1 from the item resource. There is no need to pass in any unnecessary body content.
DELETE /wp-json/custom-endppint/item/1
" GamerZ
1 8 39042 REST API: Allow sanitization_callback to be set to null to bypass `rest_parse_request_arg()` kkoppenhaver REST API 4.7 normal normal 4.7.1 defect (bug) assigned has-patch 2016-12-03T19:41:37Z 2016-12-08T16:40:14Z "In #38593 we use the default callback for a property type if it is set, but you cannot override this behavior.
As an example, if you have a property schema like:
'some_email' => array(
'description' => __( 'Email address for ...' ),
'type' => 'string',
'format' => 'email',
'arg_options' => array(
'sanitize_callback' => null, // SHOULD skip built-in saniziation of 'email' type.
'validate_callback' => 'custom_callback',
The logic in `WP_REST_Request->sanitize_params()` that was added in [39091] does not account for `null` being the `sanitization_callback` which then results in `rest_parse_request_arg()` being set to the callback, which runs both default sanitization and validation functions.
See: https://core.trac.wordpress.org/browser/trunk/src/wp-includes/rest-api/class-wp-rest-request.php?annotate=blame#L823
" rachelbaker
17 38700 REST API: Cannot send an empty or no-op comment update rmccue REST API 4.7 normal normal 4.7.1 defect (bug) assigned has-patch 2016-11-08T01:41:08Z 2016-12-08T16:44:31Z "Sending a POST/PUT/PATCH request to `/wp/v2/comments/:id` fails if the update is empty, or if the comment data is the same as what's currently stored in the database.
This is due to a [https://core.trac.wordpress.org/browser/trunk/src/wp-includes/comment.php?rev=39153&marks=2204,2222#L2191 quirk] of `wp_update_comment`: it returns the number of rows updated by `$wpdb->update`, which may be zero. However, zero is [https://core.trac.wordpress.org/browser/trunk/src/wp-includes/comment.php?rev=39153&marks=2146,2151#L2128 also used] as the return value for an error condition. The API should differentiate between these two states.
For any other object type, sending a ""null update"" via the API is successful." jnylen0
1 4 39054 REST API: Improve error messages for number relational validation REST API 4.7 normal normal 4.7.1 defect (bug) new has-patch 2016-12-04T17:15:12Z 2016-12-08T16:48:02Z "For a simple relation (i.e. when not describing that a value should be `between` two bounds), using the `exclusive` & `inclusive` modifiers aren't as readable as they could be.
When the relation is `exclusive`, `greater than` implies the exclusivity.
When the relation is `inclusive`, `greater than or equal to` would be easier to read.
For example, calling `/media?page=0` currently returns: `page must be greater than 1 (inclusive)`.
I'd expect it to say: `page must be greater than or equal to 1`" jblz
1 9 38977 REST API: `password` is incorrectly included in arguments to get a media item REST API 4.7 normal normal 4.7.1 defect (bug) new has-patch 2016-11-29T05:23:08Z 2016-12-09T18:21:53Z Media items in the API do not support passwords, so we need to check for the presence of `password` in the item schema before adding this argument. jnylen0
5 39070 WP-API JS client can't use getCategories for models returned by collections adamsilverstein REST API 4.7 normal normal 4.7.1 defect (bug) assigned needs-unit-tests 2016-12-04T20:03:25Z 2016-12-08T16:56:31Z "Migrating report from https://github.com/WP-API/client-js/issues/144
If I do this:
var postsCollection = new wp.api.collections.Posts();
I'm only seeing the category id returned in the attributes object for each post.
Is there a way to include all category data there? Or from that point, when I'm looping over postsCollection, how do I get the category data for each post?
I tried doing this:
postsCollection.each( function( post ) {
post.getCategories().done( function( postCategories ) {
// ... do something with the categories.
// The new post has an single Category: Uncategorized
console.log( postCategories[0].name );
// response -> ""Uncategorized""
But this is giving me post.getCategories is not a function.
Any insight here? Basically I'm just trying to find out how to loop over posts AND include their categories." jesseenterprises
8 39038 Add support for non-split shared terms to singular term capabilities Taxonomy normal normal 4.7.1 defect (bug) new 2016-12-03T04:53:54Z 2016-12-08T16:32:07Z "As reported in #35614 by @kevinB, the `edit_term`, `delete_term` and `assign_term` singular capabilities only pass the `term_id` and not the `taxonomy`. For compat with installations where shared terms aren't split, we should specify the taxonomy, or trigger splitting.
> As implemented in 4.7 RC, these meta capability checks accept a term_id with no taxonomy specified. This is an issue for legacy installations that have term_id != term_taxonomy_id. Taxonomy determination is now slated to fall to WP_Term::get_instance(), which will try to disambiguate but may return WP_Error.
