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Client-side image resizing has been on our roadmap for awhile, and this week we've got it ready on the dev branch in version 3.0.63. People expressed interest in this feature in the comments to last week's post, and I promised to give it a closer look sooner rather than later. After getting that closer look, and doing some research, I realized we could get in this week's version. After using it now for a couple of days this week, I think people are really going to like this feature, and it works a lot better than I had originally guessed it could. https://processwire.com/blog/posts/processwire-3.0.63-adds-client-side-image-resizing/

@ryan, I want to let you know I really admire the way you get things done! Every time you solve a problem it is an example of a perfect engineer solution. Spot a chance to create a feature everybody wants but few have, examine existing solutions present, learn from them, build on them, make them work better than before, deliver a working feature within a reasonable time frame, provide comprehensive docs right there in the code for tech people, write a press release for the end users, move on to another task. Way back I once started a topic called "What is "Reiska". I think now I can feel what @apeisa and others at Avoine meant by this title. There is such a word in every language, and all of them fit you and your type of people (of which there is quite a few here in forums, luckily). I sometimes find myself questioning some of your marketing and organizational decisions, but I always applaud to and try to learn those problem solving skills and mindset from you. ProcessWire is unique thing, that inspired my way from "anykey clicking" web development to managing to read and write some relatively complicated code. I try hard to provide my clients with the best engineer solutions they can get based on ProcessWire. Because I can, and because it so exiting to do with PW, and because this is the way real stuff should be done. Thanks for the inspiration.

That's it. Personally, after using Drupal, then Wordpress, I find it very liberating not having to set up predefined 'regions' or any of that stuff. I create the fields, populate them, then they go where I want them to go by simply sticking them in a template, job done. Craft CMS is very similar to this approach but has a price tag with it per site that led me to PW. Glad I did though, try it out, you might like it. Absolutely

I would suggest that you coordinate with your hosting provider, as you have many infrastructure errors that only they can correct. Please make sure you give them these same errors listed and they should be able to help you. Once that has been taken care of, let's see if you continue having problems with installing ProcessWire.

Welcome @FlorianA, There is module in the directory that provides a Inputfield/Fieldtype for picking and storing time values: http://modules.processwire.com/modules/inputfield-time/

This works as expected: /** * mystyles.js */ CKEDITOR.stylesSet.add( 'customstyles', [ { name: 'Generic List', element: 'ul', attributes: { 'class': 'generic-list'} }, { name: 'Inline Code', element: 'code' }, { name: 'Inline Quotation', element: 'q' }, { name: 'Left Aligned Photo', element: 'img', attributes: { 'class': 'align_left' } }, { name: 'Right Aligned Photo', element: 'img', attributes: { 'class': 'align_right' } }, { name: 'Centered Photo', element: 'img', attributes: { 'class': 'align_center' } }, { name: 'Small', element: 'small' }, { name: 'Deleted Text', element: 'del' }, { name: 'Cited Work', element: 'cite' } ] ); Just didn't use 'mystyles'... Still don't know why the 'mystyles' didn't work, but I can live with this https://github.com/ryancramerdesign/ProcessWire/blob/dev/wire/modules/Inputfield/InputfieldCKEditor/README.md#custom-editor-js-styles-set "The term mystyles is just something we made up, and you may use whatever keyword you like (as long as it's not mystyles!), but note you will have to use that same keyword in the file itself. In our example below, you will see where we used the term mystyles again. If you want to keep things simple, then just stick with using mystyles."

@Chamche No, the first screenshot is the error log, but you only show a part of it (notice the scroll bar). Just copy everything on that page and use pastebin to share it. Or on cpanel's file manager download the error log file, zip it and attach it to your post here on the forum.

How cool. [dreaming] Now, if there would be such a feature in formbuilder... [/dreaming]

@ttttim I haven't done it by myself, but there is $image->sort property. // loop over images and set new sort position foreach($page->images as $image) { $image->sort = $newSortPosition } // sort by the field 'sort' $page->images->sort('sort'); $page->save();

The register page is disabled deliberately. I don't want anyone registering at this time because we were inundated with spam accounts. As for the coverage of PW 3... we do our best to cover what we can but sometimes news articles don't get much traction. I prefer editorial pieces and reviews. Of course, I'm only one man so while I do have an author or two I pay, I can only do so much. I welcome anyone who wants to contribute PW content, however, and will happily link back to your website in return. Just hit me up at mike@cmscritic.com Thanks

No, I mean cookies. I've experienced endless redirect issues when PW gets confused about my logged in status, perhaps due to the change of cookie name from "wire_challenge" to "wires_challenge" when accessing PW via the HTTPS protocol. Deleting the existing session cookies and logging in again solves the issue. The browser cache has no impact on your logged in status.

