Recent content by Chris D

Can’t go wrong with the @digitalpoint add-on and the development and support is top notch. But to be clear the first link there isn’t actually an add-on, exactly. It just ships the Amazon AWS SDK and it mostly acts as a tutorial. That tutorial and the SDK download should also work with...

This will be formally announced at some point but currently the plan is that XF 3.0 will require a minimum of PHP 8.0.

I don’t think you’ve said exactly what error you received so difficult to say but recently a lot of logs generated by newer PHP versions have been deprecation notices which are only logged in debug mode.

We don’t rely on it but arguably it is a better library for manipulating images and I believe with a lower memory footprint. For now simply enable GD which is built in. In real terms the only benefit to Imagick is it can resize a gif and keep its animation.

Well, either way, your browser is blocking those requests that are being blocked so providing these examples to their support will hopefully allow them to make improvements in the future.

Probably something to do with the browser itself. Note the second point in your screenshot about browser extensions (though applies to additional built-in browser functionality too). I guess it doesn't like the word "cookies" in the URL?

Also not available in the UK yet...?

Gemini though

This is fixed now for the next release.

I feel like we had another report of this but either way it's sorted now.

And yeah generally we haven’t been too strict here. I’m not sure if we’ve pointed this out before but the wording used in these rules was very deliberate. Some rules say “must” others say “should”. Must being something we expect you to do every time. Should being something you should aim to...

Now we have Stripe checkout, do we need to do anything more here?

Ah no that’s not quite the right way round. Everyone who posts in a customer forum is a customer and therefore providing support and giving code examples is absolutely what they are there for. Yes they are visible to guests but that’s not really an issue, and of course helps people find...

Yeah fun <span>public</span> <span>static</span> <span>function</span> <span>getGoodEditors</span><span>(</span><span>)</span><span>:</span> <span>array</span><br><span>{</span><br> <span>$editors</span> <span>=</span> <span>[</span><span>'literally anything else'</span><span>,</span>...

I bet it gets really ugly with syntax highlighted code: public static function getGoodEditors(): array { $editors = ['literally anything else', 'Froala']; Array::removeValue($editors, 'Froala'); return $editors; }