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New Commercial Services Section
We have now opened a commercial services section here on the forum for registered users. If you have a Fabrik project that you wish to have someone work on for you, post it under Help Wanted. If you are an application developer and wish to earn some money helping others, post your details under Fabrik Application Developers.
Both of these are unmoderated. It will be up to both parties to work out the details and come to an agreement.
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Joomla 5.1
For running J!5.1 you must https://fabrikar.com/forums/index.php?wiki/update-from-github/ or include the new file manually https://fabrikar.com/forums/index.php?threads/joomla-5-1-and-fabrik-cannot-find-files-error.54473/post-285151 See also Announcements
index.html files ALL zero Byte file size
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cheesegrits
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Actually, the J! standard is now not to include them at all. That changed a while back, and J! no longer requires putting empty index.html files in every folder. It used to be mandatory, as a defense against badly configured web servers that allow directory browsing if a default document is not present. But they changed that a few years ago, J! itself no longer includes them and no longer mandates that extensions do, and it's just left as a requirement for the web admin to correctly configure their web server.
We just haven't gotten round to removing them. As you say, it's not the most critical thing.
-- hugh
We just haven't gotten round to removing them. As you say, it's not the most critical thing.
-- hugh
cheesegrits
Support Gopher
Which ones are we replacing? As far as I know, we only have them in "our" folders.
Although I think the upload element does create blank index files in any folders it uploads to, come to think of it. Which technically could be considered impolite. Although I thought we didn't do that if one existed already, although i'd have to check the code.
-- hugh
Although I think the upload element does create blank index files in any folders it uploads to, come to think of it. Which technically could be considered impolite. Although I thought we didn't do that if one existed already, although i'd have to check the code.
-- hugh