Hi,

the following ticket introduced a new policy for rendering areas:

http://jira.magnolia-cms.com/browse/MAGNOLIA-5029

If no component in the area exists, the whole rendering of the area script is 
skipped.

This breaks our existing applications which worked fine since we started using 
4.5. We don't use STK, but built our frontends from scratch. We use <cms:area> 
in our templates which includes the area script which decides what to do when 
no component is present (e.g. rendering a set of different components (not 
always inherited) or meaningful placeholders).

But with 4.5.9 the whole area script isn't called anymore.

My question: is this new behaviour fixed for the upcoming versions so we have 
to fix our applications? Or is this change going to be reverted (at least to be 
configurable) in the future?

Cheers, Maik

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