Simon Sessingø

The PHP 8 change of call_user_func_array is a bit lacking. How are you supposed to catch the error, there's no function to test if the parameters exists before calling it...

Ok so it does throw an exception? At least that's something. It doesn't mention any of this in php.net. It just says "returns false on error". But still, they should...

Data will return de? Can't find $user. In that case the parameter parsing is not setting the value correctly. It's a bad solution because php changed the behavior of something...

You wrote >if the request is: /lang/de/test/hallo the user would return "de". I guess you mean `data`. No, I'm saying there's an error in the way parameters are parsed if...

It wasn't working in version 4.3 either without the `array_values` workaround. It was caused by a problem with parameters inherited by groups. I've fixed the issue here and changed the...

Nice work. One thing though, if you don't return static, the code completion won't recognize the new class if you extend it from a parent class; then only methods and...

Sorry about that, ive added the explanation on a line so it hopefully makes more sense. But nevertheless it's great work :)

Hi Bert. Thanks for the great suggestion. Personally I haven't used Apache for a long time, so haven't kept up with all the latest developments on that front however thanks...

What! It's already there! What the hell - sorry about wasting your time, was sure that i'd read the entire documentation, but must have missed that section. 👍 But can...

It would be much cleaner though if the `subQuery` happened behind-the-scenes in the `QueryBuilderHandler.php`, so you don't have to know that the `\QB::subQuery` method exists. My PR allows you to...