> An obvious option would to require the additional taxonomy argument following term_id. This would cause a fourth item in the $args array passed into the 'map_meta_cap' filter - a break with tradition, but not a problem for API-compliant plugins in my view." dd32
6 39215 Support for string $args in wp_get_object_terms() broken in 4.7 Taxonomy 4.7 normal critical 4.7.1 defect (bug) new has-patch 2016-12-09T20:16:02Z 2016-12-09T23:02:09Z "It appears that `wp_get_object_terms()` no longer supports the string version of the `$args` parameter. Prior to WordPress 4.7 it used to support both string and array values, and there might be multiple plugins and themes that rely on this fact. It's also documented as `string|array` in the Codex.
After digging a bit I found that this regression has been introduced in [38667] which removed a lot of redundant code." sstoqnov
1 3 39057 FTP credentials form doesn't display the SSH2 fields on the Updates screen Upgrade/Install 4.6 normal normal 4.7.1 defect (bug) new has-patch 2016-12-04T17:48:48Z 2016-12-08T16:21:52Z "The FTP credentials form is used both in the Plugins/Themes screens (where it's in a modal window) and in the Updates screen. When it's displayed inside the modal, selecting the SSH2 radio button makes the Authentication Keys fields appear:
On the Updates screen instead, when selecting the SSH2 radio button nothing happens:
Worth reminding before 4.6 the two Authentication Keys fields were in a different position (above the radio buttons) and always displayed on the Updates screen." afercia
8 39047 Installer tries to create nonce before options table exists Upgrade/Install 4.7 normal normal 4.7.1 defect (bug) new has-patch 2016-12-04T15:53:23Z 2016-12-10T01:06:31Z "When creating a new install via wp-admin/install.php the following errors occur:
WordPress database error: [Table '....wp_options' doesn't exist]
INSERT INTO `wp_options` (`option_name`, `option_value`, `autoload`) ....
WordPress database error: [Table '....wp_options' doesn't exist]
INSERT INTO `wp_options` (`option_name`, `option_value`, `autoload`) ....
This error occurs with the following conditions:
* wp-config.php created by user instead of installer
* all salts and keys in wp-config are identical
* database has not been installed
" nullvariable


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April 21, 1964
COMMONWEALTHv.ONE 1958 PLYMOUTH SEDAN (MCGONIGLE, APPELLANT).
Appeal, No. 204, Jan. T., 1963, from order of Superior Court, Oct. T., 1962, No. 14, reversing order of Court of Quarter Sessions of Philadelphia County, Feb. T., 1961, Miscellaneous Liquor Docket No. 4, in case of Commonwealth of Pennsylvania v. One 1958 Plymouth Sedan, in possession of George McGonigle. Order affirmed; reargument refused June 30, 1964.
Paul M. Chalfin, with him Louis Lipschitz, for appellant.
Thomas J. Shannon, Assistant Attorney General, with him Walter E. Alessandroni, Attorney General, for Commonwealth, appellee.
Before Bell, C.j., Musmanno, Jones, Cohen, Eagen, O'brien and Roberts, JJ.
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At approximately 6:30 a.m. on December 16, 1960, two officers of the Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board, stationed near the approach to the Benjamin Franklin bridge in New Jersey, observed a 1958 Plymouth sedan bearing Pennsylvania license plates proceeding toward the bridge in the direction of Philadelphia. Noting that "the car was low in the rear, quite low", the officers followed the automobile across the bridge into Philadelphia where they stopped and searched the automobile without first having obtained either a body or a search warrant. Their search revealed that the rear seat and back-rest of the automobile had been removed
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and that the rear and trunk of the automobile contained 375 bottles of whiskey and wine none of which bore Pennsylvania tax seals.
Both the car and alcoholic beverages were seized. The Commonwealth instituted proceedings for the forfeiture of the automobile in the Court of Quarter Sessions of Philadelphia County. That court dismissed the forfeiture proceedings on the ground that the seizure of the automobile "was founded upon evidence illegally obtained", i.e., without a warrant and without probable cause. The Superior Court reversed, three judges dissenting, and we granted an allocatur.
The thrust of the arguments, both of the appellant and the Commonwealth, is directed to the validity and propriety of the search and the subsequent seizure by the officers of this Plymouth automobile. In our view, such arguments are beyond the point. By reason of the nature of the present proceeding, i.e., a forfeiture procedure, we consider it unnecessary to determine the propriety and validity of the search and the seizure of this automobile.
