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@Raph31t · Joined 5 years ago · 10 posts · 3 topics · 1 reputation
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Login route change after Grav update
· 5 years ago
Thanks for the advice. I tried to update/comment the issue on the source repo.
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Login route change after Grav update
· 5 years ago
@ pamtbaau, thanks for your reply. I've searched but not used the correct key words. Unfortunately there is no solution to my problem, as the bug is still opened. It work in 1.7.5 and not in 1.7.13. I
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Login route change after Grav update
· 5 years ago
Hi All, I'm facing a tricky issue and don"t know how to fix it. I developped a site with Grav 1.7.5 with Login plugin, and it works fine: I've got a "Project" page such as 'http://mydomain/en/projec
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Media.yaml customisation for MD file
· 5 years ago
Thanks for the suggestion. Unfortunatly, it returns all a file except "md" files. Any other idea?
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Media.yaml customisation for MD file
· 5 years ago
Hi All, As explain in Grav documentation, media.yaml, it is possible to add an extra mimetype to media.yaml file in Userfolder. But it seems to not work. I would like to be able to list ".md" file as
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Slash in url parameter
· 5 years ago
I noticed in the doc 2 days ago, and started to use the Grav syle, but because of the "/" trouble, I have switched to the standard way. So you know why Grav has developped its own way ?
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Slash in url parameter
· 5 years ago
Thanks it does the job. I've just change to get the tag value from the "uri.query" function and not the "uri.parameter" function.
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Slash in url parameter
· 5 years ago
Hi bleutzinn, unfortunatly the workaround does not work. "key=value" parameter format drives me to an unkwnown route, even with a regular parameter (no slash in it). Did I miss something?
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Slash in url parameter
· 5 years ago
In my custom theme, I want to pass a parameter value containing a "Slash" The parameter value is: Lab/abc and the route is "http:/mysite.com/tags/tag:Lab/abc". The trouble is that the "/" between "La
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Still struggling to get Grav to work: 0 - syntax error, unexpected token "match"
· 5 years ago
Hi Nemza, I've got the same error " unexpected token "match"", with a different skeleton (kb). I'm on WIndows 10 and using php directly. Did you figure out how to fix this error ? Thanks for your help