Recent content by Jeremy P

It would be: or_separator.

os can sometimes be an empty string (''). osVersion can sometimes be null.

<xf:if is="$user.isMemberOf([3, 100, 150])">

You could use a verifier method. Something like (untested)... protected function verifyDays(array $values, string $key, int $type, array $columnOptions): bool { if (!empty(array_diff($values, $columnOptions['allowedValues']) { $this->error(\XF::phrase('some_phrase'), $key)...

I think this issue should be fairly rare (it implies IPv6 DNS resolution is failing), but you can replace line 290 of src/XF/Http/Reader.php to sort it: $ipv6s = @dns_get_record($parts['host'], DNS_AAAA) ?: [];

@Xon Can you confirm whether adding the user_id clause results in MySQL picking the correct index? SELECT ip FROM xf_ip WHERE content_type = 'user' AND content_id = 'xxx' AND action = 'register' AND user_id = 'xxx' ORDER BY log_date DESC LIMIT 1

SELECT style_id, COUNT(*) AS users FROM xf_user GROUP BY style_id

It's an operating system feature. On *nix-based operating systems, something like ln -s src/addon/Vendor/AddOn/_files/foo/bar/xyz.png foo/bar/xyz.png. I'm not familiar with what support is like on Windows these days. Close, it would put it at foo/bar/xyz.png. If you want it in data/, you'd...

Ah yeah, overlooked that line. I would strongly caution against coupling file input to entities in this way.

You could probably do... $this->fastUpdate('path_to_file', $filename); Though for derived data you might want to just make this a getter instead of an actual column: https://xenforo.com/docs/dev/entities-finders-repositories/#getters

A bit cumbersome out of the box, but I tend to use symbolic links to the _files directory. You would essentially treat _files as the root directory. In your build.json: { // ... "additional_files": [ "images/cool.png" ], // ... }...

Yeah, this is almost certainly related to this add-on: https://xenforo.com/community/resources/latest-post-live.6349/

Either remove the Setup.php file from the add-on directory if it does not do anything, or double check its namespace and class name.

I'm only speaking for myself, but I do not actively monitor threads here. If I reply at all, it is usually because 1) I happened to come across the thread, 2) I am not already busy with something else, and 3) I already know the answer. In this specific case, I came across this thread by chance...

The forums are for community-based support only. Answers are given voluntarily and not guaranteed. Anyway, the default order is not configurable so it would require custom development.