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Hi, We build our first PW module, so don't hesitate to share your feedback! https://github.com/Typografics/PaymentMollie-PW3 We developed this payment module for our fundraiser webshop: https://shop.typografics.be/. Here you can read the whole story. Enjoy the weekend!

Today is the last day of school before summer break for my kids—school is getting out early, so I'll keep this post short. But like most weeks, we've got a new core version on the dev branch this week. Core version 3.0.104 contains 13 new commits relative to last week's version, mostly related to resolving minor issues in our GitHub queue. There's not enough interesting material for me to take up your time reading a blog post, so I will save that for next week. But if you are running on the dev branch then it's definitely worth grabbing. If you are using AdminThemeUikit, this version has several minor tweaks and improvements to that admin theme as well. Plenty more to come next week. Thanks for reading, and have a great weekend!

New website for Nexoc GmbH in Munich, Germany. NEXOC. GmbH was founded in August 2003 and sells notebooks and PCs under the NEXOC brand name. The products are characterised by a particularly beautiful design and high quality and are available at an attractive price-performance ratio. We spell Individuality with a capital I! Each notebook and each PC from NEXOC. can be individually configured and designed in line with customer wishes and requirements - there is no challenge - there are only solutions, and these are what NEXOC. offers! Features: Multilingual Page-Builder done with PageTable Download Center: getting the informations from the database of an external application, caching the resultes with WireCache and show the results via Ajax frontend login for reseller Frontend: uikit3 OwlCarousel2 SpriteSpin jQuery Lazy grunt-sass grunt-contrib-uglify grunt-contrib-cssmin Backend: Jumplinks Upgrades Checker Simple Contact Form Schedule Pages Pages2Pdf Email Obfuscation Range Slider Image Extra Sitemap Tracy Debugger PageTable Extra Actions Some "behind the scenes":

Each year we cycle 1000km with our company to fight against cancer. To participate with 4 teams we have to collect 20.000 euros. Our graphic designers made some goodies en we also organise a spaghetti fundraiser. To help the sales we decided to make a webshop with our webteam. And of course we used our favourite CMS for the job! ? https://shop.typografics.be/ At this moment we raised more than 20.000 euros, so all our teams can participate. This is a very special project for us, unfortunately one of our colleagues has been diagnosed with cancer and currently is fighting against this terrible disease. Premium PW modules used in this project: PadLoper FormBuilder ProFields Variations With a few hooks here and there we managed to make it work. To handle the payments we made use of Mollie, we created our own payment module and will opensource this soon. You can read more about this project in our blog (in dutch) Unfortunately we're currently only shipping to Belgium We’re already brainstorming to make a 2.0 version of this webshop, so all your feedback is more than welcome.

Sorry for the delay, we had some busy weeks. But we found the time to put the files on github. https://github.com/Typografics/PaymentMollie-PW3 I also made a topic on the modules forum:

Nop, you have to use the name of the button. The name attribute is used to send data. Not sure I understand, but serialize in JavaScript just take the form data and put them into a string, eg: "var1=val1&var2=val2" If you pass your params from jQuery, then you can use this function to transform your string into "params" : http://www.php.net/manual/en/function.parse-str.php Otherwise In PHP you access data with $_POST, $_GET. As I said in my previous post, use the name of the field, the ProcessWire standard way.. Which one ? ?

You don't need the URL, you also can use the filename, as the images are all in your webspace filesystem. $imagedir = $config->paths->templates . "images/"; To grab the latest imagefile, you have to read and compare file timestamps, like last modified. Check PHP functions for that and directory iteration: https://secure.php.net/manual/en/function.filemtime.php https://secure.php.net/manual/en/function.dir.php

Hi! Is this a valid approach to creating fieldsets? Doing this inside a module: $field = new Field(); $field->type = new FieldtypeFieldsetOpen(); $field->name = $sanitizedName; $field->label = $fieldLabel; $field->save(); $closer = $field->type->getFieldsetCloseField($field, true); Taken from here: https://github.com/processwire/processwire/blob/48fe0769a4eb3d0f5b4732fd01b4b4ed8262d952/wire/modules/Fieldtype/FieldtypeFieldsetOpen.module#L131

Nice site! One thing: to avoid blurry text in Chrome you could change instances of... transform: translate3d(-50%,-50%,0); ...to... transform: translate(-50%,-50%); ...if you're not actually using 3D space. Before: After:

We have a customer using Sendy for about 6 months now, no problems, about 100k+ newsletters sent. Agree with @Sergio, keep an eye on SES dashboard as it's feedback is not visible in Sendy. We integrated it with Processwire, in as much as we built simple pages(form) where end user adds images and text for a newsletter. This then gets sent to Sendy as HTML Email and a Campaign all ready to go. The concept was to simplify and shield user from complexities of making HTML EMails. We used the Zurb Foundation as the base templates for the HTML EMail code. With Processwire we then merge template and end user form input and send to Sendy via it's API. The calculator on the Sendy.co web site is correct. The AWS SES cost to date for the 100k+ mails is about $USD 10. The clients savings from previous provider for same qty of mailings is approx. $USD 1,000. For a small business this really is significant. Actually, to any business. However, companies like Mailchimp and others are providing a good service, pre built templates, email designs, wizards, security etc... which you are going to have to do yourself to some extent if you go the Sendy route.

