### Eclipse Workspace Patch 1.0
#P views3dev
Index: help/using-theme.html
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RCS file: /cvs/drupal/contributions/modules/views/help/using-theme.html,v
retrieving revision 1.6
diff -u -r1.6 using-theme.html
--- help/using-theme.html	20 Feb 2009 20:46:48 -0000	1.6
+++ help/using-theme.html	27 Jan 2011 10:15:19 -0000
@@ -34,9 +34,9 @@
 
 Would print just the title for that row. Please remember that I'm doing this inside the loop, so this will get repeated for every row of the view.
 
-The IDs used to fetch items from the array, id <strong>$row['title']</strong> can be quickly and easily looked up on the Theme: Information page. Once a field has been added to the view, its ID will not change, but note that if there are two "title" fields in a view, one will be 'title' and the other will be 'title1', in order to prevent namespace collisions.
+The IDs used to fetch items from the array, id <strong>$row['title']</strong> can be quickly and easily looked up on the Theme: Information page. Once a field has been added to the view, its ID will not change, but note that if there are two "title" fields in a view, one will be 'title' and the other will be 'title_1', in order to prevent namespace collisions.
 
-The important thing here is that Views does provide IDs. Views doesn't tell you what these IDs are, but it's easy to get them by dumping the row data and doing a simple visual inspection. Views does guarantee that these IDs will not change, unless you actually add a new field and remove the existing one (in which case 'title', above, would become 'title1').
+The important thing here is that Views does provide IDs. Views doesn't tell you what these IDs are, but it's easy to get them by dumping the row data and doing a simple visual inspection. Views does guarantee that these IDs will not change, unless you actually add a new field and remove the existing one (in which case 'title', above, would become 'title_1').
 
 <h2>The basic fields template</h2>