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We just created a complete coporate design to the german coach Priv.-Doz. Dr. med. Michael Huber. The corresponing website is as always based on the beautifu Processwire. Feel free to check out this tiny responsive website under http://www.huber-idc.ch We are looking forward to your feedback.

Just to follow up for those that come across this. Looks like it was a firefox issue, but Ryan fixed it before releasing 2.5.2 stable.

I found ProcessWire by accident after searching for a lot of days a new way to develop website that worked for me. When I was giving up I read about this amazing cms/cmf in a comment of a thread. I come from Adobe Dreamweaver Developers Toolbox a project that was closed some years ago and I want to advice people to give a try to PW because it is really unique and very simple to use also from designer point of view. For sure you have to learn something but you will understand that everything is well thought and nothing is left to chance. PW is flexible, secure and very easy to learn The forum assistance is wonderful and very kind with novice user. I was never stuck and had to wait very little time before a useful and valuable response. IMHO one thing that PW miss is massive list of tutorial but I think it is only a matter of time and I hope to personally contribute soon in this respect. The forum is full of info but it is faster learning from tuts. Thank you Ryan (you are a genius) and thanks to all the people that make this possible. PW is wonderful!

I handle this exact scenario with a combination a PageTableExtended for block content control and make one of those blocks have a FieldtypeJson field. This may not be for the average user since it initially requires pasting in CSV data, but once in, it is a nicely editable table and really easy for you to output formatted table exactly how you want. If your users are already trained up with Markdown then it may not be too much of a stretch.

I'm in the process of building an internal tool using ProcessWire for my team to write and manage Agile user stories. (It actually started out as a quick prototype, but you know how things go with ProcessWire, I kept going for a few hours and suddenly had a pretty full-featured system. ) The way we do user stories, we have a story ID, such as "OP100", and then a title, such as "As an admin, I want to upload a PDF to attach to a user's account." I have these as separate fields, with the latter being the actual page title. These titles can get somewhat long, however, and can change throughout the lifecycle of a user story, breaking links from Pivotal Tracker. Ideally, I'd like to just use the story ID as the name / URL, so instead of "/as-an-admin-i-want-to-upload-a-pdf-to-attach-to-a-users-account/", the page would just be "/op100/". Further complicating this is that the story ID is optional (since a story can start out as just a concept that turns into an actual story later). So my ideal workflow would actually be one where the title creates the URL initially, but once there is a story ID, the URL changes to that (or even better, aliases to that). One more related thing I'm hoping to do is to concatenate the story ID and title in the admin. Any ideas on how to do this?

Just to follow up - now that 2.5 is official, here is the complete changelog: https://processwire.com/blog/posts/processwire-2.5-changelog/ Grab a coffee first

One other thing to try is to create another SuperUser account, on this website, login with that account and see if you still have the issue.

Exactly, you said it. My snippet thread was a nice attempt but is hardly found like so many other great posts in the forum. Blame it on ppl who have a reason not to spend time searching directly in the forum categories. I figured out time ago that the pw forum needs a proper index and already registered a domain for it. Not only for giving a better focus on all those good threads and slow down questions with repeat=on. (I also make my self guilty on this every now and then), but also to expand on processwire. PW is not only a unique opportunity for ppl to make websites and to make your steps into the world of coding, but => also to expand on it. just look at the websites made by teppo and nico. Edit: time is not on my side so it´s not going to be there soon.

Obviously I haven't yet really found the time to work further on this - client work - but I found at least some time collecting bits of information that would be good recipes imho (within a "problem <-> solution" structure, of course): https://github.com/processwire-recipes/concept. And I wrote a few lines to nico to kindle things seconds ago. So do not fear that this project is already dead

Hmm, I think that's out of scope here - @statestreet wants to manually specify the page name, and not base it on the page ID. I think it might be a better idea to create a new module that hooks onto the page save event. That callback would then check to see if the user/editor has entered a page name (in a separate field on the page's editor), and if he/she has, then change the page name to that field's content. Yes?

Dreamweaver Developers Toolbox? Now that is a blast from the past. I once built and entire article management system, complete with full newspaper editorial hierarchy, with Impakt, which Adobe bought and turned into the Developers tool box. Although it was a cumbersome beast, the ability to write good html while building the data handling side was really versatile, and yes, ProcessWire does give you that same freedom, but a huge amount more power!

First public repo of UserLogin module (dev! unstable!) based on my FormHelper module. https://bitbucket.org/pwFoo/userlogin/src/02d405031f26c1d55b08db93f23eae8ca144ecc2/UserLogin/UserLogin.module?at=master Demo usage see readme file. Basic features are login and logout. If ProcessForgotPassword core module is installed the link is added to login form.

