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Elements are not visible after updating 3.9.0

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Roberts

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I just upgraded to v3.9.0, but now it does not show anything, it's like if something does not work on this update, url images work, but the rest is not seen. If we see the source code with the element inspector, you can see that if you load the HTML.

What is the problem Rodolfo?

Web: https://www.imagensn.com

Greetings.
 
Re-download and replace app/themes/Peafowl/snippets folder.
 
Rodolfo said:
Re-download and replace app/themes/Peafowl/snippets folder.
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Still not working, added the whole route app/themes/Peafowl/

I did the direct update of the autoloader, I did not update downloading the file, you have to check that the problem this update causes.
 
Just re-download and replace the theme folder.

Roberts said:
you have to check that the problem this update causes.
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Is already described here: https://chevereto.com/community/threads/black-page-after-upgrade-to-3-9-0.8494/

Actually, an update on this... The problem is in this file: app/themes/Peafowl/snnipets/anywhere_upload.php

This section:
PHP: 
_('your device')

Should be changed to this:
PHP: 
_s('your device')

Those with issues is because you don't have gettext on your servers. One of the many reasons why I had to code my own gettext parser was that because no reason there are still countless servers without support for that, in all my machines I run gettext and that's why I didn't miss the _s.
 
Rodolfo said:
This section:
PHP: 
_('your device')

Should be changed to this:
PHP: 
_s('your device')

Those with issues is because you don't have gettext on your servers. One of the many reasons why I had to code my own gettext parser was that because no reason there are still countless servers without support for that, in all my machines I run gettext and that's why I didn't miss the _s.
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All solved with the instruction

PHP: 
_s('your device')

I understand that I have no running in my VPS PHP module Gettext, I will review and install this module necessary for a future.

Thanks for the support. 🙂
 
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