@girish said in PHP8.0 is supported for Mautic 4.4.10:

I have managed to update the package to Mautic 5 but the LDAP plugin needs to be updated because of upstream changes. Looking into this.

Any update on that one pal?
Looking forward for that update, with Composer and access to the marketplace etc. Take care.
Thanks.

@Dave-Swift in this case, those would be one and the same.

... good catch! Found out meanwhile there was a restart and my settings where also overwritten again. I thin I experienced this when configuring this instance already. But thought I probably just missed the save button. I will update my post with your input.

Perfect! Thank you - it works as expected.

Yep, Mautic is not yet clean enough in separating data from application code. We learnt it when trying to build containers in the past. Thanks for the fix!

https://www.mautic.org/blog/community/announcing-mautic-developer-days-and-community-sprint-vienna-july-19-21

cu next week in Vienna?

@Aizat Yes, that should work.

@girish Amazing!

The new update has fixed the above described problem and we have been able to update and are now running version 4.4.2 of Mautic.

Great job! Thanks.

@girish Nan, forget the above I'd made a little more research in the forum and found the solution here, thanks anyway. 🙂

@girish Thank you!

@girish Nice!!! thanks

@thibaud I think just to keep things simpler, please check if just simple mautic API works using curl.

By OAuth, I guess you mean the Mautic's "OAuth2" i.e the one described in https://www.mautic.org/blog/developer/how-to-use-the-mautic-rest-api ? I have no clue how that works...

But for our own mautic automation, we first enable the API like this:

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Then, we use http basic auth. We then created a separate user called mauticbot (added straight inside mautic). We then use https://github.com/vdavid/node-mautic to automate. That module just uses the account username and password and no API token.

Same here, problem solved. Thanks!

@rmdes Nice implementation! Unfortunately it also relies on manually adding the html instead of the javascript which would automatically update fields without having to touch the code on the backend of the website.

@nebulon I deleted the theme that was throwing an error (even though it was not in use) and that for some reason fixed it 🤷

@girish Do you remember if you had to upload the spanish translations yourself? No, I copied the translations from a clean install of Mautic 4 on Cloudron. In a clean Mautic installation, it does upload the translation folders.

It would be necessary to check if the grapejs translation files is complete, because there are many words missing to translate into Spanish.

So, all our mautic instances updated fine. Some of the themes might have to be removed manually since it seems the config.json changed from mautic 3 to mautic 4.

If some pages error, check the logs in System info i.e the Logs view in https://mautic.domain.com/s/sysinfo. You might see an error in the logs like so:

[2022-01-25 15:07:18] mautic.CRITICAL: Uncaught PHP Exception Mautic\CoreBundle\Exception\BadConfigurationException: "Theme Blank not configured properly: builder property in the config.json" at /app/code/app/bundles/CoreBundle/Helper/ThemeHelper.php line 673 {"exception":"[object] (Mautic\\CoreBundle\\Exception\\BadConfigurationException(code: 0): Theme Blank not configured properly: builder property in the config.json at /app/code/app/bundles/CoreBundle/Helper/ThemeHelper.php:673)"} []

To fix the above, open the file manager:

Go to themes directory Delete the blank-grapejs and confimme (sic) theme directories. You might have to delete more directories depending on the error messages you see. The above error gives a hint as to what theme is causing a problem ("Theme Blank not configured properly")

Thanks @luckow for helping us debug.