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statestreet

Member Since 30 Nov 2011
Offline Last Active Jun 03 2013 02:21 PM
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In Topic: milktop.co.uk

07 April 2013 - 02:55 PM

I think my favorite detail is the contact form. I love that it's a mechanism built into every page!


In Topic: Solved: Pagination Setup (Yet another)

03 February 2013 - 11:37 PM

Hmm. I'm having the same problem, but it's the only "limit=n" call on the page, and I'm not using LanguageLocalizedURL, either. I've never used the pager before, though... I must be making some obvious mistake here?

 

[Edit] Yes, it was a very obvious mistake. :) I somehow skipped the part where you have to enable pagination in the URLs section for the template. 

 

$news = $pages->get("/news/")->children("limit=3");
foreach($news as $newspost) {
	echo "<div class='post'><h2>".$newspost->title."</h2>";
	echo "<p class='newsdate'>".date('M j, Y',$newspost->created)."</p>";
	echo $newspost->body."</div>";
}
echo $news->renderPager();

In Topic: theartofdining.co.uk and Samhofman.co.uk

21 January 2013 - 12:32 AM

I love the navigation on the photo portfolio. Especially the way the thumbnails get their own subcategories under Clients! I think I actually found a bug with that part, though: If I open one of the client subcategories, then navigate to another main category, then back to clients, the client I opened is still open... so far so good, but if I open another client, that original client node doesn't close.


In Topic: Photography portfolio

21 April 2012 - 10:47 PM

Thanks! Heh, I've never heard of that being called a "nervous" rollover before. :) I like this one because it gives the user a cue as to what will happen if they click. I wonder if maybe it shouldn't nudge as far when rolled over, though.

In Topic: My Last 3 Months - StrategyCore

09 April 2012 - 12:22 AM

Congrats on the launch. It's really exciting to see such a deep and extensive community site as this built in ProcessWire—I can only imagine how much more rewarding it was to build StrategyCore in PW than it might have been in, say, Drupal!