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brunnopleffken / addictive-community

The definitive open-source discussion forum software.
https://addictivehub.github.io/
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problem during creating new thread #124

Closed amitsavla closed 7 years ago

amitsavla commented 7 years ago

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its shown like an error when creating new thread

brunnopleffken commented 7 years ago

Hello @amitsavla

Yeah, this is related to #121. Version 0.12 now uses the embedded PHP transliterator to convert diacritics (ó, ã, ü, ø, etc.) to ASCII characters, but it seems a little unstable. The PHP official docs shows it works with PHP 5.4 or later and the PECL intl is embedded since 5.2, but it needs further investigation.

Which PHP version are you using?

brunnopleffken commented 7 years ago

Since this is the 2nd report about the same issue, I checked this as High Priority issue, as it doesn't seems like a misconfigured environment.

An update fixing this will be released this week!

brunnopleffken commented 7 years ago

@amitsavla I sent a commit changing this. It's not released yet, you must use the 'development' branch. Can you perform some tests?

amitsavla commented 7 years ago

sure, i ll.

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brunnopleffken commented 7 years ago

Fixed in v0.12.1