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@hughbris · Joined 8 years ago · 577 posts · 12 topics · 127 reputation
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Save image as BLOB with SQLite plugin
· 2 years ago
A much simpler and safer way to build a comma-delimited string from an array is to add new members to an array in your loop rather than attempting to concatenate. Then use PHP's implode function to jo
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Adding honeypot to BetterComments crashed site
· 2 years ago
@Alpha: The solution: I changed the version of PHP running on the server. Please unmark this as the solution.
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Adding honeypot to BetterComments crashed site
· 2 years ago
Please acquire the habits of backing up (or better use version control) and developing on a cloned sandbox site.
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Blog category page doesn't work if category has special characters
· 2 years ago
@rferreira: I ended up changing the category to a new name with no special characters Thanks for following up. Please unmark the solution because it's not solved. (I don't seem to have that power, I
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Added a new date format
· 2 years ago
Hmm, yeah you're in an annoying YAML tangle. I really dislike this kind of nested YAML. So I'm wondering if you should establish a few basic extensions first to test your nesting. Could you try (or ha
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I can't call an image uploaded from Twig
· 2 years ago
@pmoreno: url('user://images/team' ~ member_file) Looks like you are missing a slash there.
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Strange files in the cache/complied/blueprints directory
· 2 years ago
Certainly looks dodgy. We'd love to help. Platform? Version? Theme? Anything else you'd like to share that might help us understand so we can help you?
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AJAX form trap with reset action and emailing
· 2 years ago
It turned out that the position of the reset action is critical. Moving it to the end of the form actions (initially it was at the top) did the trick. I guess the form values were reset before the ema
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AJAX form trap with reset action and emailing
· 2 years ago
Thought I'd share this knowledge, since I wasted a lot of time figuring it out. I only spotted the solution after I'd typed up a long question about it here. Should have tried the rubber ducky method
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Grav found potential XSS issues in content: 'on_events'
· 2 years ago
Nice. PS Might be worth upgrading Grav after today's update to 1.7.44. Changelog claims that it includes a fix for an XSS issue in a PHP library.