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When checking a checkbox for field, can the table row get highlighted? It makes it easier to track visually. Note: this would be similar to when selecting a row in ListerPro, it highlights the row.
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yeah its a funny habit. I wonder how long it’ll be until the AI overlords dictate the schedule
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matjazp started following Explaining yourself to AI
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Well, I do. I tell him/her that its late here and have to go to sleep 🙂...
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Yes. Both clocking out and clocking back in like we owe them some account of our status
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ryan started following Explaining yourself to AI
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@Peter Knight Not sure I understand? Are you talking about saying good morning?
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@Joss it definitely sounds like a glitch in the forum. I logged into the admin earlier this week and it's not happy about the php version, it apparently wants 8.2 and we have 8.3, I think. So it could be that. But once I get back to the computer I'm going to see if I can figure out how to get it working.
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@Joss hmm sounds like it didn't have permission to create the directories. You might check that processwire has write permission to site/assets. But if I recall correctly AgentTools will attempt to create them again when/if you use the scheduled jobs feature.
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Ok, at a stretch, I was going to say Scotland, but thought that was a big move from London. Even further to Scottish Isles. Anywho - lovely office setup.
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Head north about a thousand miles.... 😀
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Ah cool, I have to take a look about that! Thx!
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Peter Knight started following Explaining yourself to AI
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Lovely view. Am I way off if I guess Pembrokeshire or maybe more likely Cornwall?
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virtualgadjo started following Access to child page but not parent
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hi, that sound a litlle logical as it looks a bit difficult to display the pages as a site tree, think about a tree, If you cut off a branch, you also cut off all its twigs 🙂 have a nice day
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I select an image, click on submit. It sends me to this screen: So I choose a file again (this is a nice small file) and click on Continue and end up: It doesn't like me!!! This is what I was trying to upload:
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The error that came up during install was that makedir failed to create /site/assets/at/jobs/done, and failed to create the htaccess within "done", and the same with "failed", "pending," and "running." Note - I am using laragon on windows 11 rather than a unix server.
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ryan started following PW 3.0.268 – Core updates
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This week there were 45 commits on the dev branch for ProcessWire 3.0.268. The most interesting updates were: Added checkboxes in the Setup > Fields list, so you can bulk delete or export. Added new getRaw() and saveRaw() methods for WireCache ($cache) Added $page->meta() support to PagesExportImport export and import (via @jploch) Added WireTests test framework files and API.md documentation for the following, which finishes up the Inputfield modules: InputfieldTinyMCE InputfieldImage InputfieldFile InputfieldTextTags InputfieldSelector InputfieldPage InputfieldIcon InputfieldPassword InputfieldPageAutocomplete InputfieldHidden InputfieldPage InputfieldPageTitle InputfieldFieldset InputfieldMarkup InputfieldPageName InputfieldName InputfieldPassword InputfieldForm These were done using the AgentTools scheduled tasks Round-Robin feature that rotates between different agents. In this case, between DeepSeek v4 Pro, Kimi K2.7 Code, GLM 5.2 and Claude Opus 4.8. After each API.md and code review was finished, they were queued to GPT 5.5 who verified everything, made any necessary fixes, and then built a WireTests ClassName.test.php file for each. Following that Claude Sonnet 4.6 gave each API.md, ClassName.test.php and ClassName.module a final review and commit. In addition, we have a new version of AgentTools that adds the following: New MCP server support New WireTests coverage Improved CLI safety and migration checks New AgentTools logo added to README (design credit to GPT 5.5) There's also a new version of ProCache posted this week that adds CLI command support, AGENTS.md and API.md files, and fixes a few bugs too. As always, visit the ProcessWire Weekly for the latest news and updates. Thanks for reading and have a great weekend!
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maximus replied to elabx's topic in General Support
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@JossI'm not sure I follow what you mean about "failed to create the subdirectories in jobs"? There is a /site/modules/AgentTools/tasks/ directory, where the predefined tasks are stored, is that what you mean?
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Wow love that view! Nice look out the window too.
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@Joss It won't let you upload a new one? Does it give you an error message or anything? We've been having some issues with the forums showing 500 errors when the bots start hitting, so it might be worth another try just in case the upload hit a 500 error. You can always send it to me and I can figure it out too. @Adam Kiss is another one to add to the list of people it would be good to see return.
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Mercato — a ProcessWire-native commerce toolkit
Jonathan Lahijani replied to maximus's topic in Modules/Plugins
I just gave this a quick spin. For context, I've developed a couple complex ecommerce sites with ProcessWire, going back to 2014. I've also experimented with Padloper. I suppose what I find interesting is how data is stored (ie what fields are used). My approach has been to use repeaters for things like the line items, even addresses. With Padloper, I believe Kongondo used entirely custom fieldtypes/inputfields. I see that with Mercato it's using textarea with JSON in it for things like the billing address and cart items. Were there specific reasons for that approach? -
Well, I might just be back a bit too. But I have a problem. I decided to update my little profile photo. It happily got rid of my old one, but won't let me upload my new one!!!!! Grrr. And so good to see my brother in fantasy @Soma back amongst the brave!
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I thought about this as well... somewhere last year/the last years and even prior but couldn't fight my innerer Schweinehund* to follow and keep up with that thought. Back then... everything in that direction was still somehow complicated and not that easy. But today... this could be a super awesome workflow, yet not as easy to share between developers as TailwindCSS. Back to what I remember. What I remember is: Using a more modern CSS reset (Andy Bell) - https://piccalil.li/blog/a-more-modern-css-reset/ Using custom web components (Kevin Powell) - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b_x3kzapvcI Using NoBuild - and only individual files (DHH/David Heinemeier Hansson) - https://x.com/dhh/status/1719041666412347651 * The innerer Schweinehund (literally "inner pig-dog") is the iconic German idiom for that stubborn, lazy voice inside you. It's the ultimate excuse for procrastination, the force that tells you to stay in bed, skip the gym, or not build your own CSS framework when you know you should be productive.
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@ryan that is exactly the one I have been playing with today. The 14b version. Unfortunately, qwen 3 coder only comes in 30b and 40b, which is pushing it for me. I might try it again with Ollama. It suffered with LM Studio, but Ollama is meant to be better at dealing with local problems like not having a huge stack of GPUs lying around! The hard bit is the prompting. I was trying to get it to do a very simple page. Create a data set, then search it and spit out a single result. It was determined to ignore the search result and just loop the dataset. Grr! EDIT: By the way, when I installed, it failed to create the subdirectories in jobs. I have hand created them and copied the htaccess file from jobs into each one. Is that right? Anyway, here is the reason for the large box, and the view out of my studio window! Let me know when you start a podcast and need an editor!