You are correct. Currently your example is the only way to do it, but this is a good idea. I will look at how I can add just passing a $page or $pages to the calendar to render a calendar. Shouldn't be that hard and it would be a nice shortcut.

Thanks for noticing this. I will take a look.

// filter the caalendar results to just this page $options = array( 'selector' = 'title%=course1' ); // get the calendar $recurme->renderCalendar($options); The calendar grabs the current URL the appends the get variables. The calendar should page through months via ajax. Hope this helps,

@itsberni For the issue, What I've done to solve this is that I basically build a button separate from the calendar and build the url accordingly. Will get back with code details later, just in a bit of a hurry now. For the question, Doesn't passing a selector in the renderCalendar options let you filter the events you need? So that you could could use p=1 in the query parameters?

Hi marco, to populate the profile, just set and save the user information page, eg : if($input->post->checkout_submit) { // the checkout form submit action //instantiate variables taking in the form data $cart = $sanitizer->text($input->post->cart); // set other profile var... // update user details $user->of(false); $user->cart = $cart; // update the "cart" field $user->save(); $user->of(true); } As you said, you will need to add the fields to the user profile.

single or multiple filefield? try $file->first()->url

It seems like browsers do not need an extension to recognize the image MIME type. But ProcessWire Image Field limits files that you can add to it by extension list (see field's Details tab). I am not sure if you can configure it to accept no extension (probably not). But you could write some script to add an extension to the image based on its MIME type before adding it to the field. PHP should be capable of doing it easily.

@netcarver Thanks for chiming in. I just submitted a pull request on GitHub. Looks like I had submitted a bug report at the time, which this pull request resolves. I also added a password config option, and made some change to the read() method (but I don't remember what it's doing exactly).

At least I don't say no regarding that idea. ? But moving that framework in to a module should be the goal in any case. Currently its more a grown bunch of functions which urgently needs some maintenance to split my ~1500 lines of code in _func.php into something self documented. This has to happen in a near timeframe anyway and creating a module from the core functionality doesn't seem to be too much work on top. To make this public, I probably first need to get rid of the (great!) Form Builder module, which is kind of overkill anyway but simplified playing around with CKEditor configurations and field layout a lot. Will check next months, can't promise anything yet.

@thetuningspoon I think you are on target here. There's a lot to be said for the InnoDB engine, and the row level locking vs table level should reduce contention and decrease latency with it. Redis, despite being single threaded, is writing to an in-memory key value store - so it's blindingly fast. I would be interested in seeing your updated code for the Redis session handler - if that's what you mean, as I need to update that module.

An update on this for others: Using Redis for sessions solved the problem for me. I had to make some changes to the module to get it to work right (if anyone wants my code, let me know). Today I happened to try migrating my project from using ProcessWire's default MyISAM database engine to using InnoDB (had to convert all tables and set $config->dbEngine in site/config.php). I was playing around with the demo version of my system (which is not using Redis). And interestingly enough, I THINK this (in combination with SessionHandlerDB) actually resolved the issue with simultaneous ajax calls! Perhaps this is because InnoDB has row-level locking instead of table-level locking?

Hi guys so currently am writing a detailed tutorial about creating Modules, I have never created a module because i don't know all the classes and interfaces required, so this is like a detailed research for me, this is how i learn things by writing articles. However I might make some mistakes so i decided to make it on Google Docs to get comments and feedback, before posting on my website and Processwire tutorial site, this is going to be one heck of a detailed tutorial. Here is the link I will be updating it https://docs.google.com/document/d/1VA_WK-5qbnq3Ux_EOW3p92IcjbAcVZJ0aewIiFxmv2Q/edit# However I wanted to get a clear picture of the following Process Class and ConfigurableModule i noticed some modules require it and some don't My interpretation is that Modules with admin setting pages uses ConfigurableModule and Process are modules who require access to $this->pages and that sort Thanks all

Hello there Yesterday we at update AG relaunched the new 1815.ch news portal of Mengis Medien AG. It's a big new portal of a local newspapers here in Wallis Switzerland. That's where the Matterhorn is also It was a thrill to work on this project using ProcessWire. We're still working out some details and adding more stuff in future. There's a lot going on and it has quite lot of traffic. 60k+ pages at the moment. Currently it serves 18k+ articles plus a lot of other data that are just pages. But will grow a lot. The portal has currently around 7k+ user registered. Lots of imports and exports are going on in the background. That mostly are XML feeds or data being uploaded to server. Some news are imported and automated. While they have different teams creating articles apart from the imports of their newspaper also via XML. http://www.1815.ch