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April 26, 2017 at 7:53 am #1028983
I’m using T3 Bs3 Blank template 2.2.4 with T3 Framework 2.6.3. I upgraded on localhost to Joomla 3.7. The pages are rendered but with some errors in "pluginssystemt3includescoreminify.php" on lines 260, 272, 440 (see the attached images).
Is it an issue with T3 which has to be addressed re: Joomla 3.7 or is it something else?
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April 26, 2017 at 10:50 am #1029062In my case it seems that the localhost setup does not agree CSS and JS compression (that I use in the live site) and that solved the problem… but there may be other issues too… so waiting for your update would be wise 🙂
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April 26, 2017 at 4:59 pm #1029130I have the same problem like you said, Hoina….
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April 27, 2017 at 12:38 am #1029193It seems turning OFF Optimize CSS in most templates fixes all issues. I tested in localhost before updating my live site. So it seems like all the issues are in that setting. I have zero issues on my site after I turned that option off…
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April 27, 2017 at 7:00 pm #1029429Would have been nice for Joomlart to be proactive and update the framework in advance.. Now there seems to be a huge backlog of templates to be updated even though T3 framework update would fix most of the issues.
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April 27, 2017 at 9:08 pm #1029446Unfortunately it is not possible for JA to be proactive in the way you suggest. Let me explain why. Joomla only finalise the code changes in a very short period before release. With so many templates and extensions this would inevitably mean JA devs would be chasing their tales constantly making edits to the massive library every time Joomla make changes to their core code. So we have no choice but to wait for the stable release before commencing full testing and updating. It is not a trivial task to test, update then test again. This is especially true as every template needs to be tested with every extension and combination of extensions. So please, as ever, be patient and JA will release fully tested and stable templates.
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April 27, 2017 at 9:17 pm #1029448Joomla make it clear that testing should be done before upgrading – https://www.joomla.org/announcements/release-news/5703-joomla-3-7-is-here.html
Please see the heading "Is your website ready for Joomla! 3.7?". It is standard practice to test offline large updates. At the very least a backup should always be taken before any updates are undertaken. While JA could release a blog post with advice about J3.7, and probably will, I am not sure many people would take the time to read it before clicking the button.
Personally, I think Joomla should be adding more warnings to the back end specifically for large updates such as this one. That way users would ne forced to at least press and extra button before commencing a potentially damaging operation.
Please also note that the built in back end template that ships with Joomla, hathor, is also not compatible with J3.7. Quite a few users have already discovered this. Switching to the other admin template shipped with Joomla, ISIS (I bet they regret that name now) will rectify some issues users are encountering.
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