You might want to add it to your list of snippets post (I can't find it now...)

Yes a big big "Thank you" to Soma for his approach!! I used this too and setup a admin page with the imagetree itself to manage them easy. Imagemanager was not really that what i want - but the structure is great. First pic shows a own AdminCustomPage with diogo's module and second pic shows a little jquery mod where i set the &modal=1 to the edit links on this adminpages....works great 20 lines code. Users can choose a image from the insert image dialog in the Editor or i build up little gallerys with an pagefield! PW is great with images, too - you can have the structure you need. All pic related to the content like productimages (makes sense) or for sites that using less images from one central managed folder/image structure to choose it is easy possible, too. Again thanks to soma for this - i'm using your files as pages approach, too!! ALL ARE PAGES ;)

"never ever" "absolutely necessary" "absolute UX nightmare" Woah! If there's one thing I've learned over the past few years of designing... there are no very few absolutes.

He made version 2.5.0 => best ever, got me hooked. The forum needs it´s own index. Working on it.

He is a creator!! He is god! Welcome to the community https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rDQb_EMNRx8?t=48s]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rDQb_EMNRx8

I'm using the page=image as with ImagesManager in some big project where there is or will be 100'000+ of images to manage. I have then built a fieltype I can select and insert them to a page from all those via filtering/search (ajax). We never insert image into a textarea via TinyMCE or CKeditor image dialog because it's cumbersome to use and manage, we rather use hanna code to have them inserted in a more controlled way (if at all), but often the better option is to use PageTable or repeaters to create block with text and image. This system is ultimatively flexible and PW provides all the foundation to use it how you want and need (unlike any other CMS media system). It's just a matter of creating some simple modules that may help you in that regard. PW is still in it's beginning and will certainly grow in that regard with modules that help with asset management. I just don't have the time to spend on that to share with the community. But time will tell.

OK, I have a quick fix for you. Replace the attached file. It was a problem with the parsing of currencies with two codes. The Mexican Peso was: MXN MXV Mexican Peso Mexican Unidad de Inversion (UDI) $ But if you change it to: MXN Mexican Peso Mexican Unidad de Inversion (UDI) $ everything works fine. The reason I attached a replacement is that you need to make sure there are tabs in the correct places within that line. Seems like there needs to be a change to the parsing logic here to account for currencies with more than one code, because right now, the code that is being sent to the Open Exchange Rates service is "MXN MXV". There are actually several currencies with the same problem. if(substr_count($line, "\t") < 2) { list($code, $name) = explode("\t", $line); $symbol = ''; } else { list($code, $name, $symbol) = explode("\t", $line); } I am not sure what the extra code is about anyway, so maybe Ryan will Chime in. He will either need to remove the extra code from the txt file, or parse it out before sending to the service. Github issue submitted: https://github.com/ryancramerdesign/ServiceCurrencyConversion/issues/1 currencies.txt

Another alternative: https://github.com/adrianbj/ProtectedMode I haven't added it to the modules directory just yet. Official forum post: https://processwire.com/talk/topic/7723-protecteddevelopment-mode/ Modules directory: http://modules.processwire.com/modules/protected-mode/ The reason I built this, rather than using the Maintenance Mode module was: I didn't want the "Maintenance Mode" badge showing up on the site since it really is for development before a site has ever been live. I didn't want users redirected to the PW login page because I did want visitors to see the login page. I know the module has the option to redirect to a custom page, which you could use to make a front-end login form, but that seemed more complex than I needed (and I think other PW devs might also need). Because of the way this module replaces Page::render with the login form, visitors can be sent to any page on the site, and once they login that page will reload with its full content - no messing around finding the page again, and no need for sending page ids through the login process to redirect back. This module also lets you configure the message that is displayed along with the login form. I don't see this as a replacement for Maintenance mode at all. It has less options and is not really appropriate for scheduled maintenance time - it doesn't send a 503 - although Maintenance Mode doesn't do that either. If you try it, let me know how it works out for you.

I love the spice girls!

I don't think anyone would miss the menu in this case, it clearly says "menu" on the menu button. All recommendations have to be taken with a grain of salt, let's not all become guardians of the "correct way" and start designing all websites in the same way.

Textile has support for tables http://txstyle.org/doc/15/tables but copy/pasting from excel is not an option here. Doesn't seem too difficult to create a text formatter for this, since when you copy/paste from excel you get tabular data like this: ewrwer ewe werew werew werewr werwer werwer ewrewr ewrewr werq wqeqe qweqwe