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Tutorial now available on Tuts+ here: http://webdesign.tutsplus.com/tutorials/how-to-create-an-ajax-driven-theme-for-processwire--cms-26579 for Ajax site temp laying in PW.

yesterday i found out a very nice feature of sublime called "code folding". maybe it's not new for some of you, but it was for me and makes working a lot more comfortable. you can fold your code depending on levels: CTRL + K, then CTRL + 2 will fold on level 2: when you have your cursor inside a method, it will stay expanded. you can then fold your method on level 3: CTRL + K, then CTRL + 3: that's really nice. you can also find it in the menu under edit > code folding another great feature of sublime is multicursor. i guess most of sublime users know that... so i thought i start a new topic where we can share nice tipps and tricks for sublime and the work with processwire do you have any? ps: https://processwire.com/talk/topic/4203-sublime-text-2-snippets-for-processwire/ https://processwire.com/talk/topic/1888-sublime-text-2-course/

You also have the module SchedulePages (that works with Lazy Cron) if you want to auto-publish/unpublish pages...

I'm wondering if it's possible for an Inputfield Dependency to get a value from an inputfield on another page. Example: In the Admin I want an interior page to check if it's in a page selector field on the home page. If it's selected in the page selector on the home page, show a field. I haven't seen anything that would allow this but I'm hoping it exists.

The sessions table doesn't have a 'created' field, so I don't think it's that. The 1292 looks like a page ID. Can you find a page with that ID and what is it? Do you have any hooks that may be attached to login/logout functionality?

Can you do a search for "1464507951" in the column "created"? SELECT * FROM * WHERE created = 1464507951

Hallo Neo! Follow the white rabbit. 1) Pages scale much better that repeaters. So if you will have really lot of banners you better use pages. Or consider commercial Repeater Matrix field. 2) You do not have to unpublish your banners. You can just add a datetime field and name it something like show_until. Then in the code just use this field in the selector and choose only pages that have show_until field value less than today. 3) If you really need to unpublish those pages you can use Lazy Cron module.

Haha, same feelings here with another template engine. Once you get the hang of it there's no way back

Thanks i think this is the best module ever, I can't build any Processwire anymore unless i use this Smarty module, always had issues with traditional Processwire templating but this is dynamic, thanks for the response my eyes didn't catch that method.

v009 comes with a small feature update: ctrl+click on a language tab will activate all the language tabs of the same language. This is great for switching the current admin page fields to another language, eg. for checking contents of multiple fields at once.

viewable() is called as part of fieldViewable() and that one is called at least for each FieldsetTabOpen. They'll just get more and more

For the most part I agree: classes don't have actual semantic meaning, so technically speaking they're fine, and I believe we're pretty much on the same page regarding pseudo elements too. It's just that I've recently started to emphasise pseudo-elements over classes whenever it makes sense. There are many cases where it doesn't make sense, but for something as simple as alternating background colors for predefined elements it fits the bill perfectly. I've also grown tired of trying to guess which classes I should add to my markup in order to make it easy enough to style, and I strongly dislike having to change any aspect of the markup (including generated classes) if I later on decide that I need to do something purely style-related – such as make odd items have a different background color. Pseudo elements are awesome for separation of concerns, and they can reduce the clutter quite a bit. While classes rarely add a considerable amount of extra weight to the document, unless we're talking about a serious case of classitis combined with extremely large scale use, that's another (however minor) argument against them: why add something that isn't required in the first place

Just wanted to throw a quick +1 to this approach. CSS classes like .even and .odd are very much a thing of the past and generally speaking one should steer away from those. Also: I'm having hard time imagining a front-end framework that doesn't support some variation of source ordering (pull/push classes)

Back in 2013 we at X-com built our very first ProcessWire empowered website: A-Z barbecue & gourmet. It has been running very well for the past 3 years. Technology caught up on us however, and in 2016 it was time for a radical redesign. The old website was not very mobile friendly and the actual shopping feature was iframed and delivery by a third party. Shopping was not very userfriendly either, which led us to believe that an improvement in design and usability was in order. All actual functionality is now handled by performing API calls and Iframes were removed. The new design is simple and straightforward and the first results look promising. The website went live about 3 weeks ago and since then conversion increased on all devices: Desktop 6,08% =>7,27% Tablet 2,48% => 4,01% Mobile 0,5% => 1,36% Go check 'm out! http://www.barbecue.nl http://www.gourmetten.nl http://www.a-z.nl

I also hate empty paragraphs so gave this a try. Works well for me. This is an interesting one. There is a setting, but it doesn't work as intended. With the help of Tracy Debugger I did a bit of investigating as to why but haven't got to the bottom of it yet. The line intended to replace empty paragraphs in InputfieldCKEditor is this: $value = str_replace(array('<p><br /></p>', '<p> </p>', '<p></p>', '<p> </p>'), '', $value); But it doesn't match the empty paragraphs because $value has already passed through HTML Purifier where gets replaced with some mystery space character. So neither 'nbsp;' nor ' ' match the space character between the paragraph tags. I haven't been able to work out what this space character is because it's rendered like a normal space in the variable dump. --- Update: the mystery character is a UTF-8 encoded non-breaking space character. So the code above should instead be: $value = str_replace(array('<p><br /></p>', '<p> </p>', "<p>\xc2\xa0</p>", '<p></p>', '<p> </p>'), '', $value); Double quotes are needed around the string with the UTF-8 non-breaking space. I'll submit a pull request for this fix.

Hi JoshoB I think you need to escape your '/' characters. Could you try this and let us know if it works; $pattern = '#<p[^>]*>(\s| |<\/?\s?br\s?\/?>)*<\/?p>#';

$wire and ProcessWire/wire() return the exact same object, but $wire is only available in template/bootstrap context. Depending on where you're trying to use wire() it might get compiled and should work as before.

Inputfield dependencies work by looking at the input values in the html. If a field is not editable there's no inputfield rendered and therefore no value to be found.

One working and from all browservendors agreed standard would be sufficient.

Hi All, I am wondering if it would it be possible to use the new language features in 2.2 to create different versions of content for mobile devices and tablets. Detect on the front end and redirect to the right "language". That way you could have content optimized for device groups. I know Adobe has taken this approach with there BC platform. I have not looked in to the language features yet as I am new to PW and just getting my feet wet. @Ryan - Fantastic project. Excellent documentation. Impressive forum participation. Wow. I usually build highly structured sites and PW fits that like a glove plus it looks like a winner for marketing sites / landing pages. Impressed and thankful. Cheers.