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Thank you for the suggestion. However, to use a cURL request on every file; especially for just the mime type, uses up a lot more resources than I would like to. I will just continue to test this project on xampp. Sorry for wasting your time.

I was trying to get the mime type of files for an open source file manager I've been making. mime_content_type() is the only other way I've found that will work with files that are already on the server, but it has been deprecated for the fileinfo() functions. If it has to be disabled, that's fine. I can just work on it in xampp.

Hello. According to the PHP docs for this fileinfo function(finfo_open()) at php.net, the fileinfo extensions should be automatically included in PHP 5.3.0 and newer. Stevie is currently running 5.3.8 and is returning undefined function errors on every finfo_* function. I was just wondering if you have manually disabled it or is something wrong with it?

While I see your point, JQuery is more of a cross-browser easy-to-do library. It's not necessarily meant to do exactly what you want. I personally use JQuery only in situations that have need for it in readability. For example, I originally wrote one of my open source projects in JavaScript and later re-wrote it in JQuery. The difference was substantial in the amount of lines, and the performance was not effected noticably. If anything it may be faster since that is one of the goals in JQuery as well. I use pure JavaScript in simple things such as embedding flash, HTML5, etc. Those are really the only situations in which I need simplicity. I may be biased however since I make a living on open source projects and freelance. I don't necessarily use simplicity on a daily basis. I'm not exactly sure why you would compare using a JavaScript library with using CSS. Perhaps you could give an example.

The cpanel Code Editor highlight desyncronizes from the text quite a lot now. And the reset highlight button does not work to fix this anymore.

Is there any estimation as to when it will be finished?

Any time I try to load cpanel file manager, it just shows "Data error." As well as the error stated above, any time I try to save a file, cpanel shows {"apiversion":"2","data":{"reason":"Failed to read vaild storable data in json fast mode","result":"0"},"type":"text"} I was able to save and view files earlier today, the error just started showing up an hour or two ago.

Every time when accessing Roundcube, it gives this error "Firefox has detected that the server is redirecting the request for this address in a way that will never complete."