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bg-bg/db-phql.md

@@ -3067,8 +3067,8 @@ Now you can use this function in PHQL and it internally translates to the correc
 
 ```php
 <br />$phql = "SELECT *
-   FROM Invoices
-   WHERE MATCH_AGAINST(inv_title, :pattern:)";
+         FROM Invoices
+         WHERE MATCH_AGAINST(inv_title, :pattern:)";
 
 $invoices = $modelsManager
     ->executeQuery(
@@ -3090,29 +3090,28 @@ use Phalcon\Db\Adapter\Pdo\MySQL as Connection;
 
 $dialect = new Dialect();
 $dialect->registerCustomFunction(
-    'GROUP_CONCAT',
+    'GROUPCONCAT',
     function ($dialect, $expression) {
         $arguments = $expression['arguments'];
         if (true !== empty($arguments[2])) {
             return sprintf(
-                " GROUP_CONCAT(DISTINCT %s SEPARATOR %s)",
+                " GROUP_CONCAT(DISTINCT %s ORDER BY %s SEPARATOR %s)",
                 $dialect->getSqlExpression($arguments[0]),
-                $dialect->getSqlExpression($arguments[1])
+                $dialect->getSqlExpression($arguments[1]),
+                $dialect->getSqlExpression($arguments[2]),
             );
-        }
-
-        if (true !== empty($arguments[1])) {
+        } elseif (true !== empty($arguments[1])) {
             return sprintf(
                 " GROUP_CONCAT(%s SEPARATOR %s)",
                 $dialect->getSqlExpression($arguments[0]),
                 $dialect->getSqlExpression($arguments[1])
             );
+        } else {
+            return sprintf(
+                " GROUP_CONCAT(%s)",
+                $dialect->getSqlExpression($arguments[0])
+            );
         }
-
-        return sprintf(
-            " GROUP_CONCAT(%s)",
-            $dialect->getSqlExpression($arguments[0])
-        );
     }
 );
 
@@ -3130,23 +3129,20 @@ $connection = new Connection(
 Now you can use this function in PHQL and it internally translates to the correct SQL using the custom function:
 
 ```php
-<br />$phql = "SELECT *
-   FROM Invoices
-   WHERE GROUP_CONCAT(inv_title, :first:, :separator:, :distinct:)";
+<br />$phql = "SELECT GROUPCONCAT(inv_title, inv_title, :separator:)
+         FROM Invoices";
 
 $invoices = $modelsManager
     ->executeQuery(
         $phql, 
         [
-            'pattern'   => $pattern,
-            'separator' => $separator,
-            'distinct'  => $distinct,
+            'separator' => ", "
         ]
     )
 ;
 ```
 
-The above will create a `GROUP_CONCAT` based on the parameters passed to the method. If three parameters passed we will have a `GROUP_CONCAT` with a `DISTINCT` and `SEPARATOR`, if two parameters passed we will have a `GROUP_CONCAT` with `SEPARATOR` and if only one parameter passed just a `GROUP_CONCAT`
+The above will create a `GROUP_CONCAT` based on the parameters passed to the method. If three parameters passed we will have a `GROUP_CONCAT` with a `DISTINCT`, `ORDER BY` and `SEPARATOR`, if two parameters passed we will have a `GROUP_CONCAT` with `SEPARATOR` and if only one parameter passed just a `GROUP_CONCAT`
 
 ## Caching
 

bg-bg/tutorial-rest.md

@@ -39,7 +39,7 @@ The API consists of the following methods:
 
 ## Application
 
-As the application is simple, we will not implement any full MVC environment to develop it. In this case, we will use a [micro application](application-micro) application for our needs. The structure of the application is as follows:
+As the application is simple, we will not implement any full MVC environment to develop it. In this case, we will use a [micro application](application-micro) for our needs. The structure of the application is as follows:
 
