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Can you provide a minimal XML which reproduces the problem?

The standard PHP settings are too low for uploading your file. Instead of using "artisan serve", you can directly use the PHP binary and add these configuration settings:

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That seems to be more a question if TYPO3 allows overwriting that file in the correct order (based on ext_emconf.php dependencies).

Did you run the "index rebuild" and "index optimize" job controllers from the command line or a scheduler task?

If not strict validation is required on the server side for security reasons, you can use input fields of type "number" to enforce numbers and add the "mandatory" CSS class. Then, it's automatically checked if there's a value in it and marked if not after the user clicks on the &...

As far as we understand, the problem is that the browser doesn't send the cookies (including the TYPO3 session cookie) back to your server when the redirect from the server of the payment provider happens. Can you check that by adding: . PHP_EOL . print_r( $_COOKIE, true ) here: https://github.com/a...

The file location mentioned in the error isn't within the expected directory structure. There seems to be something wrong in your setup.

Passing data directly to the create() method doesn't set the internal modified state so save() skips sending the data to the database. Use fromArray() instead: $data = [ 'name' => '2024 Season - March 3x3', 'code' => '2024spring3x3', 'status' => 1, ]; $newitem = $seasonManager->create()->fromArray( ...