Voltra
Looks like there's a 2021 PR for exactly this: https://github.com/ghosh/Micromodal/pull/412
Technically they'd just have to check if `e.currentTarget === popboxs[i]` before calling `preventDefault`. Otherwise yeah, it basically nukes out of existence any click event inside the modal
Checking `e.defaultPrevented` would be nice as well to have undesired click event processing
Just to clarify for future references: thus far it's not possible to scroll over an iframe smoothly without compromising pointer events propagation, starting stationary or already scrolling.
See this CppCon 2017 talk for reference: https://youtu.be/lkgszkPnV8g?si=NSm2AemA2FiRso8k&t=1946
bugfix: Fix incompatibility issue with hydration hooks in forms (spatie-laravel-translatable-plugin)
Seems likely
bugfix: Fix incompatibility issue with hydration hooks in forms (spatie-laravel-translatable-plugin)
@bojmaliev I just updated to the latest Filament version and re-applied the patch, it still works as expected
bugfix: Fix incompatibility issue with hydration hooks in forms (spatie-laravel-translatable-plugin)
Haven't tested, but know that the way the form data is filled in right now will also mutate `data` (since it's the form's "data path"), we just go about it...
My guess is that since JSON objects are unordered sets of name/value pairs, there's no guarantee it'll keep ordering across systems (e.g. PHP-level serde, DB-level serde)
Same here, by default it generates an obscene amount of images (especially with WEBP and/or AVIF support enabled)