Merge remote-tracking branch 'github/feature/tests' into development
Fixed incorrect markup if form-validate is used
Merge pull request #77 from roland-d/markup

Fixed incorrect markup if form-validate is used
Merge remote-tracking branch 'github/feature/tests' into development
Merge remote-tracking branch 'github/feature/tests' into development
Updating Phing task for compatibility with Zend Server 6 on Mac OS X
Allow the 'model' field type to have a no-option placeholder
Adding a 'model' header field type
Headers and form fields which work on list data can now use a custom class and method -loaded from a specified /php file- to populate their lists. Maximum flexibility, less code. That's how we roll!
Title form field, used to show a title and an alias together
Number field filtering was broken when the number was set to 0
Improved filter compatibility across different database server types
Merge remote-tracking branch 'github/feature/tests' into development
Allow the model field to be a link
The Gravatar wouldn't display on the user field
Adding date header field
Improvements in the text field
Added plugin events support to FOFController

You can now implement your custom onBefore/onAfter controller events using system plugins. You will need to create a method named onBefore*component*Controller*view*task*, e.g. onBeforeFoobarControllerItemsRead to handle the onBefore event of com_foobar, items view, read task. Returning false will prevent the task from firing. You can do the same for the onAfter event. Do note that plugin events run *after* the code in your controller and not instead of it or before it. The events must be implemented in system plugins so that they always get loaded by Joomla! before any controller gets the chance to run (remember, HMVC, you may end up calling a controller from a module or plugin).
Moved dataproviders in a specialized class, to improve handling
Added tests for publish() method
FOFTable: prevent run if no publish support
          fix when called with an integer, instead of an array