At our site we use both email and phone authorizations at frontend. To make life easier, I've developed HelperPhone pack that handles phone numbers. This pack includes following modules for ProcessWire CMS/CMF: FieldtypePhoneNumber: module that stores phone numbers InputfieldPhoneNumber: module that renders inputfield for phone numbers HelperPhone: module that loads PhoneNumber and PhoneNumberConst classes, and 'libphonenumber' namespace All these modules require included PW WireData-derived class PhoneNumber and PhoneNumberConst. PhoneNumber class is a thin wrapper over giggsey/libphonenumber-for-php, itself is port of Google's libphonenumber. PhoneNumberConst class stores constants, used by PhoneNumber class Usage: PhoneNumber class $phone = '8 (916) 318-07-29 ext 1234'; // input string could be in any phone-recognizable format $phoneNumber = new PhoneNumber($phone, 'RU'); // or wire('modules')->get('HelperPhone')->makePhoneNumber($phone, 'RU'); echo ($phoneNumber->isValidNumber() ? 'Yes':'No'); // Yes echo ($phoneNumber->isValidNumberForRegion($regionCode) ? 'Yes':'No'); // Yes echo $phoneNumber->getNumberTypeTitle(); // Mobile echo $phoneNumber->getCountryCode(); // 7 echo $phoneNumber->getRegionCode(); // RU echo $phoneNumber->getNationalNumber(); // 9163180729 echo $phoneNumber->getExtension(); // 1234 echo $phoneNumber->formatForCallingFrom('US') // 011 7 916 318-07-28 echo $phoneNumber->formatForCallingFrom('GE') // 00 7 916 318-07-28 For more methods and properties please refer to PhoneNumber and PhoneNumberConst source files. Need more? Check giggsey/libphonenumber-for-php and use it by accessing $phoneNumber->phoneNumber property - it is instance of \libphonenumber\PhoneNumber or null (if empty). Usage: field Note: on field creation, make sure that you've configured field settings Default region: assumed region if input phone number string is not in international format (starts with '+', etc) Enabled/disabled phone extentions: if disabled, phone extension will be removed on field save. Phone field settings in example below: default region code 'RU', phone extensions are enabled echo $page->phone; // +79163180729 // Note1: $page->phone stores instance of PhoneNumber and renders to string in E164 format. // Note2: E164 format does not include extension. echo $page->getFormatted('phone'); // +7 916 318-07-29 ext. 1234 echo $page->getUnformatted('phone'); // +79163180729 echo $page->phone->format(PhoneNumberConst::RFC3966); // tel:+7-916-318-07-29;ext=1234 echo $page->phone->getNationalNumber(); // 9163180729 Usage: PW selectors FieldtypePhoneNumber is instance of FieldtypeText. It stores phone numbers and extensions as string in E164 format with #extention (if provided by user and enabled in settings) E.g. in db it looks like this: '+79163180729#1234'. This makes it easy to query fields as any text field. echo $pages->find([ 'template' => 'my_temlate', 'phone^=' => '+79163180729', ]); // will echo page ids where phone starts with '+79163180729' Finally I've decided to put it here first and later to Modules directory (based on your feedbacks). GitHub: https://github.com/valieand/HelperPhone Enjoy

It works with that directive added. Thanks flydev! So the formula to install Processwire on Ubuntu on Amazon EC2: sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade -y sudo apt-get install apache2 sudo apt-get install lamp-server^ sudo apt-get install php7.0-zip sudo a2enmod rewrite sudo apt-get install phpmyadmin sudo ln -s /usr/share/phpmyadmin /var/www/html/ sudo adduser ubuntu www-data sudo chown ubuntu:www-data -R /var/www sudo chmod 2775 -R /var/www sudo find /var/www -type d -exec chmod 2775 {} + sudo find /var/www -type f -exec chmod 0664 {} + sudo service apache2 restart Then add this directive to your VirtualHost in /etc/apache2/sites-available/000-default.conf : <Directory /var/www/> Options Indexes FollowSymLinks AllowOverride All Require all granted </Directory> And then it should all work. ...still have to see it working with my custom exported profile, but that is my problem. (Edit: that was caused by syntax errors in my custom templates, unsupported use of short_tags.)

Now everything is becoming clear: https://translate.google.com/#auto/en/reiska

I don't know for sure what Reiska means either, but @apeisa told me that was apparently my Finnish name and that it means something along the lines of handyman. I had a member-title spot open, so I put it there. But if it's translating anywhere as "god of all heavens" or something like that, then I need to change it. I'm okay with being a handyman or somebody that fixes things, but need to change it reads as something egotistical.

PHPMyAdmin would be my preferred choice. Unless you have literally hundreds of thousands of pages, the single-file dump that it creates is fine, and you can also specify that it be zipped prior to download. On a slightly related note (that doesn't help you unfortunately ) I have some excellent backup scripts that run via cron jobs that back up site and database information that I'll have to post here at some point. They use system commands that I imagine you wouldn't be able to run on your hosting, but might be useful for others.