Update links to 11.0

Author: adminuser

announcements.md

@@ -6,9 +6,9 @@
 <a name="introduction"></a>
 ## Introduction
 
-From the [Spark Kiosk](/docs/7.0/kiosk), you may create announcements to be displayed to your users. These announcements may be viewed by users when they click on the "notification bell" icon in the application's navigation bar. The notification bell will have an unread count indicator when there are unread announcements or notifications.
+From the [Spark Kiosk](/docs/11.0/kiosk), you may create announcements to be displayed to your users. These announcements may be viewed by users when they click on the "notification bell" icon in the application's navigation bar. The notification bell will have an unread count indicator when there are unread announcements or notifications.
 
-To create an announcement, [configure your user as a developer](/docs/7.0/kiosk) and enter the Kiosk via the user profile drop-down menu, then click the "Announcements" tab.
+To create an announcement, [configure your user as a developer](/docs/11.0/kiosk) and enter the Kiosk via the user profile drop-down menu, then click the "Announcements" tab.
 
 The announcement text supports Markdown, so feel free to use Markdown syntax within your announcement body. If needed, you may attach an "Action Button" to the announcement. Adding an action button gives users a chance to view more information about the announcement, such as a blog post.
 

client-customization.md

@@ -23,7 +23,7 @@ When you upgrade your application using `php artisan spark:update`, any views th
 
 When you install Spark, a `resources/js/components` directory is created to hold all of your own Vue components. To learn more about writing Vue components, be sure to check out the [Vue documentation](http://vuejs.org/guide/components.html). A sample `home` component is included with Spark and can serve as the main "dashboard" for your application. The corresponding view for this component is located at `resources/views/home.blade.php`.
 
-For an example of an application with custom Vue components, check out the Spark [demo application](/docs/7.0/quickstart#demo-application).
+For an example of an application with custom Vue components, check out the Spark [demo application](/docs/11.0/quickstart#demo-application).
 
 > **Note:** When you add additional components to your application, don't forget to `require` them in your `resources/js/app.js` file.
 
@@ -55,7 +55,7 @@ Of course, once you customize a component, don't forget to run the `npm run dev`
 
 Using Vue is required for the registration and settings views; however, you may use any JavaScript framework you want for the "bulk" for your application outside of these views.
 
-> **Note:** Vue is required for the following features: notifications, support requests, and automatic handling of [shared API back-ends](/docs/7.0/api#sharing-your-api).
+> **Note:** Vue is required for the following features: notifications, support requests, and automatic handling of [shared API back-ends](/docs/11.0/api#sharing-your-api).
 
 To use something other than Vue, modify your `resources/views/home.blade.php` view to extend the `spark::layouts.blade.app` template. This layout does not contain any JavaScript framework initialization and the Vue application will not be attached to the page, leaving you free to build your JavaScript client however you wish in your `resources/js/app.js` file. However, a few utility libraries such as Underscore, Moment, and jQuery are still loaded even when Vue is disabled for your application.
 

european-vat.md

@@ -28,7 +28,7 @@ Calling this method is all you need to do to enable European VAT collection. You
 
 When a customer updates their billing information or VAT ID in your application, Spark will automatically call Stripe to update the subscription with the new correct tax rate percentage, so you do not have to do this manually.
 
-For more information on customizing the currency used by your application, check out the [billing documentation](/docs/7.0/billing#currency-customization).
+For more information on customizing the currency used by your application, check out the [billing documentation](/docs/11.0/billing#currency-customization).
 
 > **Note:** You should be sure to configure a webhook in your Stripe control panel to point to the `webhook/stripe` URI of your application. Otherwise, invoice information will not be gathered for customer payments.
 

faq.md

@@ -32,12 +32,12 @@ Yes, you can have both user and team plans at the same time.
 <a name="limiting-resources"></a>
 ### Does Spark support limiting the resources for a given plan?
 
-Yes, you can limit [team plans](/docs/7.0/billing#configuring-team-billing-plans) by team members. You can also limit plans by [your own arbitrary conditions](/docs/7.0/billing#constraining-access-to-plans).
+Yes, you can limit [team plans](/docs/11.0/billing#configuring-team-billing-plans) by team members. You can also limit plans by [your own arbitrary conditions](/docs/11.0/billing#constraining-access-to-plans).
 
 <a name="vat"></a>
 ### Does Spark support collecting European VAT?
 
-Yes, Spark [supports collecting European VAT](/docs/7.0/european-vat).
+Yes, Spark [supports collecting European VAT](/docs/11.0/european-vat).
 
 <a name="existing"></a>
 ### Can Spark be integrated into an existing application?

installation.md

@@ -68,7 +68,7 @@ This command will create a new Laravel project in a directory matching the given
 
 > **Note:** Once the new Spark project has been created, you will need to migrate your new project's database using the `php artisan migrate` Artisan command. If you are not using Homestead, you will also need to update your `.env` file with your database credentials.
 
-Once Spark is installed, you are ready to [configure your application](/docs/10.0/billing).
+Once Spark is installed, you are ready to [configure your application](/docs/11.0/billing).
 