This proceeding was instituted under the Act of April 12, 1951, P.L. 90, § 601, as amended by the Act of April 20, 1956, P.L. (1955) 1508, § 1, 47 PS § 6-601, which provides: "No property rights shall exist in any ... vehicle ... used in the illegal manufacture or illegal transportation of liquor, alcohol or malt or brewed beverages, and the same shall be deemed contraband and proceedings for its forfeiture to the Commonwealth may, at the discretion of the board,*fn1 be instituted in the
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manner hereinafter provided. No such property when in the custody of the law shall be seized or taken therefrom on any writ of replevin or like process." (Emphasis supplied). This proceeding is not a criminal proceeding (Commonwealth v. One 1927 Graham Truck, 165 Pa. Superior Ct. 1, 67 A.2d 655; Commonwealth v. One 1939 Cadillac Sedan, supra) but a civil proceeding in rem (Commonwealth v. One Five-Passenger Overland Sedan, 90 Pa. Superior Ct. 376) and is directed to the confiscation of the property itself on the theory that the property is the offender.
The statute, upon which this proceeding is based, mandates that no property rights shall exist in an automobile used in the illegal transportation of liquor and declares an automobile engaged in such use shall be deemed to be contraband. Articles of contraband are things and objects outlawed and subject to forfeiture and destruction upon seizure: 17 C.J.S., Contraband 510. "It is the use to which the property is put that renders property, otherwise lawful, rightful to have, use and possess, subject to seizure and forfeiture": Hemenway & Moser Co. v. Funk, 100 Utah 72, 106 P.2d 779. The purpose for which the thing or article is used acts as the criterion for the classification of such thing or article as contraband or non-contraband.
The court below refused to decree a forfeiture in the instant case because, inferentially at least, it believed that the rule of exclusion of evidence illegally
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obtained applied to this proceeding, even though not a criminal proceeding. In this respect the court erred.
In United States v. One Ford Coupe, 272 U.S. 321, 47 S.Ct. 154, almost forty years ago the U.S. Supreme Court, speaking through Mr. Justice BRANDEIS, recognized that an illegal or unauthorized seizure of an automobile did not preclude the possibility of a forfeiture proceeding: "It is settled that where property declared by a federal statute to be forfeited because used in violation of federal law is seized by one having no authority to do so, the United States may adopt the seizure with the same effect as if it had originally been made by one duly authorized." (272 U.S. at p. 325, 47 S.Ct. at p. 155).*fn2
Very recently, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit in U.S. v. $1,058.00 in United States Currency, 323 F.2d 211, held that contraband, even though unlawfully seized, may nevertheless be forfeited. The Court stated: "The doctrine of One Ford Coupe [supra] has been applied by the circuits in Interbartolo v. United States, 303 F.2d 34, 38 (1 Cir., 1962); United States v. Carey, 272 F.2d 492, 494-495, (5 Cir., 1959); United States v. One 1956 Ford Tudor Sedan, 253 F.2d 725, 726, 727 (4 Cir., 1958); United States v. Pacific Finance Corp., 110 F.2d 732 (2 Cir., 1940); Bourke v. United States, 44 F.2d 371 (6 Cir., 1930).
"In United States v. Jeffers, 342 U.S. 48, 72 S.Ct. 93, 96 L.Ed. 59 (1951), and Trupiano v. United States, 334 U.S. 699, 68 S.Ct. 1229, 92 L.Ed. 1663 (1948), where it was held that property illegally seized could not be used as evidence in a criminal proceeding, it was noted that such property could nevertheless be forfeited.
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"It was said in Jeffers, 342 U.S. at page 54, 72 S.Ct. at page 96, 96 L.Ed. 59: 'Since the evidence illegally seized was contraband the respondent was not entitled to have it returned to him. It being his property, for the purposes of the exclusionary rule, he was entitled on motion to have it suppressed as evidence on his trial.' (emphasis supplied), and in Trupiano, 334 U.S. at page 710, 68 S.Ct. at pages 1234-1235, 92 L.Ed. 1663: 'It follows that it was error to refuse petitioners' motion to exclude and suppress the property which was improperly seized. But since this property was contraband, they have no right to have it returned to them.' (emphasis supplied)
"The sum of Jeffers and Trupiano is that the body of law relating to unlawful searches, arrests and seizures in criminal proceedings is without impact in a libel for forfeiture action which is an in rem proceeding.
"As was succinctly stated in Grogan v. United States, 261 F.2d 86, at page 87 (5 Cir., 1958), cert. den. 359 U.S. 944, 79 S.Ct. 725, 3 L.Ed.2d 677: 'The seizure of property, the title to which has been forfeited by the United States, is to be distinguished from the exclusion of evidence secured through an unlawful search and seizure. In the one case the Government is entitled to the possession of the property, in the other it is not.'"