 ```php
 my-rest-api/

bg-bg/tutorial-vokuro.md

@@ -730,7 +730,7 @@ The component exposes the following methods:
 | `registerUserThrottling($userId)`        | Implements login throttling. Reduces the effectiveness of brute force attacks          |
 | `createRememberEnvironment(Users $user)` | Creates the remember me environment settings the related cookies and generating tokens |
 | `hasRememberMe(): bool`                  | Check if the session has a remember me cookie                                          |
-| `loginWithRememberMe(): Response`        | Logs on using the information in the cookies                                           |
+| `loginWithRememberMe(): Response`        | Logs in using the information in the cookies                                           |
 | `checkUserFlags(Users $user)`            | Checks if the user is banned/inactive/suspended                                        |
 | `getIdentity(): array / null`            | Returns the current identity                                                           |
 | `getName(): string`                      | Returns the name of the user                                                           |
@@ -1473,7 +1473,7 @@ class Users extends Model
 }
 ```
 
-The `beforeValidationOnCreate` will fire every time we have a new record (`Create`), before any validations occur. We check if we have a defined password and if not, we will generate a random string, then hash that string using [Phalcon\Security](security) amd storing it in the `password` property. We also set the flag to change the password.
+The `beforeValidationOnCreate` will fire every time we have a new record (`Create`), before any validations occur. We check if we have a defined password and if not, we will generate a random string, then hash that string using [Phalcon\Security](security) and storing it in the `password` property. We also set the flag to change the password.
 
 If the password is not empty, we just set the `mustChangePassword` field to `N`. Finally, we set some defaults on whether the user is `active`, `suspended` or `banned`. This ensures that our record is ready before it is inserted in the database.
 
@@ -1517,7 +1517,7 @@ class Users extends Model
 The `afterSave` event fires right after a record is saved in the database. In this event we check if emails have been enabled (see `.env` file `useMail` setting), and if active we create a new record in the `EmailConfirmations` table and then save the record. Once everything is done, a notice will appear on screen.
 
 > **NOTE**: Note that the `EmailConfirmations` model also has an `afterCreate` event, which is responsible for actually sending the email to the user.
-{: .alert .alert=info }
+{: .alert .alert-info }
 
 **Validation**
 

cs-cz/db-phql.md

@@ -3067,8 +3067,8 @@ Now you can use this function in PHQL and it internally translates to the correc
 
 ```php
 <br />$phql = "SELECT *
-   FROM Invoices
-   WHERE MATCH_AGAINST(inv_title, :pattern:)";
+         FROM Invoices
+         WHERE MATCH_AGAINST(inv_title, :pattern:)";
 
 $invoices = $modelsManager
     ->executeQuery(
@@ -3090,29 +3090,28 @@ use Phalcon\Db\Adapter\Pdo\MySQL as Connection;
 
 $dialect = new Dialect();
 $dialect->registerCustomFunction(
-    'GROUP_CONCAT',
+    'GROUPCONCAT',
     function ($dialect, $expression) {
         $arguments = $expression['arguments'];
         if (true !== empty($arguments[2])) {
             return sprintf(
-                " GROUP_CONCAT(DISTINCT %s SEPARATOR %s)",
+                " GROUP_CONCAT(DISTINCT %s ORDER BY %s SEPARATOR %s)",
                 $dialect->getSqlExpression($arguments[0]),
-                $dialect->getSqlExpression($arguments[1])
+                $dialect->getSqlExpression($arguments[1]),
+                $dialect->getSqlExpression($arguments[2]),
             );
-        }
-
-        if (true !== empty($arguments[1])) {
+        } elseif (true !== empty($arguments[1])) {
             return sprintf(
                 " GROUP_CONCAT(%s SEPARATOR %s)",
                 $dialect->getSqlExpression($arguments[0]),
                 $dialect->getSqlExpression($arguments[1])
             );
+        } else {
+            return sprintf(
+                " GROUP_CONCAT(%s)",
+                $dialect->getSqlExpression($arguments[0])
+            );
         }
-
-        return sprintf(
-            " GROUP_CONCAT(%s)",
-            $dialect->getSqlExpression($arguments[0])
-        );
     }
 );
 
@@ -3130,23 +3129,20 @@ $connection = new Connection(
 Now you can use this function in PHQL and it internally translates to the correct SQL using the custom function:
 
 ```php
-<br />$phql = "SELECT *
-   FROM Invoices
-   WHERE GROUP_CONCAT(inv_title, :first:, :separator:, :distinct:)";
+<br />$phql = "SELECT GROUPCONCAT(inv_title, inv_title, :separator:)
+         FROM Invoices";
 
 $invoices = $modelsManager
     ->executeQuery(
         $phql, 
         [
-            'pattern'   => $pattern,
-            'separator' => $separator,
-            'distinct'  => $distinct,
+            'separator' => ", "
         ]
     )
 ;
 ```
 
-The above will create a `GROUP_CONCAT` based on the parameters passed to the method. If three parameters passed we will have a `GROUP_CONCAT` with a `DISTINCT` and `SEPARATOR`, if two parameters passed we will have a `GROUP_CONCAT` with `SEPARATOR` and if only one parameter passed just a `GROUP_CONCAT`
+The above will create a `GROUP_CONCAT` based on the parameters passed to the method. If three parameters passed we will have a `GROUP_CONCAT` with a `DISTINCT`, `ORDER BY` and `SEPARATOR`, if two parameters passed we will have a `GROUP_CONCAT` with `SEPARATOR` and if only one parameter passed just a `GROUP_CONCAT`
 
