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@iipa Pasting stuff from Word should be no problem ... I think most of our clients likely do this. So you definitely shouldn't get an internal server error from PW at least. Though you might try setting $config->debug=true; in your /site/config.php file (temporarily) and trying again, just in case — that will make it produce a verbose error message. But it's more likely that it is coming from mod_security or some other Apache or PHP module on the server that is monitoring input and halting the request when it comes across something it doesn't like. I don't blame it, as MS word can produce some pretty sketchy looking markup. But between CKEditor and htmlpurifier, PW should be able to clean it up just fine once the server lets it through. But if it's an Apache/PHP module doing this (which seems likely) then nothing you adjust in PW can fix it since the module examines the request before PW even boots, so you'd instead have to disable or configure the Apache module (mod_security, suhosin, or whatever it might be).

Affinity used it in a clever way. I like(d) their software.

Hey folks – a quick update: Wireframe 0.5.0 was released couple of days ago. Compared to 0.4.x this version mainly fixes bugs and improves performance – nothing particularly major, but if you're using Wireframe, it's a recommended update. On a loosely related note, Tracy Debugger has been really helpful in figuring things out, identifying bottlenecks, etc. Brilliant module ?

ProcessWire added WebP image support this year and many have been adopting it enthusiastically in existing projects. In this post we’ll look at a process used for migrating an existing website to use WebP images. We’ll cover everything from preliminary considerations to implementation and testing, with lots of tips and tricks along the way— https://processwire.com/blog/posts/webp-images-on-an-existing-site/

Oon some browser+OS combos that button does not work, unfortunately. I actually have debug on, since we haven't launched yet, but I'm also starting to lean into problem being in server side configurations. I managed to accomplish this in CKEditor's config.js by adding config.disallowedContent = '*{*}'; which does it automatically when pasting. It was also enough to keep server happy aswell!

ok, thanks elabx for the hint to look at this.. I compared the html output against a working datetime inputfield... the solution is, I have to set the class by hand... I tought it works automatically by setting $field>datepicker... but thats not true $field->attr("class", "FieldtypeDatetime InputfieldDatetimeDatepicker InputfieldDatetimeDatepicker1"); // I have to set the datepicker class by hand (1, 2 or 3) $field->datepicker = InputfieldDatetime::datepickerClick; // this is not needed, because it´s not working so... I have a working date/time picker now, by setting the right class like this

Hi @iipa, here are some useful links: I use the hook from Ryan since a few weeks and it works really good: Maybe one can this adapt to match more than inline styles. (?)

Hi iipa Does the user use the "Paste from Word"-button?

Thanks @Robin S! That is a great solution. I'll close this out now.

Thanks for your answers and for you generously shared work, @teppo! I really like your Wireframe idea - a well-established and documented way to structure code in ProcessWire MVC way. So one could follow rules that are thought out and described. I understand quite well that in order for this to work one should give up some of his own preferences) Will be looking forward to next additions to the project we've been talking about here.

Ryan, thank you for your input. This looks promising I've responded to specifics below: My thought was to put the data into the Processwire database but in its own table so that any updates to PW don't interfere with the custom data. Is this what you mean? I like the idea of "piece of cake" Can you explain this a bit more? I'm not quite familiar with bootstrapping PW yet Thanks again, I will play with this code and see what I get So far I've only built really simple sites with PW so I'm pretty excited about doing some more indepth stuff and getting my hands dirty with some PHP and the API Thanks for the welcome Glad you found the tuts useful. I'm already sold on PW I've built a few simple sites with it and understand the basics, but I'm looking to delve deeper now, play with the API and do some more complex stuff.