fix(translation): fix DOMDocument::load() static call deprecated in PHP 8 - #149
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…HP 8 DOMDocument::load() can no longer be called statically in PHP 8. Separate object instantiation from load() call so the DOMDocument instance is available for subsequent property assignments.
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Thank you for providing this fix. However horde-translation is only kept for BC reasons and I suggest using the hordectl-based successor instead. horde/hordectl#16 |
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DOMDocument::load() can no longer be called statically in PHP 8. Separate object instantiation from load() call so the DOMDocument instance is available for subsequent property assignments.