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using an IDE with the proxyclass generator, it will tell you when method signatures change from a parent class, here it puts a squiggly line under the method and when i focus on it, it will tell me its no longer compatible with the parent.
Phpstorm is an excellent IDE, its very reasonably priced (they offer yearly or monthly subscriptions, and they also offer loyalty discounts. after 3 years phpstorm will be as little as $5 a month or around $50 a year. note: i'm not affiliated with jetbrains, i'm just a crazed fanboi of their products).
if you don't want to pay for one, there are a few opensource free ones like eclipse or VS Code (if you are afraid MS tracking you thru telemetry which VS Code has, you can opt for the VS Codium which removes all that but still remains compatible with VS Code plugins), and if you are really masochistic, there is netbeans and sublime. note: vs code/sublime aren't true IDE's, they are more advanced text editors that thru plugins you can emulate IDE features, netbeans and eclipse are IDE's, but they all vary in ability and features. 

if this for a non-marketplace app, i would load it up thru the interface folder or load it remotely.
$myJs = \IPS\Output::i()->js('myfolder/myjs.js', 'myapp','interface'); \IPS\Output::i()->jsFiles = array_merge(\IPS\Output::i()->jsFiles,$myJs); or 
\IPS\Output::i()->jsFiles = array_merge( \IPS\Output::i()->jsFiles,[ \IPS\Http\Url::external('http://example.com/something.js') ]); if this is for a MP app, you might have to consider the remote loading as an option, since last i heard the the interface folder doesn't work for the cloud communities and i don't think you can you use the bypass method (which would be loading it thru the resources), cause it probably wont be able to properly map the imports (as imports if i am not mistaken are loaded by relative paths and resources wouldn't be relative). 

In 4.5 we have the following security updates:
Improved password strength checks to detect password values set identically to the account username or email address and to consider them weak. Improved method of encrypting certain text. Improved AdminCP session handling, removing the session ID from URLs and introducing alternate CSRF protections. Improved email change process to invalidate any pending password reset requests. Fixed user not being prompted for two-factor authentication when signing in from a new device. Fixed an issue where it was possible to bypass the messenger recipient count limit. Fixed a niche issue where it was possible in certain configurations to view others profile field attachments on the registration page. Fixed a race condition issue where it was possible to artificially inflate or reduce a user's reputation score. Limited password inputs to 72 characters max to reduce the chance of a malicious user forcing unnecessary computationally expensive operations on the server. Fixed an issue where AdminCP sessions may be usable longer than expected if a community receives little activity. Fixes an XSS vulnerability when quoting posts and comments. This release also contains the patch from 4.5.4 that resolves a security issue with the Downloads REST API Then of course beyond security there are countless performance, usability, and capability improvements since 4.4.

Hi,
Do you mean real apiendpoints using the IPS REST API or regular own controllers inside app/modules/front/... ?
If the latter, then you can use the Application::allowOfflineAccess method to control if the specific page should be accessible even in offline mode.
 
/** * Can view page even when site is offline * * @param \IPS\Application\Module $module The module * @param string $controller The controller * @param string|NULL $do To "do" parameter * @return bool */ public function allowOfflineAccess( \IPS\Application\Module $module, $controller, $do )  

I love this idea, too 🙂 
I know we were discussing a separate invoice thing in this topic which led me to here.
 
 
 

I'd like to request an app/plugin that generates an email to users that have added an item to the cart but never completed the checkout.
I suggest the following parameters:
1. Set custom title and email content
2. Specify how long to wait before the email is sent
3. Specify to only send emails for invoices containing x,y,z products
There also needs to be an option to check that the item was not already purchased under a different invoice before sending the email.
I'm sure there are other needs to consider and features to add. 
Overall I think this would be a popular item in the market place.

'EX0' is an uncaught exception, essentially it's anything that is unexpected. On registration, it's typically caused by a third party plugin/application.

Ah right, of course! Thanks!

Hi,
You can disable individual modules here:
AdminCP -> System -> Applications

Just click where it says "Enabled" to disable it.