 ## Caching
 

cs-cz/tutorial-rest.md

@@ -39,7 +39,7 @@ The API consists of the following methods:
 
 ## Application
 
-As the application is simple, we will not implement any full MVC environment to develop it. In this case, we will use a [micro application](application-micro) application for our needs. The structure of the application is as follows:
+As the application is simple, we will not implement any full MVC environment to develop it. In this case, we will use a [micro application](application-micro) for our needs. The structure of the application is as follows:
 
 ```php
 my-rest-api/

cs-cz/tutorial-vokuro.md

@@ -730,7 +730,7 @@ The component exposes the following methods:
 | `registerUserThrottling($userId)`        | Implements login throttling. Reduces the effectiveness of brute force attacks          |
 | `createRememberEnvironment(Users $user)` | Creates the remember me environment settings the related cookies and generating tokens |
 | `hasRememberMe(): bool`                  | Check if the session has a remember me cookie                                          |
-| `loginWithRememberMe(): Response`        | Logs on using the information in the cookies                                           |
+| `loginWithRememberMe(): Response`        | Logs in using the information in the cookies                                           |
 | `checkUserFlags(Users $user)`            | Checks if the user is banned/inactive/suspended                                        |
 | `getIdentity(): array / null`            | Returns the current identity                                                           |
 | `getName(): string`                      | Returns the name of the user                                                           |
@@ -1473,7 +1473,7 @@ class Users extends Model
 }
 ```
 
-The `beforeValidationOnCreate` will fire every time we have a new record (`Create`), before any validations occur. We check if we have a defined password and if not, we will generate a random string, then hash that string using [Phalcon\Security](security) amd storing it in the `password` property. We also set the flag to change the password.
+The `beforeValidationOnCreate` will fire every time we have a new record (`Create`), before any validations occur. We check if we have a defined password and if not, we will generate a random string, then hash that string using [Phalcon\Security](security) and storing it in the `password` property. We also set the flag to change the password.
 
 If the password is not empty, we just set the `mustChangePassword` field to `N`. Finally, we set some defaults on whether the user is `active`, `suspended` or `banned`. This ensures that our record is ready before it is inserted in the database.
 
@@ -1517,7 +1517,7 @@ class Users extends Model
 The `afterSave` event fires right after a record is saved in the database. In this event we check if emails have been enabled (see `.env` file `useMail` setting), and if active we create a new record in the `EmailConfirmations` table and then save the record. Once everything is done, a notice will appear on screen.
 
 > **NOTE**: Note that the `EmailConfirmations` model also has an `afterCreate` event, which is responsible for actually sending the email to the user.
-{: .alert .alert=info }
+{: .alert .alert-info }
 
 **Validation**
 

de-de/db-phql.md

@@ -3067,8 +3067,8 @@ Now you can use this function in PHQL and it internally translates to the correc
 
 ```php
 <br />$phql = "SELECT *
-   FROM Invoices
-   WHERE MATCH_AGAINST(inv_title, :pattern:)";
+         FROM Invoices
+         WHERE MATCH_AGAINST(inv_title, :pattern:)";
 
 $invoices = $modelsManager
     ->executeQuery(
@@ -3090,29 +3090,28 @@ use Phalcon\Db\Adapter\Pdo\MySQL as Connection;
 
 $dialect = new Dialect();
 $dialect->registerCustomFunction(
-    'GROUP_CONCAT',
+    'GROUPCONCAT',
     function ($dialect, $expression) {
         $arguments = $expression['arguments'];
         if (true !== empty($arguments[2])) {
             return sprintf(
-                " GROUP_CONCAT(DISTINCT %s SEPARATOR %s)",
+                " GROUP_CONCAT(DISTINCT %s ORDER BY %s SEPARATOR %s)",
                 $dialect->getSqlExpression($arguments[0]),
-                $dialect->getSqlExpression($arguments[1])
+                $dialect->getSqlExpression($arguments[1]),
+                $dialect->getSqlExpression($arguments[2]),
             );
-        }
-
-        if (true !== empty($arguments[1])) {
+        } elseif (true !== empty($arguments[1])) {
             return sprintf(
                 " GROUP_CONCAT(%s SEPARATOR %s)",
                 $dialect->getSqlExpression($arguments[0]),
                 $dialect->getSqlExpression($arguments[1])
             );
+        } else {
+            return sprintf(
+                " GROUP_CONCAT(%s)",
+                $dialect->getSqlExpression($arguments[0])
+            );
         }
-
-        return sprintf(
-            " GROUP_CONCAT(%s)",
-            $dialect->getSqlExpression($arguments[0])
-        );
     }
 );
 
@@ -3130,23 +3129,20 @@ $connection = new Connection(
 Now you can use this function in PHQL and it internally translates to the correct SQL using the custom function:
 
