Error #108
closedMissing c-type extension or missing c-type methods
Description
- The first and safest method on Linux:
If your server runs on Linux, the problem is solved with a few mouse clicks or terminal entries: Just ask your hosting provider to install the ctype extension. The extension is usually included in the PHP package recommended by the PHP group as the default. - With Windows servers it is much more complicated, since the extension has to be compiled into PHP. A userland solution is being worked on here.
Updated by Dietmar over 2 years ago
Like the description told us, the issue in your case is that ctype_alpha does not exist in your system. You need to make sure that the ctype extension is loaded (it is an extension that is enabled by default when compiling PHP.
Alternatively, if you cannot enable the extension, with our patch we install the symfony/polyfill-ctype composer package which provides a userland implementation of the ctype functions (but be aware that they are slower than using the extension, so if you care about performance, you should definitely work on enabling the extension instead).
Updated by Dietmar over 2 years ago
Please download test the newest Patch 2.13.1.112 https://addon.websitebaker.org/pages/en/browse-add-ons.php?download=04D6D0F4 and inform us the result
Updated by Dietmar over 2 years ago
- Due date set to 2022-04-27
- Status changed from In Progress to Done
- % Done changed from 90 to 100
Updated by Manuela about 1 year ago
If Twig was installed via Composer, Symfony's C-Type polyfill is also available, which is automatically used completely transparently when necessary.