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Website for a terrace roofing / awnings / solar protection dealer
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Hi @Stefanowitsch You have done a great project. I too have found the modules from @bernhard to be very speedy. I am looking forward to your new projects.- 1 reply
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Hi @rst For some reason in PHP8+, the coordinate values default to the empty string. You can fix the module code and hard-code their values to float. Until @ryan fixes it. if( ((string) round($lat, $precision)) != ((string) round((float)$this->defaultLat, $precision)) || ((string) round($lng, $precision)) != ((string) round((float)$this->defaultLng, $precision))) { I've requested changes to the https://github.com/ryancramerdesign/FieldtypeMapMarker
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Oh, yes, it is. I'll have to be more careful. Thank you.
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Hi @bernhard I can't connect to the website. Blank page only.
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Hi @Juergen Thanks for this module. I can see that a great and good job has been sold. The main problem why I still use custom forms is the date picker. The first problem is to set the range of acceptable times to specify. The second is to inform the user of a date error if the range is still not respected. You do realize that both POST and GET are not perfect. The other case is when the user needs to specify a range of a start date and an end date. There are more error options here. There is also a variant when dates are linked. For example, after specifying the first date, the second date can be as much as two weeks later. Usually such collisions are solved with jQuery. I looked at your module documentation and didn't see any examples with dates. Maybe you have a similar functionality, but I would like to see an example.
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@Joachim First, you should check the PHP configuration. To do this you have to run a command in the program code - phpinfo(); The PHP configuration page should have this block: The version numbers may vary. This picture is just an example. If not, ask your hosting provider to compile PHP with the ZIP library.
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@Juergen Thank you for your reply. How much you need to add avatar images to your profile depends on the format of your project. In my projects, this is a fairly common feature. I use LoginRegisterPro, which @ryan suggests. There, adding an image doesn't give you any image editing functionality. But you don't really need it either, as there are a lot of image editing programs on the fly right now.
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Hi @benbyf Perhaps you should check out this forum thread: Try it if you've already upgraded to PHP 8
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@LAPS I too use LPR to add pictures to user profile. Usually the user's image files are in the user's folder. As example: https://mysite.pw/site/assets/files/41/cot.jpg And such pictures are available to everyone, unless you specify otherwise. You can change this behavior in the user template by enabling access control.
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@LAPS Use the user page as a normal page. Any user fields can be shown if you have not set a ban in the template. <?php $usr = $users->get('id='.$user_id); if(empty($usr->photo)){ echo "Photo empty"; }else{ echo "<img src='",$usr->photo->httpUrl,"' />"; } ?>