The list policy element might be the most finicky part of Policy Plus. Today I received an issue report from a user stating that adding entries to a list in a certain policy failed to make the policy Enabled. That specific policy had no affected Registry entries of its own, only a key populated by the list element. Since the list element was set to clear all existing values, it was always interpreted as evidence in favor of the Disabled policy state. I corrected this by also checking for list entries, which are evidence in favor of the Enabled state.
While investigating that specific policy, I found a problem in the Element Inspector. Even though the list element had a prefix attribute (albeit an empty one), the inspector said "no prefix." I corrected the conditional.
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