andrekelling

hmm. no sorry, that won’t be possible.
i will do a debugging by myself and i may find something and post that here.

and did you found something?

just great! resolves it not just for me, i’d say.

i created an account on the staging site for you. you should have gotten an email.
the staging works almost the same. you are required to login to see the site.

you can click around like crazy there. but you have no file access: define( 'DISALLOW_FILE_EDIT', true );

i am really excited if you can find something.

okay,

here the config for the mail template: https://ibb.co/zPRTB1h

here how it looks in mail https://ibb.co/BrdR8Vk

so maybe something concerning other plugins in use. e.g. Conditional Fields for Contact Form 7 ?

Okay,

thats is the relevant site with the contact form and file upload plugin active: https://plustaschen.de/kontakt/

The plugin is in current latest version 1.3.7.5?there.

@glenwpcoder ping

from what my customer said the raw placeholder wasn’t visible ever when someone uploaded nothing. just a month ago.

You mean some snippet to hook in to that contact form 7 mail out template? yes please!

i am sure it would help others finding this post too!

Ah yes,

This is just visible in the classic editor.
But it still happens in the database that instead of a plain & char, a char & is saved there in the post_title.
Can you confirm that?

So imagine you got a custom post type without the setting 'show_in_rest' => true will work in WordPress with the classic editor. This is what i got here.
If a Gutenberg editor is active, it displays the encoded ampersand as one plain ampersand char. So it might stays unnoticed.

is this really thread resolved?

got a very similar issue here:

Fatal error: Uncaught TypeError: Unsupported operand types: int + string in /wp-content/plugins/sportspress/includes/class-sp-league-table.php:396 Stack

running with PHP v8.3.

(int) $totals[ $team_id ]['eventminutes'] + $minutes

there is happening some type casting for the one int type var and for the concatenated string type var not.
type strictness is an issue now!

so what could get done in between is just casting the second string var too and hope it’s correct without understanding the whole thing behind ??

(int) $totals[ $team_id ]['eventminutes'] + (int) $minutes

and then hope the next update will fix it.

Amazing!

thanks a lot.