In U.S. v. Carey, 272 F.2d 492, 493, 494, where federal agents had noted that an automobile "was sagging in the rear and appeared to be heavily loaded" and had stopped the automobile finding a bottle of moonshine whiskey and 52 gallons of nontaxpaid whiskey in the car, the United States instituted forfeiture proceedings. Therein the Court stated: "There is a proper distinction between obtaining evidence for a criminal prosecution and a seizure of forfeited property under Internal Revenue laws" (p. 493) and that
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"[even] if it were assumed that the search and seizure were illegal, that would not defeat the Government's action for forfeiture." (p. 494). In U.S. v. One 1956 Ford Tudor Sedan, 253 F.2d 725, 727, the Court said: "Legal infirmities in the seizure do not impair the right of the United States to condemn or clothe the former owner with property and possessory rights he lost when he used the property in violation of the revenue laws. Considerations which, in criminal cases, require the suppression of evidence obtained in an unlawful search or seizure have no application here. ... We deem it unnecessary to extend, beyond the suppression of evidence in the criminal jurisdiction, the overlordship of the conduct of federal law enforcement officers."*fn3 See also: Martin v. U.S., 277 F.2d 785, 786.
In this Commonwealth our courts have held that an unlawful seizure of contraband will not bar its forfeiture. In Commonwealth v. Scanlon, 84 Pa. Superior Ct. 569, 571, 572, Judge (later President Judge) KELLER stated: "If intoxicating liquor, unlawfully possessed, is found on a man's premises and comes into the possession of the Commonwealth, the law of this State does not require it to be returned to his criminal possession even though custody of it was obtained by an illegal search [citing cases]. ... This is on the principle that, if the possession is unlawful, the liquor is forfeited to the Commonwealth, and no property rights can exist in favor of an individual to such forfeited or contraband property." See also: Commonwealth v. Davis, 163 Pa. Superior Ct. 224, 60 A.2d 552; Commonwealth
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"(d) Upon the filing of any claim for said property, setting forth a right of possession thereof, the case shall be deemed at issue and a time fixed for the hearing thereof."
Here, the uncontradicted fact is that the petition for forfeiture contained the notice to claimant in the precise statutory language and that no answer or claim was filed as required by the Code. Upon the failure to file an answer, all that the Code mandates is that a forfeiture decree in rem be entered.*fn1 Moreover, absent the filing of a claim under subsection (d), there was no issue to be considered by the court below.*fn2
The facts are undisputed, particularly the fact that the car was used in the illegal transportation of untaxed liquor, which may be deemed admitted on this record. In the absence of an answer to the petition or the filing of a claim of ownership pursuant to the Code, there remains only the entry of a final order of forfeiture as mandated by the Code.
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Chalet Verena, Corvara
A popular hosted chalet in the centre of Corvara
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Chalet Verena provides modern and comfortable accommodation with eleven delightful en suite double bedrooms. It is just yards from a wooden bridge that crosses the river to the ski lifts and a stone's throw away from the village centre with its cafes, bars, shops, ice rink and more. Nestled spectacularly under the vast and dramatic walls of the Sella massif, Corvara is a beautiful alpine resort for skiers, snowshoers and winter walkers. Chalet Verena has a prime location just a few yards away from the village centre.
Centrally located in Corvara, Chalet Verena is 350 metres from the pistes and lifts and is also directly on the Sella Ronda. You can take the Col Alt chairlift up onto the Pralongià Plateau where intermediate skiers will thrive. The Pralongià Plateau is a labyrinth of gentle pistes interspersed with quaint and hospitable mountain huts, each with sensational views and excellent food which is refreshingly cheaply priced. Certain runs on this plateau snake back down to Corvara, the largest and most vibrant resort in the Alta Badia and a superb launchpad for the many jewels of Dolomiti Superski. Chalet Verena is suitable for Skiers, Snowshoers and Self Guided Winter Walking.
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decided: April 29, 1946.
D. A. SCHULTE, INCv.GANGI ET AL.
Stone, Black, Reed, Frankfurter, Douglas, Murphy, Rutledge, Burton; Jackson took no part in the consideration or decision of this case.
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MR. JUSTICE REED delivered the opinion of the Court.
The issues brought to this Court by this proceeding arise from a controversy concerning overtime pay and liquidated damages under the Fair Labor Standards Act of 1938. Under § 7 (a), the employer is required to pay for
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excess hours of work not less than one and one-half times the regular rate.*fn1 An employer who violates this subsection is liable to his injured employees in the amount due and unpaid and in an additional equal amount as liquidated damages.*fn2
The primary issue presented by the petition for certiorari is whether the Fair Labor Standards Act precludes a bona fide settlement of a bona fide dispute over the coverage of the Act on a claim for overtime compensation and liquidated damages where the employees receive the overtime compensation in full. As the conclusion of the Circuit Court of Appeals on this issue in this case*fn3 conflicts with that of the Fourth Circuit in Guess v.
