Pagetree2 macro (builder 4.2 RC2) always highlights parent page

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In RC2 of Themebuilder 4.2 (Confluence 3.4.1), the Pagetree2 macro always highlights the parent node of whichever page is selected. For example, if I have a "Home" page and a child page named "Page 1," when I click on Page 1, Home is still highlighted in the tree. What I expected to happen (and what happened in previous versions of Builder) is for the currently selected/viewed page to be highlighted.

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Nov 22, 2010

Mark Gibson says:
Thanks for your report, we'll take a look at this before the final release.
Thanks for your report, we'll take a look at this before the final release.
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1. Nov 18, 2010
  
  Graham Bartlett says:
  I forgot to add that this only occurs for us when a page/node doesn't have child...
  I forgot to add that this only occurs for us when a page/node doesn't have children of its own. If the node has children, it will be highlighted correctly.
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Nov 19, 2010

Mark Gibson says:
This issue should now be fixed in the latest Theme Builder Release Candidate (4....
This issue should now be fixed in the latest Theme Builder Release Candidate (4.2-RC3).

Please let us know if this solves your problem.

Regards,
Mark
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1. Nov 19, 2010
  
  Graham Bartlett says:
  Got the RC3 and confirmed the fix! That is an awesome turnaround time Thanks.
  Got the RC3 and confirmed the fix! That is an awesome turnaround time Thanks.
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