Dear Friends,
i have some Problem with the TPL Newsberg.
Installation is ok.
After Update all SP Tools and Joomla there is an Error:
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count(): Argument #1 ($value) must be of type Countable|array, null given
This is ONLY, when i am logged OFF in the Frontpage (as a User). When i am logged in admin (components, SP Page Builder), there is no Problem in Admin and Frontend.
Is there any Solution?
Hi Support,
i found the Problem.. But maybe u have one Solution for it?
It comes from the Login Field in the Top. This was the Problem for this Error.
lg Mike
Hi there!
Sorry for your issue.
Which PHP version you are using, please?
Best Regards
PHP 8.1
Joomla 4.2.3
This is a known issue and has been extensively discussed in another question in the forum. The problem is with the login.php file as far as I understand. I do onot know why a fix has not been issued yet.
Hi Mike
Please downgrade you PHP version to PHP 8.0 or lower, as our Helix Ultimate supports upto PHP 8.0 (maximum). But they works good with PHP 7.4.
Best Regards
Hello Geoffrey Smith,
Thanks for your comment here.
We are looking forward to be compatible with higher PHP versions. If there was a conversation on this topic, then the issue has been forwarded to the developer team already.
Have a nice day!
Best Regards
Hi Mike,
this is the thread that Geoffrey referred to, and in which I have already identified several problems and posted possible solutions.
https://www.joomshaper.com/forum/question/17241
Maybe the things mentioned above will help you.
I am not part of the support team and can therefore only help to a limited extent.
Hello and please excuse me if I am speaking in layman's terms here. I too wanted to increase the PHP version from 7.4 to 8.0; under Joomla 3 X and Helix Ultimate this was ultimately no problem with a current SP Page Builder.
After switching to Joomla 4, I also get the error message
count(): Argument #1 ($value) must be of type Countable|array, null given
in connection with the module "Login Form
Without logging in, everything works; with logging in, too, at first - but at the latest after logging out, the error message appears.
With a downgrade to PHP 7.4 the page runs again.
After some cross-reading, I see that the problem is not unknown; however, I cannot see whether there is already a solution for this? Especially one that the hobby user can implement?
Thank you for relevant tips
Christian
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