The tar/xml files are not retained. They are install files and are used to install the resources, and then are removed.
It is generally against license agreements to purchase a plugin or application and use it on more than one site. If the author of a resource does allow this, then you may be able to reach out to them and ask them for a copy of the resource once you've purchased it to install on another site. If you are speaking of test sites specifically, we have a special -TESTINSTALL key that you can use on your test site which will give you access to your resources purchased for your live site for a test installation.

@403 - Forbiddeen Did you add star symbol before the domain name?

 

You are adding an HTML comment around PHP code. The PHP code will still execute in that context, but the result will be inside an HTML comment that the browser will hide.
You would need to comment out the PHP code using PHP commenting functionality like
{{ /* Don't execute this}} {{ $var = 'x';}} {{ */}}  

I have checked json_last_error() and number 4 pop out: syntax error.
So I have adopted a different approach to cache the array API data: serialize() and unserialize(). But I had also the same syntax issues, that were solved by base64_encode() and base64_decode().
To save in the database:
{{$videos_serialized = base64_encode(serialize($videos));}} To use it again:
{{$videos = unserialize(base64_decode($videos));}} Hope this helps someone using json APIs and caching the results.

We're getting complaints from users that although they want notifications for things like replies and mentions, they don't want or need them for reactions to posts. It would be useful to be able to give them that option. 

It's no longer supported. Do a separate count query:
{{$total = \IPS\Db::i()->select( 'COUNT(*)', 'cms_custom_database_8', array( 'field_140=?', $record->primary_id_field ) )->first();}}  

What happens if you echo $select->query, and copy the query into phpmyadmin or some other mysql console?
Does the query look like you think it should?  Often times I've used this method to figure out a syntax error in the php version of the query.

I'm sorry it's felt that we were dismissive and it's never our intent to insult anyone who are trying to provide us heartfelt feedback. Admittedly, I think our frustration with demands for legacy functionality does bleed through on occasion, for which I apologize. It is taxing at times when you are moving forward, the vast majority of your clients are happy, but there's the occasional desire to pull us backwards and believe me, cluttering up the interface with inconsequential numbers, is by ALL modern web standards - a step backwards.
I know it sometimes feels like we make decisions in a vacuum and without regard to clients, because you are the client that feels passionately about a given issue - it IS an issue to you and we get and expect that. Nonetheless, I sometimes wish some of you had the vantage point of being in our office and on our internal systems in which we gather collective feedback from various avenues, technician notes, sales notes and see the exhaustive vetting that goes into something. You would see that this, for example, was removed because:
1) It's 2020 - post 390 right now, may not be 390 5 minutes from now or may not even be 390 right now to another user.

2) There are legacy forum platforms that have grown to be quite successful in maintaining legacy functions for a niche demographic and that's great for them, but we our goal is not at all to compete with legacy forum platforms. Consider us the FedEx of Communities: Moving Foward. 😉 We are a modern community platform and very respectfully, there isn't anything modern social related that uses arbitrary, visual IDs. I can't imagine you would tell a colleague "Hey Bob, check out tweet 9832441068311 on Tim's twitter feed" - nobody does that, right? 🙂 You send a link to the tweet and save Bob 10 minutes of needing to energize the flux capacitor to find content. Same with Facebook, Instagram, Reddit and other platforms the majority of customers and their end users are going to be familiar with.
3) Because, as noted in #2, it's inconsistent with literally the rest of the Internet, it caused confusion. "How do I remove this?" "Why is this here?" etc. It all prompted the question "why IS this here? it serves no functional purpose beyond familiarity and personally speaking, I would be extremely annoyed if someone sent me an arbitrary ID number for content I'm suppose to find myself when they could literally click the date of the post and send me the link to it.
I realize it used to exist and at one point, it was a good idea. Hand cranking an old Model A was also a good idea too before electric starters. I think we can mostly agree ehhh, maybe we'd rather just jump in and turn a key and/or push a button. Likewise, most agree they don't need an arbitrary number as a visual cue or as directions to a post - that's not how the 2020 Internet works. Simply click, copy and paste the link. Bob thanks you in advance.
@BankFodder I could see how that number could be misleading. I just looked, as I was curious too, but there are folks who have downloaded i 10+ times and it counts each one. This is the number of reporting installations that have ever had the plugin:

