Julien Lambé

@maximusblade Hmm not sure regarding your issue but I think it seems an issue with the order of the middleware stack. If your middleware is called before the session manager...

@pvdptje this is at least a very useful information to explore and for now the best thing to track, thanks!

@pvdptje Sweet! I'll definitely test this trick.

@pvdptje I've tested this and it does work better. One thing I haven't yet eluded is when using the `session()->flash()` method. For unknown reasons, the session data is not persisted...

This is a good idea but before implementing this, I think the responsibility of checking form errors should go to the Form API. I would like to enhance the form...

@Jaspervv Normally you should have access to the `Command` alias which lets you call commands defined from the root application. Now for defining commands, I haven't extended the plugin manager...

The idea with plugin commands would be to be able to register commands within the application without having to load WordPress. WordPress will always try to look after a database...

Indeed but in my tests, you still need to create a MySQL database on the side to make it work properly.

Indeed it's lacking but as it is planned to build a fresh documentation website after the stable release, I personnally postpone the fix for this on the next website version...

@DaWolfey That's correct, and this syntax works on the Page, Ajax, Action and Filter APIs 😉