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several respondents. It is set out below.*fn5 Petitioner computed the amount of overtime and respondents raise no question as to its accuracy. Respondents then brought this suit in the District Court to recover liquidated damages due them under § 16 (b) of the Act. It was stipulated that the liquidated damages, due if recoverable, were certain stated amounts which corresponded to the overtime compensation already paid. Petitioner denied that it was covered by the Act and pleaded affirmatively, as a defense, the releases which it asserted were obtained in settlement of a bona fide dispute as to coverage.
The District Court held that there was a good accord and satisfaction and release of all claims for liquidated damages because there was a bona fide settlement of a bona fide dispute. It specifically refused to pass upon the defense that the Act did not cover the respondents except to indicate that it presented a difficult issue. 53 F.Supp. 844. This judgment was entered prior to our decision in the O'Neil case. The Circuit Court of Appeals reversed. That court thought the O'Neil case substantially determined that a bona fide compromise of a dispute as to coverage was invalid. Its conclusion as to the invalidity of such compromises was in accord with its prior comments that the liability of unpaid overtime compensation and liquidated damages is single and "is not discharged in toto by paying one-half of it." Rigopoulos v. Kervan, 140 F.2d 506, 507; Fleming v. Post, 146 F.2d 441, 443.
Petitioner urges that the theory of a single liability of the employer to the employee under § 16 (b) is unsound
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and that this Court should not find a lack of power in employers and employees to settle amicably controversies over coverage and amounts due for violations of the unpaid minimum wage or unpaid overtime compensation under §§ 6 and 7 of the Act. Petitioner reasons on its first contention that there were two claims -- one for overtime compensation and the other for an equal amount as liquidated damages -- and that the payment for the first in full was sufficient consideration for the release of the second. On its second contention, petitioner advances the argument that since the congressional intent to forbid compromises of such claims is not clear, such a sharp departure from the traditional policy of encouraging the adjustment instead of the litigation of disputes cannot be inferred from the purposes of the Act. Petitioner points out that a seaman may release his claims under statutes enacted for his protection in a bona fide settlement*fn6 and that settlement of accrued claims is permitted under the Federal Employers' Liability Act.*fn7 Petitioner adds that in doubtful cases it may be advantageous to the employee to compromise, that to force litigation may disrupt employer-employee relationships, and that numerous compromise settlements have been made for less than full liability.*fn8
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We do not find it necessary to determine whether the liability for unpaid wages and liquidated damages that § 16 (b) creates is unitary or divisible.*fn9 Whether the liability is single or dual, we think the remedy of liquidated damages cannot be bargained away by bona fide settlements of disputes over coverage. Nor do we need to consider here the possibility of compromises in other situations
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which may arise, such as a dispute over the number of hours worked or the regular rate of employment.*fn10
The reasons which lead us to conclude that compromises of real disputes over coverage which do not require the payment in full of unpaid wages and liquidated damages do not differ greatly from those which led us to condemn the waivers of liquidated damages in the O'Neil case. We said there, 324 U.S. at 708:
"The same policy which forbids waiver of the statutory minimum as necessary to the free flow of commerce requires that reparations to restore damage done by such failure to pay on time must be made to accomplish Congressional purposes. Moreover, the same policy which forbids employee waiver of the minimum statutory rate because of inequality of bargaining power, prohibits these same employees from bargaining with their employer in determining whether so little damage was suffered that waiver of liquidated damage is called for."
