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  2. Nice site and write-up - thanks, @bernhard!
  3. @kaz that is the way to go Or using embed option D and writing custom code
  4. @cstevensjr I have the same question. I can't find it under General Support or Form Builder Support. Where the post was moved to?
  5. Thank you guys πŸ™‚ Client feedback from yesterday: Thank you ProcessWire! πŸ’ͺ
  6. @bernhard I think it's a great job. Thank you so much for showing how it works from the inside.
  7. In addition, the same padloper-product, padloper_type=1242 (event in this case) should have no shipping fee. I made 2 rates (standard 7,- for normal products, and free). Can I preselect the 'matchedShippingRate', but only if there are only event-typed products in the cart?
  8. Greetings PW forum, I have completed a revamp of the artist collective The Teaching Machine's website, which was once built on Cargo Collective, then Wordpress, and is now using ProcessWire with the Rockfrontend Module, Duplicator Module, and the Latte template engine (among some others). The site codebase can be found here. (I don't understand why GitHub thinks it's 99% CSS … that will be for another day). The site menu is right-justified, with a simple navigation and dark-mode toggle. Individual project pages can contain galleries (also right-justified), media embeds, and will display similar items in the same category as well as site-wide items. A Zones page displays overarching categories, and randomly selects new projects each time the page is visited. The Home page displays the latest projects in descending chronological order. The Teaching Machine is an independent arts laboratory devising strategies for amalgamated practices within the cinematic imaginary, musical zeitgeist, and networked hyperstructures. Founded by hypermedia artist Strangeloop in 2011, with members in Los Angeles, Barcelona, and Singapore.
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  10. Jep Firefox is looking automatic for a favicon file if it is not provided in <head> section.
  11. Maybe it's Firefox looking for favicon file automatically... It goes away if I indicate a favicon... Indicating a nonexistent one changes the stack trace to load resource:///modules/FaviconLoader.jsm:180:20 load resource:///modules/FaviconLoader.jsm:567:70 loadIcons resource:///modules/FaviconLoader.jsm:645:26 FaviconLoader/this.iconTask< resource:///modules/FaviconLoader.jsm:621:18 _runTask resource://gre/modules/DeferredTask.sys.mjs:347:18 _timerCallback/< resource://gre/modules/DeferredTask.sys.mjs:318:20 _timerCallback resource://gre/modules/DeferredTask.sys.mjs:337:9 _startTimer/callback/< resource://gre/modules/DeferredTask.sys.mjs:185:18 Sorry this isn't quite insightful
  12. I don't have a request in templates for favicon.ico. In Firefox inspector: Request cookies are: 'adminer_key', 'adminer_sid', 'tracy-session', 'wire0s', 'wire1s', 'wire1s_challenge', 'wires', 'wires_challenge'. Stack trace: load resource:///modules/FaviconLoader.jsm:180:20 load resource:///modules/FaviconLoader.jsm:567:70 loadIcons resource:///modules/FaviconLoader.jsm:645:26 onPageShow resource:///modules/FaviconLoader.jsm:679:12 onHeadParsed resource:///actors/LinkHandlerChild.sys.mjs:56:24 handleEvent resource:///actors/LinkHandlerChild.sys.mjs:172:21 I don't know what those are. I did recently install and then afterward notice an odd commit and deleted the module -- https://github.com/FriendsOfProcessWire/FieldtypeLeafletMapMarker/commit/e57e9373e6cccb79fe89dfda00fec117624649f2 has a bunch of empty files? "Remove executable bit from files"?
  13. You can create a template from your HTML and then use it.
  14. Not sure if this helps in this case here but when it came to glyphs and subsets I played with: https://wakamaifondue.com/ You drop a file into it, can see what the font is capable of and go from there. Another tool I found in my bookmarks is this: https://github.com/zachleat/glyphhanger To create subsets and such. Don't know if this stil works.
  15. Yeah that might be more elegant in some situations. Actually you don't even need to put it in a hidden div, you can put it in your markup in a latte comment for example. So those classes will not end up being rendered in your sites markup, but still tailwind will catch them for the final css. I prefer to place markup related things in markup files (*.latte) as for example when working on a "text" block for RockPageBuilder then I want it to contain all necessary markup for that block. So when moving that block into a new project it will still work and I will not have to mess with the tailwind config... But workflows and preferences are different πŸ™‚
  16. Have a great weekend and Happy Easter, @ryan.
  17. This week we have a new core version on the dev branch. Relative to the previous dev branch version, the new 3.0.237 version has 33 commits containing 20 issue fixes, 6 feature requests, and more. See the core updates section of ProcessWire Weekly 511, 512, 514 and 515 for more details. It's been about a month and a half since 3.0.236, which is a little longer than usual between version numbers, but that's largely because if the new Invoices site profile (see blog post). I'm off work tomorrow (Friday), so writing the usual weekly post a day early. As always, thanks for reading and I hope you have a great weekend!
  18. just add a dot before the folder name. PW will ignore the module. Then install the new Module
  19. I need the post-url and will update content of this post asap πŸ™‚ You can signup for Rock Monthly if you don't want to miss the release πŸ™‚
  20. Tailwind only adds those classes to the final CSS that it finds in your content files. If you add classes in ckeditor tailwind doesn't know about them and likely will not add them to the final CSS. An easy fix is to add those classes somewhere in your markup (eg on a hidden div) so that tailwind adds it to the CSS and whenever an editor applies the class it will properly render
  21. I did something like this: <div class="grid grid-cols-4 gap-4 border border-green-500"> <div class="col-span-3"> <img src="path/to/image.jpg"/> </div> <div class="col-span-1"> <p>Yada yada yada.</p> </div> </div> But the classes don't get applied. Might that have to do with where in which directories tailwind looks for tw classes? Here's my setup: /** @type {import('tailwindcss').Config} */ module.exports = { content: [ "../*.{html,php,js}", "../../classes/*.{html,php,js}", "./node_modules/tw-elements/dist/js/**/*.js", "../../assets/cache/HannaCode/*.{html,php,js}", "../../assets/*.{html,php,js}", "../../../*.{html,php,js}", "./node_modules/flowbite/**/*.js" ], That said, it does work for the hard-coded tw classes anyway, that's why I thought that might be the issue.
  22. same here πŸ™‚ True! I'm using that + RockPdf to generate monthly reports for my clients. The DB is something around 800MB and generating the reports is terribly inefficient, but it works and I think it looks nice and creates value πŸ™‚ Maybe it would have been better to create a simple API inside the container. But it was the simplest solution back then and I think they just want to monitor and don't need to create any reports anyhow πŸ™‚
  23. kaz

    if query

    @zoeck interesting, I didn't know that in an array the search is different
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  25. No, the old module doesn't have any fields. The only thing I can do is uninstall it. And I can't even do that because when I try I get:
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