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In practice the MELS-1,2,3 solves nothing, revert it
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@ -237,7 +237,6 @@ module.exports = React.createClass({
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this.eventNodes = {};
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var i;
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let melsIndex = 0;
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// first figure out which is the last event in the list which we're
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// actually going to show; this allows us to behave slightly
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@ -303,10 +302,10 @@ module.exports = React.createClass({
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// instead will allow new props to be provided. In turn, the shouldComponentUpdate
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// method on MELS can be used to prevent unnecessary renderings.
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//
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// melsIndex is deliberately unrelated to the contained events so that pagination
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// will not cause it to be recreated.
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const key = "membereventlistsummary-" + melsIndex;
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melsIndex++;
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// Whilst back-paginating with a MELS at the top of the panel, prevEvent will be null,
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// so use the key "membereventlistsummary-initial". Otherwise, use the ID of the first
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// membership event, which will not change during forward pagination.
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const key = "membereventlistsummary-" + (prevEvent ? mxEv.getId() : "initial");
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if (this._wantsDateSeparator(prevEvent, mxEv.getDate())) {
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let dateSeparator = <li key={ts1+'~'}><DateSeparator key={ts1+'~'} ts={ts1}/></li>;
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