Okay. I manage to reproduce the problem with a starterkit 3.8.3.
Probably something wrong in the /blueprints folder in a site.xxx.yml file
Okay. I manage to reproduce the problem with a starterkit 3.8.3.
Probably something wrong in the /blueprints folder in a site.xxx.yml file
It’s strange, as soon as I create an empty plugins/programmable-blueprints
folder, it prevents the images from loading
Can you reproduce this in a fresh Starterkit?
I uploaded a new starterkit
<?php
use Kirby\Cms\App as Kirby;
Kirby::plugin('cookbook/programmable-blueprints', [
'blueprints' => [
'site' => function () {
if (($user = kirby()->user()) && $user->isAdmin()) {
return Data::read(__DIR__ . '/blueprints/site.admin.yml');
}
},
]
]);
in the plugins/programmable-blueprints/blueprints/site.admin.yml
folder I copied what was in site/blueprints/site.yml
plugins/programmable-blueprints
to plugins/_programmable-blueprints
everything works.this plugin is essential to make the programmable-blueprints plugin work?
No, not for the example we are discussing here.
But as I already wrote above, I cannot reproduce the issue you have with the programmable-blueprints plugin in my environment (MacOS Ventura, Laravel valet, PHP 8.0.23, Firefox)
Ok.
I’m also on mac. Mac Monterey. Chrome and Firefox. MAMP in PHP 8.0.8.
I’m trying but I’m having trouble understanding.
Hmmm hmm…i think i found it.
I let you confirm me.
I started the index.php
code on the 2nd line (if I move the <?php
tag to line number 1 it works again).
That should never be the case, make sure that all files start without any whitespace.
Thanks very much
WOW, this fixed it for me! My empty line was at the beginning of config.php…
I had the same issue and removing the newline at the top of my php file fix my problem too.
Same thing for me. One of my custom plugins started on line two. Works like a charm now. Thanks a lot.