Robert Allport

I'd be surprised. The last commit on this repository was in 2013. I vaguely recall the workaround for PHP 7 was simple - just comment out https://github.com/speedmax/h2o-php/blob/master/h2o/errors.php#L6.

I doubt you'll be able to tweak PHP / server setting from shared hosting. The time I had something similar related to the fact that the PHP cli version within...

@syntaxseed I'd imagine you'd need an empty .sqllite file i.e. "products.sqlite". I don't see why you wouldn't want to create the index full initially and then follow https://github.com/teamtnt/tntsearch#updating-the-index to update...

@syntaxseed I have an older version of TNT search here and I'm able to insert records one by one, into an empty sqlite file. Is that was you're referring to?

@syntaxseed Try ```$tnt->createIndex('name.index')```. Depending upon your server setup/permissions you may need to manually create the raw file from the command line: ```touch app/path/name.index```

@pmartelletti TNT Search shouldn't be responsible for ACL. You'd implement ACL yourself. You'd either add an extra where clause to the resulting Eloquent query, or (less efficiently) filter the resulting...

@OGhawsi If you're using the TNT Search Scout driver there is next to no difference to implementing Agolia and TNT Search - it's just configuration changes using the same API....

@OGhawsi When using code on Github I'd strongly advise reading at least the readme and browsing the tests folder. The error is very self explanatory - you are trying to...

@OGhawsi If you're using Laravel Scout, that query doesn't apply. Laravel handles that for you. If using TNT search stand alone you'll need to do something like the following with...

@OGhawsi Firstly you're commenting on the wrong repo if you're using Scout :) IF using Scout you don;t need to worry about writing the query are per the Laravel Scout...