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…il" is not set for In2code\Powermail\Controller\FormController->checkConfirmation"
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I think, that this is not a proper solution, although we already have it in our code. Why? The the methods return a "FowardResponse" with status 204. This leaves the browser on the current page and does not forward and display the form action on the same page. See also https://forge.typo3.org/issues/105034 and https://github.com/in2code-de/powermail/tree/bugfix/989_prevent-exception-in-create-action I am currently on that issue and will fix this too. |
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add initializeCheckConfirmationAction to avoid "Required argument "mail" is not set for In2code\Powermail\Controller\FormController->checkConfirmation"
This prevents the TYPO3 log from becoming cluttered.