In a bona fide adjustment on coverage, there are the same threats to the public purposes of the Wage-Hour Act that exist when the liquidated damages are waived. The damages are at the same time compensatory and an aid to enforcement. It is quite true that the liquidated damage provision acts harshly upon employers whose violations are not deliberate but arise from uncertainties or mistakes as to coverage. Since the possibility of violations inheres in every instance of employment that is covered by the Act, Congress evidently felt it should not provide for variable compensation to fit the degree of blame in each infraction.*fn11 Instead Congress adopted a mandatory requirement
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that the employer pay a sum in liquidated damages equal to the unpaid wages so as to compensate the injured employee for the retention of his pay.*fn12
It is realized that this conclusion puts the employer and his employees to an "all or nothing gamble," as Judge Chase phrased the result in his dissent below. Theoretically this means each party gets his just deserts, no more, no less. The alternative is to find in the Act an intention of Congress to leave the adjustments to bargaining at the worst between employers and individual employees or at best between employers and the employees' chosen representatives, bargaining agent or some other. We think the purpose of the Act, which we repeat from the O'Neil case was to secure for the lowest paid segment of the Nation's workers a subsistence wage, leads to the conclusion that neither wages nor the damages for withholding them are capable of reduction by compromise of controversies over coverage.*fn13 Such a compromise thwarts the public policy of minimum wages, promptly paid, embodied in the Wage-Hour Act, by reducing the sum selected by Congress as proper compensation for withholding wages.*fn14
The only other material question presented by this certiorari*fn15 is whether the Wage-Hour Act covers service and
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maintenance employees of a building that is tenanted by occupants who receive, work on and return in intrastate commerce goods belonging to non-occupants who subsequently in the regular course of their business ship substantial proportions of the occupants' products to other states.*fn16 It is agreed by petitioner and respondents that if certain tenants are included as producers for interstate commerce the occupants of the building who are engaged in production for interstate commerce are sufficiently numerous and productive to bring the maintenance employees
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of the building within the coverage of the Act. Gangi v. D. A. Schulte, 150 F.2d 694, note 5. That is, petitioner's building then would be in the same classification, so far as the coverage of its maintenance employees by the Wage-Hour Act is concerned, as were the buildings in Kirschbaum Co. v. Walling, 316 U.S. 517, and Borden Co. v. Borella, 325 U.S. 679. We then would have no problem as to the business of the tenants, that is, whether they were producers for interstate commerce, such as was involved in 10 East 40th Street Co. v. Callus, 325 U.S. 578. While the Wage-Hour Act covers employees engaged in the production of goods for commerce, a maintenance employee working for a building corporation which furnishes loft space to tenants can hardly be so engaged unless an adequate proportion of the tenants of that building are so engaged. Kirschbaum Co. v. Walling, 316 U.S. at 524; Walling v. Jacksonville Paper Co., 317 U.S. 564, 572.
Our inquiry, therefore, is narrowed to a determination of whether or not these certain tenants of petitioner, twelve in number, are producing goods for interstate commerce. These tenants manufactured articles for non-tenant New York City business organizations, which organizations subsequently sold the articles in interstate commerce. The Circuit Court of Appeals held as to them, 150 F.2d 697:*fn17
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"And the testimony clearly shows that at the time of production these tenants had at the very least reasonable grounds to anticipate that their products would move in other states. This is all that had to be shown to constitute them interstate producers. Warren-Bradshaw Drilling Co. v. Hall, 317 U.S. 88, 92; United States v. Darby, 312 U.S. 100, 118. . . ."
Petitioner asserts that for four of the twelve there was no evidence that any of them knew at the time of production or later that their products were to be shipped interstate and that the proper characterization of these four tenants, as producers or non-producers for interstate commerce, is decisive of the liability of petitioner. Without detailing the factual situation which makes the position of these four tenants decisive of liability, we assume petitioner's conclusion that its liability depends upon the proper characterization of the four tenants in respect to their position as producers for interstate commerce. We assume that the other eight are in the same category of tenants.
Petitioner relies upon Walling v. Jacksonville Paper Co., 317 U.S. 564, 569, as indicating that evidence of a pre-existing understanding by a manufacturer of the interstate destination of his products is essential. But that case was concerned with whether a wholesaler's employees who handled stock were in commerce, not whether they were engaged in the production of goods for commerce.*fn18 On that basis distinctions were made, as to employees handling goods locally, between a wholesaler's stock purchased
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on prior order extra-state for delivery intrastate and other stock purchased extra-state and warehoused for subsequent sale and local handling. We find nothing in the case that lends any support to the suggestion that a manufacturer's intrastate delivery to a wholesaler or distributor or other manufacturer for further processing for ultimate interstate distribution interrupts production for interstate commerce.
The burden of proof that rests upon employees to establish that they are engaged in the production of goods for commerce must be met by evidence in the record. Warren-Bradshaw Drilling Co. v. Hall, 317 U.S. 88, 90. The record shows this building is at 571-583 Eighth Avenue, Borough of Manhattan, City of New York. The testimony of many witnesses shows that the tenants were predominantly, if not entirely, engaged in work for the garment trades. We will take judicial notice, as a matter of common knowledge, that New York City produces more garments for interstate shipment than any other city in the Nation. Eleven of the twelve tenants were contractors who furnished labor on goods sent in to them so as to produce clothing articles eventually distributed in interstate commerce. The twelfth was a manufacturer with offices, salesroom and shipping rooms elsewhere in New York. There was no specific evidence that the four contractors, upon whose status petitioner bases his argument, ever knew that their goods were intended to be or eventually were shipped interstate. There is clear evidence that each business organization for which these four tenants did produce these clothing articles shipped a major proportion of the articles so produced by these tenants in interstate commerce in the regular course of their business. The production of these articles by the tenants for non-tenants was the regular business of the tenants. The shortest occupancy of space by any of the four was five years and eleven months.