Figured it out... php-json was missing.  Not sure why that requirement wasn't in the ready check script, but all good now.  🙂

There are results. I have changed the query to limit it to one row instead of using ->first();
{{$select = \IPS\Db::i()->select( 'cms_custom_database_12.field_142 as preco, cms_custom_database_12.field_154 as link, cms_custom_database_12.record_updated as atualizado, cms_custom_database_13.field_143 as loja, cms_custom_database_13.record_image_thumb as logo, cms_custom_database_13.field_160 as cupom, cms_custom_database_13.field_161 as cupom_valor, cms_custom_database_13.primary_id_field as loja_ID', 'cms_custom_database_12', array( array( 'field_156=?', $row->primary_id_field ), array( 'field_141=?', 1 ) ), 'cms_custom_database_12.field_142 ASC', 1)->join( 'cms_custom_database_13', 'cms_custom_database_13.primary_id_field=field_155', 'INNER' );}}  

Underflow exception would indicate there aren't any results for the query, I've seen.
If it is normal for this query to sometimes not return a result, then you may need to try:
{{ try { $select = \IPS\Db::i()->select( 'cms_custom_database_12.field_142 as preco, cms_custom_database_12.field_154 as link, cms_custom_database_12.record_updated as atualizado, cms_custom_database_13.field_143 as loja, cms_custom_database_13.record_image_thumb as logo, cms_custom_database_13.field_160 as cupom, cms_custom_database_13.field_161 as cupom_valor, cms_custom_database_13.primary_id_field as loja_ID', 'cms_custom_database_12', array( array( 'field_156=?', $row->primary_id_field ), array( 'field_141=?', 1 ) ), 'cms_custom_database_12.field_142 ASC')->join( 'cms_custom_database_13', 'cms_custom_database_13.primary_id_field=field_155', 'INNER' )->first(); } catch( \UnderflowException $e ) { $select = ''; } }} Do you get any results when you run this query in mysql directly?
SET @field_156 ='yourdata'; SELECT cms_custom_database_12.field_142 as preco, cms_custom_database_12.field_154 as link, cms_custom_database_12.record_updated as atualizado, cms_custom_database_13.field_143 as loja, cms_custom_database_13.record_image_thumb as logo, cms_custom_database_13.field_160 as cupom, cms_custom_database_13.field_161 as cupom_valor, cms_custom_database_13.primary_id_field as loja_ID FROM cms_custom_database_12 INNER JOIN cms_custom_database_13 ON cms_custom_database_13.primary_id_field = cms_custom_database_12.field_155 WHERE field_156 = @field_156 AND field_141=1 ORDER BY cms_custom_database_12.field_142 ASC LIMIT 1;  

As mentioned, you can chain the method calls:
$select = \IPS\Db::i()->select( ... ) ->join( ... ) ->join( ... ) ->first(); The same applies to forceIndex(), setKeyField(), and setValueField().

I hope this isn't stating the obvious, but what happens when you try this?
{{$select = \IPS\Db::i()->select( 'cms_custom_database_12.field_142 as preco, cms_custom_database_12.field_154 as link, cms_custom_database_12.record_updated as atualizado, cms_custom_database_13.field_143 as loja, cms_custom_database_13.record_image_thumb as logo, cms_custom_database_13.field_160 as cupom, cms_custom_database_13.field_161 as cupom_valor, cms_custom_database_13.primary_id_field as loja_ID', 'cms_custom_database_12', array( array( 'field_156=?', $row->primary_id_field ), array( 'field_141=?', 1 ) ), 'cms_custom_database_12.field_142 ASC')->join( 'cms_custom_database_13', 'cms_custom_database_13.primary_id_field=field_155', 'INNER' )->first();}}  

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