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… I tried to change the hours (from 0 to 4), but without resolving. ...
I tested it on IIS with PHP 7.2 and on Apache with PHP 7.3, on both Environments it works :oops:

Start an FTP Programm and set manual the directory permissions of the config folder to modify, clear the Cache folder and try ...

musicletter wrote: Tue Apr 07, 2020 11:08 am... D:\inetpub\...

I see you are on Windows IIS, so please do following:
On the IIS give the "IUSR" Group the "modify" permission for the "/fp-content" Directory.

I tested it on IIS 7.5 with PHP 7.2 and it works fine with Flatpress 1.1

... One last question: having also modified config and other files do you think it is risky ...
I'm not sure what you mean. But try this steps by your own risk and after this you know it.

Download your complete musicletter folder with all content from your webspace. Backup done.

Download and ...

Caution: First of all, I don't know what FP plugins do you use and if they outside the Flatpress 1.1 Core System, so there is the possibility that they will not work with PHP 7.x.

I would recommend the following steps for testing a update to Flatpress 1.1.

Create a subfolder on your web space ...

This one is that one I tested with PHP 5.6 and PHP 7.2/7.3/7.4 and use for myself.
if ($arr) {
$id = key($arr);
$subject = current($arr);
next($arr);
}

… With new version 1.1 I can't see this article: ...

Please, take a look here
https://wiki.flatpress.org/en:doc:basic:upgrade
and do the ...

I didn't test this solution, but please download the buggy core.draft.php, editing the file and upload it back.

Quick and dirty solution: Replace the lines 185 to 189
if ($arr) {
$firstElement = utils_array_kshift($arr);
$id = array_keys($firstElement) [0];
$subject = $firstElement [$id ...

Hi,

your new Flatpress 1.1 is running on PHP 5.3?

The error is a typical PHP 7.4 error, because some Syntax like function xyz ( …element… ) [0] … are no more allowed. So, please, what is PHP Version on which your Flatpress 1.1 is running?

regards

Hi,

I'm not sure what you want to ask, so I answer as I think.

PHP 8 is under development and will come in 2020, add two Years full Patch support and 2 years Security updates. Ok, 2024, yep, is our planet clean here?

Flatpress, yes, I think it will work as long as there are no very deep changes ...

Most Problems are the directory's permissions of the fp-content folder. Please take a look here and Setup your Installation new.
Flatpress Installation - Topic Proceeding

Hi,

I'm not sure, but first try should be starting the Flatpress Setup again. After that you have the Flatpress Standard Theme again. Your data won't be deletetd, you can rebuild the Index after the Setup in the Flatpress Administration.
See Flatpress Wiki - Flatpress Basics (en)

If this is not ...