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From these facts, we think the conclusion of the Circuit Court of Appeals that these tenants had reasonable grounds to anticipate that material quantities of their production would move interstate is well supported. It is not essential that individual products should be traced. It is sufficient that, from the circumstances of production, a trier of fact may reasonably infer that a producer has grounds to anticipate that his products will move interstate.*fn19 Certainly if these tenants had not only manufactured but had also shipped their products interstate, no one would doubt that they were producers for commerce. Mere separation of the economic processes of production for commerce between different industrial units, even without any degree of common ownership, does not destroy the continuity of production for commerce. Producers may be held to know the usual routes for distribution of their products. All this is made plain by the citations of the Court of Appeals to the Darby and Bradshaw cases.
MR. JUSTICE JACKSON took no part in the consideration or decision of this case.
150 F.2d 694, affirmed.
MR. JUSTICE FRANKFURTER, with whom MR. JUSTICE BURTON concurs, dissenting.
Substantially for the reasons given by Judge Rifkind, 53 F.Supp. 844, I would restore his judgment in the District Court and reverse that of the Circuit Court of Appeals. For purposes of judicial enforcement, the "policy" of a statute should be drawn out of its terms, as nourished by their proper environment, and not, like nitrogen, out
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When on other occasions Congress has desired to forbid arrangements made in good faith, it has known how to express its will. When it has not said so in words, it has said so in effect by the very thing it has required, as, for instance, when it made tariffs filed with the Interstate Commerce Commission the fixed measure of transportation charges and forbade discrimination. 24 Stat. 379, 380, as amended; 49 U. S. C. § 6 (7). Of course that precludes discrimination by contract. E. g., Pittsburgh, C., C. & St. L. R. Co. v. Fink, 250 U.S. 577. The Fair Labor Standards Act affords no comparable basis for the Court's decision in this case. Nothing is discernible in anything that Congress has said or done to imply the prohibition of a settlement made by parties in good faith, not for the minimum wages but a settlement affecting the penalizing double liability where any liability was fairly in controversy when the settlement was made. The severity of the penalties imposed and the legitimate differences regarding the scope of the Act, inherent in its terms, cf. Kirschbaum Co. v. Walling, 316 U.S. 517, 520, 523, only serve to underline the impolicy of attributing to Congress a purpose reflected neither in any specific provision of the statute nor in the scheme of the legislation. Strict enforcement of the policy which puts beyond the pale of private arrangement minimum standards of wages and hours fixed by law does not call for disregard of another policy, that of encouraging amicable settlement of honest differences between men dealing at arm's length with one another.
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The Design and Implementation of a Mobile Learning Resource
DOI: 10.1007/s007790200021
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The convergence of mobile communications and handheld computers offers the opportunity to develop technology that will assist individuals and groups to learn anytime, anywhere. We describe the theory-informed design, implementation and evaluation of a handheld learning device. It is intended to support children to capture everyday events such as images, notes and sounds, to relate them to web-based learning resources, to organise these into a visual knowledge map, and to share them with other learners and teachers. A working prototype system, for children aged 9–11, is discussed and evaluated, as an exemplar of personal mobile systems for life-long learning.


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System And Process Of Utilizing Oil Quality Analysis And Dissolved Gas Analysis To Detect Early Stage Problems In Oil Filled Electrical Apparatuses
Waukesha Electric Systems | Date: 2014-03-13
A system and a process for detecting early stage electrical components problems with an analysis system is disclosed. The system process includes determining an oil quality of the oil of an electrical component using the analysis system. The system the process further including determining dissolved gases in the oil of the electrical component using the analysis system, processing and analyzing the oil quality and the dissolved gases using the analysis system, and determining whether there are problems in the electrical component using the analysis system.
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In accordance with one embodiment of the present invention, a panel for a transformer radiator includes a pair of substantially-rectangular panel sheets joined together to form a plurality of internal fluid channels, each fluid channel including an inlet and an outlet, and a plurality of pin fins disposed on at least a portion of at least one external surface of the panel sheets.
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A power transformer is provided that includes a first transformer component, a second transformer component; and an electrical insulator. The electrical insulator is disposed between the first transformer component and the second transformer component. The electrical insulator includes a first layer and a second layer. The first layer has a binder fiber. The binder fiber is a staple fiber coated with a binder material. The second layer has an uncoated staple fiber. The first layer and the second layer are bound together with the binder material.
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A system and a process for detecting oil quality includes a light source configured to generate light within an oil container and a sensor configured to detect light from the light source after it has traversed through the oil in the oil container and generate an output signal. The system and process further includes a monitor configured to receive the output signal from the sensor and determine an oil quality of an oil in the oil container.
