Alexey Zakhlestin
Alexey Zakhlestin
We upgraded to 18.x since then
> Thanks for pointing this out! I wasn't aware of the other usage when I first wrote the paper. Hopefully the context will make it clear. context will make it...
related to #259
Are you sure it works for you when this extension is disabled? Our tests show that theguardian doesn't support cors requests (and it shouldn't, that would be unsafe)
I don't do testing on localhost, neither my colleagues. These are stats for browsing 10 pages of real content with your patch. Most of the links give CORS-errors (including links...
@MMDJafari right. But we try not to rely on external services. So the next logical step is to make our own CORS-proxy as part of the backend. And then we...
`` doesn't sound right. I guess it should be ``. check http://pear.php.net/manual/en/guide.developers.package2.dependencies.php
hm… and what is the case for calling `pake_replace_regexp_to_dir` without `$src_dir`? that's a required parameter. if there is a legitimate usecase — I'll figure out solution. otherwise, I can apply...
so… `pake_replace_regexp()` doesn't work if it gets array of absolute filenames. right? would it be sufficient if I solve this issue? strictly speaking, that is a bit of an edge-case...
it's a bit more complicated, as we also have `pake_replace_regexp_to_dir()` which takes target dir as additional parameter. absolute-paths will work for in-place replacement (`$src_dir === $target_dir`), but probably won't if...