 ```php
-<br />$phql = "SELECT *
-   FROM Invoices
-   WHERE GROUP_CONCAT(inv_title, :first:, :separator:, :distinct:)";
+<br />$phql = "SELECT GROUPCONCAT(inv_title, inv_title, :separator:)
+         FROM Invoices";
 
 $invoices = $modelsManager
     ->executeQuery(
         $phql, 
         [
-            'pattern'   => $pattern,
-            'separator' => $separator,
-            'distinct'  => $distinct,
+            'separator' => ", "
         ]
     )
 ;
 ```
 
-The above will create a `GROUP_CONCAT` based on the parameters passed to the method. If three parameters passed we will have a `GROUP_CONCAT` with a `DISTINCT` and `SEPARATOR`, if two parameters passed we will have a `GROUP_CONCAT` with `SEPARATOR` and if only one parameter passed just a `GROUP_CONCAT`
+The above will create a `GROUP_CONCAT` based on the parameters passed to the method. If three parameters passed we will have a `GROUP_CONCAT` with a `DISTINCT`, `ORDER BY` and `SEPARATOR`, if two parameters passed we will have a `GROUP_CONCAT` with `SEPARATOR` and if only one parameter passed just a `GROUP_CONCAT`
 
 ## Caching
 

de-de/tutorial-rest.md

@@ -39,7 +39,7 @@ The API consists of the following methods:
 
 ## Application
 
-As the application is simple, we will not implement any full MVC environment to develop it. In this case, we will use a [micro application](application-micro) application for our needs. The structure of the application is as follows:
+As the application is simple, we will not implement any full MVC environment to develop it. In this case, we will use a [micro application](application-micro) for our needs. The structure of the application is as follows:
 
 ```php
 my-rest-api/

de-de/tutorial-vokuro.md

@@ -730,7 +730,7 @@ The component exposes the following methods:
 | `registerUserThrottling($userId)`        | Implements login throttling. Reduces the effectiveness of brute force attacks          |
 | `createRememberEnvironment(Users $user)` | Creates the remember me environment settings the related cookies and generating tokens |
 | `hasRememberMe(): bool`                  | Check if the session has a remember me cookie                                          |
-| `loginWithRememberMe(): Response`        | Logs on using the information in the cookies                                           |
+| `loginWithRememberMe(): Response`        | Logs in using the information in the cookies                                           |
 | `checkUserFlags(Users $user)`            | Checks if the user is banned/inactive/suspended                                        |
 | `getIdentity(): array / null`            | Returns the current identity                                                           |
 | `getName(): string`                      | Returns the name of the user                                                           |
@@ -1473,7 +1473,7 @@ class Users extends Model
 }
 ```
 
-The `beforeValidationOnCreate` will fire every time we have a new record (`Create`), before any validations occur. We check if we have a defined password and if not, we will generate a random string, then hash that string using [Phalcon\Security](security) amd storing it in the `password` property. We also set the flag to change the password.
+The `beforeValidationOnCreate` will fire every time we have a new record (`Create`), before any validations occur. We check if we have a defined password and if not, we will generate a random string, then hash that string using [Phalcon\Security](security) and storing it in the `password` property. We also set the flag to change the password.
 
 If the password is not empty, we just set the `mustChangePassword` field to `N`. Finally, we set some defaults on whether the user is `active`, `suspended` or `banned`. This ensures that our record is ready before it is inserted in the database.
 
@@ -1517,7 +1517,7 @@ class Users extends Model
 The `afterSave` event fires right after a record is saved in the database. In this event we check if emails have been enabled (see `.env` file `useMail` setting), and if active we create a new record in the `EmailConfirmations` table and then save the record. Once everything is done, a notice will appear on screen.
 
 > **NOTE**: Note that the `EmailConfirmations` model also has an `afterCreate` event, which is responsible for actually sending the email to the user.
-{: .alert .alert=info }
+{: .alert .alert-info }
 
 **Validation**