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Thank you, Ryan.
Your tip regarding the console.log made clear that the vars weren't lost. They were still there.
After a lot of Google searches I found that the reason was a change in the Google Maps API (it worked in 3.9, but stopped working in 3.10).
I also found a bug report with a solution, so now everything is working again.
The bug report: https://code.google..../detail?id=4594

/Jasper

I finally found it (and should have found it right away ). This domain (created by Plesk) had PHP safe_mode activated and safe_mode was deactivated on all the other domains running PW. When I disabled safe_mode everything worked fine.

Sorry for bothering you guys.

/Jasper

Renobird,
I don't know what happened either, but yes, this module relies on the DatetimeFieldtype.

/Jasper

Hehe, it's easy to set a group policy to update computers but a bit more hassle to get it to install FF or Chrome and set it up as default browser.

Not impossible I know, but just not got around to it yet.

You know that there are GPO template/admin files for Chrome, right?
http://www.chromium....olicy-templates

/Jasper

Thanks, apeisa. I just pushed the bugfix to Github.

@yellowled and Ralf: I'll take a closer look att the datefield issue soon.

/Jasper

Hi Ryan and all others!

This is a great addition and it will make it so much easier for PW users to find all these cool modules and themes.

I haven't been very active recently (have been without internet for quite some time because we moved to a new house and the internet/phone company had some issues when connecting us). But soon I'll become more active again and will update a few of my modules/language packs.

/Jasper

Hi!

I realized that I am really behind regarding the Dutch translation. There were many new files to be translated, so I started working on them again.
I'll update the Github repository as soon as I've updated all translation files.

/Jasper

Hi,
Did you check the permissions on the assets folder?
I am not so familiar with Apache on Windows, but assume that the service account running Apache needs write permission to the assets folder, as well as to it's subfolders.

/Jasper

Hi Mike,

Welcome to the forums.
What are you trying to include and in what script are you trying to include it? Can you give a code example?

/Jasper

Enjoy your vacation, Ryan! You deserve it.

/Jasper

Already merged.

Also updated README.

Hi Tina,

Your steps cover most of the process.
A few notes:

• Make sure that the files/folders in the assets folder are writable
• Make sure to copy the the .htaccess file to the root of your website (some FTP programs hide this file by default)
• I prefer to delete the contents of the /site/assets/cache folder, but I am not sure if it's needed. You can do this before uploading the site, just to safe time.
• If you are going to use a new sql database, you can change the name and the user in the site/config.php file.
  For future use, for example if you want to copy the production database to your local mamp installation, make sure you add "drop tables" to your export, otherwise you will get errors about existing tables.

That's all I can think of now. And if something should go wrong.... these forums are here to help you.   

/Jasper

Hi everyone,

I just finished converting my Dutch site about Sweden from nothing (="cms-less") to Processwire: http://www.zwedenweb.com

During the process, which took quite some time, I also rewrote quite some content and added a few new features. And of course a little facelift regarding the design (but not to much, since I have quite some users that are somewhat older and usually they have serious problems with technical changes (or changes in general)

Feel free to post your comments!

/Jasper

Then it actually totally doesn't have to be header... just make it a.header and you're all set. It seems to me that you do not know this (pardon me if you do), but with 'display:block;', link ('a') will act as if it was just another div, so I would go for it - it will work the very same way it does now without any javascript.

Note: If it will seem I push it too hard, it's only because I always try to go for as little JS as possible, and this is one of those rare moments when using pure HTML instead of JS is dead simple.

Thank you for your great suggestion, Adam. I actually knew that a.header with display:block: would behave like any other div. The only thing was that I didn't think of doing it that way until you suggested it.
I absolutely agree that it's better to avoid javascript when it isn't needed, like here.

But I am still glad I didn't think of this solution in the first place and just asked the question. I learned about PHP-powered javascripts, including .js in php files, json config objects and still ended up with the easiest and cleanest solution.
That's why I love this forum. Thanks guys!

/Jasper

- Is there a Blog module in the works? or is there a best practice for blogs?

Nico create a blog module. I haven't tried it myself, but you could give it a try:
http://processwire.c...__fromsearch__1

- What is the best way to do login/authentication to the website? Again, is there a module in the works?

Processwire has built in user management with different user roles. Is that what you are looking for?

- I see that there are some jQuery modules.  Can we run jQuery plugins just by including them or do we have to create a Module first?

jQuery for the backend is included. If you want to use jQuery on your frontend, you would simply call jQuery from your template.

- Can we input PHP code in the fields? or just text and HTML?

Why would you need this? I agree with SiNNuT that PHP should be in the templates, modules etc.
As I see it (simplified but still...) fields can be populated from the admin by editors. Templates and modules are created by designers/coders.
Would you really want to have editors writing php code?

/Jasper