This thread is resolved. Here is a description of the problem and solution.
Problem:
Solution:
Here is the blog post we just released the PHP 8 compatible Toolset plugin version:
- https://toolset.com/2022/05/toolset-1-6-3-full-compatibility-with-php-8/
Please try to update ALL Toolset plugins to latest version either using Toolset installer or you can download it from your account's page:
=> https://toolset.com/account/downloads/
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Last updated by 2 years, 6 months ago.
Assisted by: Minesh.
Being the first to report an issue, doesn't mean there isn't an issue or that it is isolated.
I don't understand your first question. The only url recorded in debug.log is the one to the Toolset file.
The site is locked down so access isn't possible.
I've run the function code at line 405 in file api.php through a code checker and that also returns an error (see attached image).
It's my understanding that parameters without a default value now need to be BEFORE optional parameters. If I swap the parameters over in the checker and run it again, it doesn't return any errors. If I do the same thing to the file in my website, I can run PHP 8 and not get the original error. Also, if you look at the other functions in that file, they DO follow the required order for the parameters. It's only the function at line 405 that doesn't.
