Hello, I just upgraded my php from 7.4. to 8.1. Most of my website works fine, however, when I switch languages I get the error "Unsupported operand types: string + int"
I use the latest Joomla 4 version and the Helix 3 template.
I found a similar post here: click here
It seems that the template needs an upgrade, right?
When can this be expected? - php 7.4 is not supported anymore...
Thank you!
Hello, I just upgraded my php from 7.4. to 8.1. Most of my website works fine, however, when I switch languages I get the error "Unsupported operand types: string + int"
I use the latest Joomla 4 version and the Helix 3 template.
I found a similar post here: click here
It seems that the template needs an upgrade, right?
When can this be expected? - php 7.4 is not supported anymore...
Thank you!
Hi,
Thank you for reaching out to the Yotpo Community! 
I’m working with our support team on figuring out a solution - I will get back to you as soon as possible!
Can you share the example you mentioned? In your question, you linked to https://sipslab.com/ 😊
- Savina
Hello, I just upgraded my php from 7.4. to 8.1. Most of my website works fine, however, when I switch languages I get the error "Unsupported operand types: string + int"
I use the latest Joomla 4 version and the Helix 3 template.
I found a similar post here Gatwick Taxi: click here
It seems that the template needs an upgrade, right?
When can this be expected? - php 7.4 is not supported anymore...
Thank you!
Hello,
It sounds like the error "Unsupported operand types: string + int" is likely due to compatibility issues between PHP 8.1 and your current Helix 3 template. PHP 8.1 introduces stricter type checks which can cause issues with code that worked fine under PHP 7.4.
Given that Joomla 4 is up to date, the problem seems to be with the Helix 3 template. It does indeed seem that an update to the template might be necessary to ensure full compatibility with PHP 8.1.
For the most accurate information on when an update might be available, I recommend checking the template provider’s website or support forums. They often provide release schedules or can give you an update on when a new version will be available. In the meantime, you might want to consider reaching out to their support team directly for a more precise timeline or any possible workarounds.
If you’re in a hurry, you could also look into temporarily switching to a different template that is fully compatible with PHP 8.1 while waiting for the update.
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