 <a name="installation-via-composer"></a>
 ### Installation Via Composer

kiosk.md

@@ -9,7 +9,7 @@
 <a name="introduction"></a>
 ## Introduction
 
-The Spark developer Kiosk is a special area of your Spark application that is only accessible to developers and provides unique, developer-only features such as [creating announcements](/docs/7.0/announcements), viewing application revenue, impersonating other users, and more.
+The Spark developer Kiosk is a special area of your Spark application that is only accessible to developers and provides unique, developer-only features such as [creating announcements](/docs/11.0/announcements), viewing application revenue, impersonating other users, and more.
 
 #### Developer Middleware
 

quickstart.md

@@ -16,11 +16,11 @@ In this guide, we'll walk through installing Spark and writing the first view fo
 <a name="installing-spark"></a>
 ## Installing Spark
 
-To install Spark, follow the instructions in the [installation guide](/docs/7.0/installation).
+To install Spark, follow the instructions in the [installation guide](/docs/11.0/installation).
 
 #### Post Installation Setup
 
-Once Spark is installed, make sure the NPM dependencies have been installed via the `npm install` command, the `npm run dev` command has been executed, and the database migrations have run. You should also configure your e-mail address as a "developer" so that you have access to the [Kiosk](/docs/10.0/kiosk). To do this, add your e-mail address to the `$developers` property in the `App\Providers\SparkServiceProvider`.
+Once Spark is installed, make sure the NPM dependencies have been installed via the `npm install` command, the `npm run dev` command has been executed, and the database migrations have run. You should also configure your e-mail address as a "developer" so that you have access to the [Kiosk](/docs/11.0/kiosk). To do this, add your e-mail address to the `$developers` property in the `App\Providers\SparkServiceProvider`.
 
 <a name="configuring-billing-plans"></a>
 ## Configuring Billing Plans
@@ -29,7 +29,7 @@ Once your Spark project has been created, take a look at the `App\Providers\Spar
 
 > **Note:** Spark does not automatically define plans within Stripe. You must define those manually on the provider of your choice.
 
-By default, Spark is configured to require no credit-card up front and to grant new users a free trial period of 10 days. This configuration should work perfectly for the majority of applications. For more information on configuring billing plans, check out the [billing documentation](/docs/10.0/billing).
+By default, Spark is configured to require no credit-card up front and to grant new users a free trial period of 10 days. This configuration should work perfectly for the majority of applications. For more information on configuring billing plans, check out the [billing documentation](/docs/11.0/billing).
 
 <a name="building-your-application"></a>
 ## Building Your Application
@@ -42,4 +42,4 @@ Of course, at this point, you may simply build your Laravel application however
 
 ### Read The Documentation
 
-For more information on using Spark, check out the rest of this documentation, which includes information on [back-end customization](/docs/10.0/customization) and [front-end customization](/docs/10.0/client-customization), as well as documentation pages covering many other areas of Spark. **It's very important that you read through this documentation in its entirety.**
+For more information on using Spark, check out the rest of this documentation, which includes information on [back-end customization](/docs/11.0/customization) and [front-end customization](/docs/11.0/client-customization), as well as documentation pages covering many other areas of Spark. **It's very important that you read through this documentation in its entirety.**

teams.md

@@ -18,7 +18,7 @@ To use teams, initialize your Spark project using the `--team-billing` flag:
 
     spark new project-name --team-billing
 
-If you installed your application without the `--team-billing` flag but still want to enable teams later, you may simply add the `Laravel\Spark\CanJoinTeams` trait to your `User` model. In addition, you may wish to review the documentation on [team billing](/docs/9.0/billing#configuring-team-billing-plans):
+If you installed your application without the `--team-billing` flag but still want to enable teams later, you may simply add the `Laravel\Spark\CanJoinTeams` trait to your `User` model. In addition, you may wish to review the documentation on [team billing](/docs/11.0/billing#configuring-team-billing-plans):
 
     <?php
 
@@ -45,7 +45,7 @@ By default, Spark uses the "/teams/" segment in URIs to refer to teams. However,
 
 > Be sure to call this method in the `register` method of your service provider, as Spark will not function correctly if it is called in the `boot` method. Additionally, make sure you pass the plural, lowercase form of the word.
 
-To change the word used to refer to "teams" in views, you should update the `resources/lang/en/teams.php` [language file](/docs/10.0/localization).
+To change the word used to refer to "teams" in views, you should update the `resources/lang/en/teams.php` [language file](/docs/11.0/localization).
 
 <a name="accessing-the-users-teams"></a>
 ## Accessing The User's Teams
@@ -140,7 +140,7 @@ The `ownedTeams` method returns all of the user's owned teams:
 <a name="team-billing"></a>
 ## Team Billing
 
-Team billing allows your Spark applications to provide billing plans on a per-team basis, meaning users may subscribe to different billing plans for each team they own. For more information on configuring team billing, please refer to the [billing documentation](/docs/9.0/billing#configuring-team-billing-plans)
+Team billing allows your Spark applications to provide billing plans on a per-team basis, meaning users may subscribe to different billing plans for each team they own. For more information on configuring team billing, please refer to the [billing documentation](/docs/11.0/billing#configuring-team-billing-plans)
 
 <a name="using-teams-without-team-billing"></a>
 ## Using Teams Without Team Billing