Good to know. With the large number of business and gaming sites hosted on your servers, I'm sure plenty of people appreciate the time and effort you all put in to keeping things running.

Thanks :)

So recently, I developed a way to nest modules (such as ListPages module) within each other. I used a new technique with a "hybrid module" (as named by Wikidot).

A few days ago, I fell with despair when Wikidot decided to "fix" a bug which allowed me to nest modules. My hours of work went down the drain. I was planning on releasing a Social Networking platform using Wikidot coding ONLY this weekend. I have also started on building an easy blogging platform for Wikidot too - but all my work got destroyed when the "bug fix" occurred.

Now - several wikis have been broken. My hours of work (and many other's work) have gone down the drain. Without any additional programming by Wikidot - we could create nestable modules. This was a remarkable discovery and removes all limitations of modules!

The Nestable ListPages itself has enabled us to do many things never done before!

• Allowed us to show threads from a No-Comment Forum on the main page.
• Allows us to build and show complex family trees and connections like in James' Family Tree app.
• Allows us to show the current user's recent activities on a wiki. i.e. the recent pages they have created

Those are just some of the possibilities for the NLP. I can imagine many complex apps achievable using pure Wikidot syntax!

I really wish Wikidot reconsider the removal of the ability for users to nest ListPages. This will open doors to a whole range of apps and tools! PLEASE PLEASE!!!!

Well, can I propose a a new WIKI syntax for the hybrid module. Something like this:

[[hybrid]]
{"module":"list/ListPagesModule","params":{"limit":"10","category":"*","module_body":"* %%linked_title%%"}}
[[/hybrid]]

You can restrict the modules and the parameters for the module. I don't want to write a whole wish and have it immediately rejected!

And I think the possibilities of a hybrid module outweighs all of the other issues you may put forward.

And I think the possibilities of a hybrid module outweighs all of the other issues you may put forward.

I second this notion.