Deprecated: implode(): Passing glue string after array is deprecated.

rogermont

Hello,

The following error appears on the page of the courses when using PHP 7.4.28 in the server:

Deprecated: implode(): Passing glue string after array is deprecated. Swap the parameters in /public_html/plugins/content/jw_allvideos/jw_allvideos.php on line 73

I believe that plugin is installed along with Guru, is that the case?

If so, what's the newest version oh PHP supported by Guru?

Thank you!

Best,
Roger.

Ninja

rogermont
Hi
may i know the Guru installed version on your site?
And also the All video plugin version.
Guru came with All video plugin but it is 3rd party and can be upgraded.

Please make sure you have set error report to Default in your Joomla global configurations.

Ninja

rogermont public_html/plugins/content/jw_allvideos/jw_allvideos.php on line 73

Hi
This warning you are getting from the All videos plugin. not Guru. You can try my suggestion from previous post for update.
Also you can fix the in line 73 just replace braces as PHP 7.4 use different method so it give warning only not impact the site working

rogermont

Hello Ninja,

Sure, Guru is the latest version, and All videos seems to be 4.8.0.

Error reporting is set to System default.

Thanks!

Best,
Roger.

Ninja

rogermont
Hi
You can update it to 6.x version as the current one is outdated.

rogermont

Hello Ninja,

Thanks for the info. Just some questions about it:

Updating Guru to the latest version does not update all the necessary components?
Is it safe to update All videos to the newest version without it affecting Guru?
What is the newest PHP version Guru supports?

Thank you!

Best,
Roger.

Ninja

rogermont
Hi
Guru support PHP 7.2 and officially but it worked with PHP 7.3 as well in normal testing my side.
It work for 6.0 version fine for videos. Yes you can check the new version on staging first, if any issue kindly let me know .

rogermont

Hello Ninja,

We are receiving this critical warning when trying to use PHP 7.3:

It reads:

Your site is currently using PHP 7.3.33. This version of PHP has become End-of-Life since Monday, 06 December 2021. It has not received security updates for a very long time. You MUST NOT use it for a live site!

I think it should be a priority to make Guru compatible with a current version of PHP like 7.4. When do you think that could be possible?

Thank you.

Best,
Roger.

Ninja

rogermont
Hi
The warning us not from Guru on this only from the extension side. Also it does not make any change in working so u can even use this PHP version with new version of All videos as shared. When Guru update in core we add new version for plugin.

rogermont

Hi Ninja,

I'm sorry I don't understand what you mean.

Has Guru 5.2.5 been tested with PHP 7.4.x?

Thank you.

Best,
Roger.

rogermont

Hello,

I think this post is getting crossed messages, I'm gonna open a different one for the version of PHP supported by Guru.

So, coming back to the version of All videos. Has the newest version of All videos been tested with Guru 5.2.5?

Thanks!

Best,
Roger.

Ninja

rogermont
Hi
Please check my post above as i shared Guru to support all videos plugin 6.0 version and u can do the update. Also you can apply my suggestion for the PHP warning in 3rd party extension plugin if you want to keep the same version

rogermont

Hi Ninja,

I'm still confused.

So have the developers tested Guru with All videos 6.0 and it is safe to update on a production environment?

Thank you.

Best,
Roger.

Ninja

rogermont
Hi
Yes you can do the update, the suggestion for test/staging is just if there is any customization that would not be override. I tested the 6.0 version and it worked normal.

rogermont

Hi Ninja,

Thanks for your message.

Where can this 6.0 version be downloaded?

Thanks!

Best,
Roger.

Ninja

rogermont
Hi
For this specific version you have to check with provider here : https://www.joomlaworks.net/extensions/free/allvideos
As i see only new version offer by them here, This is why i suggest to try new version on staging first. OR you can submit current site login and FTP so i can help you to hide the current warning message.