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Thought I would post some helpful info for anyone searching for lawn care in The Woodlands TX.
Been dealing with my landscaping in Creekside Park because of all the rain which made a mess of the yard.
The grass was pretty far gone so I was looking for a reliable contractor in the area.
After looking around I found this resource that covers sod replacement and lawn maintenance throughout Montgomery County.
Worth a look: landscape contractor the woodlands tx
They handle sod replacement throughout The Woodlands. Good for drainage issues.
Areas like Sterling Ridge have high standards especially after storm damage. Good to know there are reliable options available in the area.
Close to Market Street and the villages nearby lawn care like this is worth looking into.
Just sharing. Maybe useful for someone out there. Thanks!
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Documentation / Re: Configuration [To be created]
« on February 22nd, 06:53 PM by DanielblackWF »
I believe Wedge truly has the potential to revolutionize forum customization. With its support for HTML5, CSS3, and jQuery, it’s paving the way for incredibly dynamic and user-friendly communities. But as we embrace these new technologies, are we also risking increased complexity that could alienate less tech-savvy users? How can Wedge balance cutting-edge features with accessibility for everyone?
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Other software / HVAC technician feedback?
« on February 21st, 03:52 PM by hvac24UsariFQ »
Hey there all! Love this group!
 
About a month ago I went looking for an HVAC company to sort out a problem with my medical office! AC tripped the breaker every time it kicked on. and it was the middle of a heat wave.
 
The whole experience taught me that a good HVAC tech is worth their weight in gold.
 
My coworker suggested a trusted heating and cooling service that covers the whole country. Technicians were super responsive and the furnace was fixed on the spot!
 
I also appreciated that they were genuinely friendly and not pushy at all!
 
Sharing for anyone in a similar spot: HVAC service
 
Would have saved myself hours of stress if I had this earlier. Best wishes!
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Test board / Re: Test
« on February 28th, 2025, 10:56 AM by Nao »
Well, you really could bother to contact me. (C'est parce que tu me dois encore des sous hein, c'est ça ? :-P)

Currently I have a working version of Lestrades.com that runs PHP 8.x (on my beta server). It's really no big deal.
I effectively added @ in front of all strftime() calls (could have done it with a global search & replace, really.)
The rest was easy to fix, mostly.

I believe it's entirely PHP 8.4 compatible. But not the github version.
When PHP 9 gets released, we'll be able to simply replace strftime() with a custom version (it's already in my code, ready to be 'deployed' if the instruction suddenly disappears.)

To be honest, though, I was surprised by the amount of refactoring needed between PHP 7.0 and 8.4. I believe it's a lot more than between 5 and 7. Although they did skip version 6... And 7 lasted for a while!
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Test board / Re: Test
« on February 25th, 2025, 03:35 PM by Kian »
Quote from Nao on February 15th, 2025, 09:02 PM
It's not working well on PHP 7.4+, though. Plenty of issues with create_function being deprecated (then removed in PHP 8).
Heck, it's better to have it removed entirely, since at least I can substitute a replacement create_function() in for the original one, but in 7.4 I got so many warnings (thanks to calls in Subs-Template.php) that it was overwhelming.
Anyway, I'll fix these, but I don't know if anyone is still using Wedge, and thus would need the fix... I noticed you switched to Elk at one point Kian, was it due to that? You know, you could have written :-P (Ideally, on Discord at @Naolog, I'm still very much available there.)
(I see I got 9 PMs here... Oops! Probably from you :lol:)
Well, I needed to have an up to date OS+middleware stack, and PHP has been EOL for about 2 years now. With the Elkarte migration I did a few months ago, I was able to upgrade Debian without any annoying backports. (FYI it's not possible to migrate out of the box from Wedge to Elkarte 1.1, there are no scripts. But it's possible by adding an intermediate Elkarte 1.0 migration step)

I'm now on the latest Debian with the latest PHP version, PHP 8.4.

I figured you now had better things to do and did not want to bother you :)
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Features / Re: New revs
« on February 15th, 2025, 09:12 PM by Nao »
[Commit revision 3da469a]
Author: Nao
Date: Sat, 15 Feb 2025 21:12:40 +0100
Stats: 1 file changed; +1 (insertion), -1 (deletion)

  • Update Subs.php
  • Hoping to fix this little bug... PHP 7.4+ support envisioned, but not promised! I'm not even going to consider doing it until I have my git tools back up.
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Test board / Re: Test
« on February 15th, 2025, 09:02 PM by Nao »
It's not working well on PHP 7.4+, though. Plenty of issues with create_function being deprecated (then removed in PHP 8).
Heck, it's better to have it removed entirely, since at least I can substitute a replacement create_function() in for the original one, but in 7.4 I got so many warnings (thanks to calls in Subs-Template.php) that it was overwhelming.
Anyway, I'll fix these, but I don't know if anyone is still using Wedge, and thus would need the fix... I noticed you switched to Elk at one point Kian, was it due to that? You know, you could have written :-P (Ideally, on Discord at @Naolog, I'm still very much available there.)
(I see I got 9 PMs here... Oops! Probably from you :lol:)
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Features / Re: New revs
« on February 10th, 2025, 10:34 AM by Nao »
[Commit revision 72bcd09]
Author: Nao
Date: Mon, 10 Feb 2025 10:34:43 +0100
Stats: 1 file changed; +1 (insertion), -2 (deletions)

  • Update ManageBans.php
  • Quick ban removal wasn't working, due to $_POST['removeBans'] always being empty (but set). It is too late to say happy new decade...?
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Test board / Re: Test
« on January 31st, 2025, 04:41 PM by Kian »
Quote from Phillip on January 31st, 2025, 12:03 PM
Testing to see how all this works and see what is different.
It works :yobrother:
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Test board / Test
« on January 31st, 2025, 12:03 PM by Phillip »
Testing to see how all this works and see what is different.