Byron Fitzgerald Intermediate

Very strange that they are blocking outgoing SMTP, never heard of a hosting company doing that before.

The perch mailer class uses PHPMailer under the hood so you can rely on that to deliver emails, but without SMTP it can be 50/50 whether the email…

You'll want this to be at the top of your page, as the use_error_page function is basically just an convoluted includes function that sets the HTTP status to 404 as well
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It might be that you are using includes instead of perch_layout…

What about your post page?

I think with the way perch is designed it's probably best for it to not be default behavior as Perch tends to be a very much DIY but here's some tools for you. Features like this make it a bit more opinionated, as it keeps in line with most…

What does you master page template look like?

You need to trigger the error page for this to work. I think something like below would work

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I believe the pageModified field is only available when using perch_pages_navigation()

You'll want the perch3_content_items table so your query will look something like
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It's worth noting that the field ID's are also stored in the itemJSON, so if the text you're replacing contains and ID of one of you're fields it will also…

You can add a suppress attribute to the tag and stick it at the top of the page, something like


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So from your SQL query it looks like what you are doing is updating the cached HTML, which is why it shows correctly on the front end. In the admin site, perch ignores this so it will be showing the old content.

I think you should be looking to update…

A checkboxes default value is one, if you want it to be different you need to add it to the tags

<content id="vegetarian" type="checkbox" value="Vegetarian" label="Vegetarian">

But you probably don't need to even output the value as you are already…

What does you SQL script look like? It might not be changing all the necessary fields

We've used the https://github.com/RootStudio/Perch-Locator app on a few recent sites and is still working fine up to PHP 7.4. It hasn't been tested with PHP8 yet.

It does rely on the perch scheduled tasks to geocode the locations so you'll need to…

That's not possible within Perch core. You would need to create your own custom map and add the locations into Perch so that they can be edited.

Here's a JS solution that some people and I have used …