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A dehydrator for dehydrating air supplied to a power related or mechanical device includes a first container configured to hold a desiccant, a first heater arranged with the first container configured to heat the desiccant in the first container, a second container configured to hold a desiccant, and a second heater arranged with the second container configured to heat the desiccant in the second container. The dehydrator further includes a conduit configured to selectively connect one of the first container and the second container to the power related or mechanical device and a controller configured to selectively operate one of the first heater and the second heater.


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Hipotels La Geria
Jupiter, 5, 35510 Puerto del Carmen, Spain
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Aparthotel THB Flora
Reina Sofía, 25, 35510 Puerto del Carmen, Spain
Aparthotel THB Flora
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Olé Olivina Lanzarote
Grecia, 11, 35519 Puerto del Carmen, Spain
Olé Olivina Lanzarote
Puerto del Carmen, 2.8 km from the city centre. Grecia, 11 see on map
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Beatriz Playa & Spa
Mato, s/ n - Urbanización Matagorda, 35510 Puerto del Carmen, Spain
Beatriz Playa & Spa
Puerto del Carmen, 5.3 km from the city centre. Mato, s/ n - Urbanización Matagorda see on map
This hotel consists of a total of 372 double rooms and 32 suites on 4 floors. The building offers a 24-hour reception in the lobby with a...
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ClubHotel Riu Paraiso Lanzarote Resort
Suiza, 4, 35519 Puerto del Carmen, Spain
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Vik Hotel San Antonio
Avda. de las Playas, 84, 35510 Puerto del Carmen, Spain
Vik Hotel San Antonio
Puerto del Carmen, 2.9 km from the city centre. Avda. de las Playas, 84 see on map
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Apartamentos Tisalaya
Montaña Tisalaya, 1, 35510 Puerto del Carmen, Spain
Apartamentos Tisalaya
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Los Fariones
Roque del Este, 1, 35510 Puerto del Carmen, Spain
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Renovated in the year 2000, the hotel comprises a total of 242 rooms, of which 116 are suites spread over 7 floors. Amongst the...
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Sol Lanzarote
Grama, 2, 35510 Puerto del Carmen, Spain
Sol Lanzarote
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The Sol Lanzarote is located opposite the beach of Matagorda, Lanzarote is a great choice for families, friends or couples, putting a...
from $100
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Apartamentos Bluebay Bellevue Aquarius
Teide, 6, 35510 Puerto del Carmen, Spain
Apartamentos Bluebay Bellevue Aquarius
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14 CFR 1264.112 - Parties to the hearing.
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§ 1264.112 Parties to the hearing.
(a) The parties to the hearing shall be the defendant and the authority.
(b) Pursuant to 31 U.S.C. 3730(c)(5), a private plaintiff under the False Claims Act, as amended, may participate in these proceedings to the extent authorized by the provisions of that Act. (See section 3 of the False Claims Amendments Act of 1986, Pub. L. 99-562, October 27, 1986.)
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Workers from fast-food chains and nearly 20 airports staged sit-ins and some were arrested in nationwide protests for higher pay.
First commercial U.S.-Havana flight lands as country mourns
Three days after the death of Fidel Castro, the flight from the States to Cuba's capital in more than 50 years touched down Monday.
In move that helps homebuyers, federal agency ups maximum for conforming loans
The Federal Housing Finance Agency has announced that for 2017 it will raise the maximum size of a so-called "conforming loan" to $424,100.
Business briefs: Pitt receives $1.7M NIH grant
Plus: Region's gas prices steady; and II-VI to expand Illinois facility.
Pennsylvania's 'Porngate' scandal could affect convictions
A recent decision may spur defense attorneys to seize upon the email scandal as an argument for further review of their clients'
Pittsburgh entrepreneur offers healthy versions of traditional soul food
A healthy take on soul food will be a key element for a new grocery store and restaurant, Day La Soul Cafe & Grocer, in Allentown.
State workers urge lawmakers to keep unemployment program afloat
With rallies across Pennsylvania on Monday, workers warned the layoffs of more than 500 people will cripple the state's unemployment system.
Companies, workers adjust as overtime rule thrown into uncertainty
Employers are deciding on their next move after a federal judge last week issued an injunction that blocks a rule on overtime eligibility.
Ced Kurtz's Techman Texts: Rules for consuming news on the internet
The only way to squelch fake news is for us consumers to become less gullible and more discriminating in the sources we use.
Carnegie Mellon spinout gets $15M to expand machine learning
Petuum Inc. will leave CMU and set up shop in Pittsburgh while expanding its staff of 15 people to 30 to 40 people by next spring
Court: PUC doesn't have authority over alternative energy act
Pennsylvania Commonwealth Court has ruled that state courts have the authority to decide cases involving the Alternative Energy Act.
Dick's Sporting Goods acquires youth-targeted app maker
The acquisition of GameChanger Media is aimed at enhancing Dick's Team Sports HQ suite of digital youth sports offerings.