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Hi, New site up for Capitaleyes, who are a small accountancy firm: http://www.capitaleyes.com.au/ Copy written by the awesome Darren Horrigan. Regards Marty

This one has been on the @todo list for a long time, as it's kind of a tricky query to implement. Go ahead and try out the latest dev branch, which should implement this capability. So far it seems to be working here, but could definitely use more testing.

This is already in the default installation, so study those templates and includes. For this particular wish it's something like this (from foot.inc): <?php // If the page is editable, then output a link that takes us straight to the page edit screen: if($page->editable()) { echo "<a class='nav' id='editpage' href='{$config->urls->admin}page/edit/?id={$page->id}'>Edit</a>"; } ?>

Thanks a lot Tom! I did look at that post, so thanks for reminding me about that; I guess i'm just going to go for it with PW; the client want's something uber-simple and minimal; the users of this system will be mostly 65+ and i'm wary of doing it with one of the big three, since it's always so hard to hit the target exactly with those pre-built components/plugins... I'll see how far i can get and post back here. -marc

Hi Marc, If you save the events/announcements submissions to PW pages, then you have complete access to the API and can build a front-end editor for user to be able to edit their submissions. Ryan posted this is the form builder forums as a way to save which user submitted a form. You can access the User pages from the API, just like any other page, so creating a front-end profile editor is fairly straight forward. I can post more detail here later if you need a place to start.

Thanks a lot for these insights about the API. With this, plus the info you provided here http://processwire.com/talk/topic/1342-languagelocalizedurl/page__st__20#entry12367 for shifting urlSegments, now things run perfectly.

Ryan, for youtube I only had to download teh zend gdata folder and only had to use the youtube part and the AuthSub.php file for the authentication. I imagine that it's the same thing with twitter.

@ MadeMyDay please give us some new information about your project

Yes I Help. also interested in lightweight german shopping And dont wanna mess around anymore with bloaty Shopsystems for 5-6 Products...

Ryan, I have tested all your example links and no issues. I got 403 error on each of them so seems like no security holes. Thank you!

This page was designed and programmed for Typo3 but then I decided to give Processwire a chance. It was quick and easy to transfer the html-template (which was made by friend) to the Processwire template folder. We kept the Processwireversion because we liked the clean and "simple" administration interface. http://kjr-hdh.de/ The site itself is about a german club for young political parties in our town. (Yes I know, the font rendering is kinda bad on windows) Retrospectively it was the best move to switch to Processwire. I can create templates and fields to fit my needs and most of my sites are not that complex to use Typo3 or another bloated CMS.

My third ProcessWire website was released today For a German therapist. Very simple and easy to build. Thanks to PW of course

http://cafe-am-markt-heidenheim.de/start/ The next page we converted to Processwire. Our (oldest) client can now simple change her content without learing HTML or a huge CMS.