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  • Error : Undefined array key "SERVER_SOFTWARE" · 5 years ago

    @latifa, Try: $ bin/grav cache to see if that makes any difference $ bin/grav yamllinter --all since yaml parsing has become more strict If still having problems: Create backup of your current insta

  • Error : Undefined array key "SERVER_SOFTWARE" · 5 years ago

    @latifa, As said, I cannot reproduce your issue using a clean install of Grav 1.7.18. Would you mind testing a fresh install to rule out any config/theme/plugin interference? Btw, I have no idea what

  • Error : Undefined array key "SERVER_SOFTWARE" · 5 years ago

    Just learned from the github repo of Grav, that above issue was reported 12 hours ago and marked as a bug. The issue provides a temporary solution until v1.7.19 is being released.

  • Error : Undefined array key "SERVER_SOFTWARE" · 5 years ago

    @latifa, You're not sharing much, OS Which PHP version Apache/nginx? From which Grav version, to which Grav version How did you upgrade? What steps have you taken? Please help the community help yo

  • Form plugin 5.0.3 submit issues · 5 years ago

    @bjproqn96, Before upgrading to 1.7, did you have a look at the Upgrade to 1.7 docs. There are some breaking issues when upgrading to 1.7, which mostly should be mitigated when upgrading using bin/gpm

  • Associate and display an icon image with taxonomy categories · 5 years ago

    @owlyph, Thanks! By the way: An <img> tag does not have a closing tag. Instead of <img src="../user/themes/mytheme/img/catimage/firstname.png"></img>, you could use: <img src="/

  • Associate and display an icon image with taxonomy categories · 5 years ago

    @owlyph, Would you mind sharing your solution? It might help someone else some day...

  • Top navigation scroll · 5 years ago

    @paul222, As always, it depends... And I cannot decide that for you. You might consider taking a look the list of skeletons and try their demo's. You will see different themes using long menu lists.

  • Top navigation scroll · 5 years ago

    @paul222, I wonder if any user will be pleased with such a user experience... 🤔 What's the use-case that warrant such a long dropdown?

  • Anti bot in the contact form · 5 years ago

    @cvgrenoble, I'm afraid there is misunderstanding on the concept of a honeypot field... A honeypot is an <input> field which is invisible/hidden to a regular user. Most bots however don't "look"