@jromaine ,
can you please share the xf version you are using and if you can send me the addon copy in private so that I can install it and check on my local server and check if I am getting the same error.
Use the $params to get the incoming title instead of using $_request or $_post.
And once you are done with that, then use the entity to update it.
You can also check the tutorial for this.
I think you can't do that directly as far as I remember. May be possible. But off the top of my head, you can create a helping method like xf used to do and register it on the listeners and can do the callback in that method.
@moonriver7 , I think this could be achieved without any additional addon functionality. You can just create another user group and only assign it to that group leader and can assign that group leader an additional permission which you want to give.
I think you are talking about this
https://xenforo.com/docs/dev/template-syntax/
For achieving this you are already close as you already setup the route and the controller, you just need to pass the details from the controller to the view and in the view you can design using the XF macros...
Use reverse engineering technique, that's what I usually go for. But in your case follow these steps and I think you are good to go.
Create a route from the admin panel backend (make sure the dev mode is on from the config)
add the public controller info while creating the route on which it...
I don't think that's a good idea to clear them automatically, server error logs are actually telling you if there is anything going wrong and needs to be fixed.
@pikitsu
You can check the following existing add ons:
https://xenforo.com/community/resources/xftowp-xenforo-to-wordpress-integration.8161/
https://xenforo.com/community/resources/article-and-forum-connect-xenforo-and-wordpress.8405/...