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This week I was wrapping up the client project I mentioned last week (just launched today here), but did get some updates added to the core as well. Primarily the addition of some smaller feature requests. One of the features added is a README.md and CHANGELOG.md viewer to each module's configuration/info screen. When a module has one of those files in it, it is now viewable from within the admin. You'll see the links them at the bottom of the "Module information" section of any module's config/info screen in the admin. Other requested features added were: Support for OPTIONS, CONNECT and TRACE methods in WireHttp. And, A new hookable method in ImageSizerEngineIMagick added via a PR from Robin S. Support for <hr> elements has been added in InputfieldSelect and InputfieldSelectMultiple. It was news to me, but apparently <hr> (horizontal rule) elements are now supported by browsers between <option> tags in <select> elements, rendering a nice separator between options when you want them. So our Select inputfields now support that. To add a horizontal rule/separator, just add an option with 3 or more dashes/hyphens. Programmatically you would do a call like this when you are between options where you want the <hr> to appear: $inputfield->addOption('---'); Or, if specifying options as text (as you would with Options fields, or several other Fieldtypes), you would just enter a line with 3 or more dashes on it, and nothing else. So if we had an select where you could select a color, and we wanted to separate RGB from the other colors, we could do this on its configuration screen: R=Red G=Green B=Blue --- O=Orange P=Pink C=Cyan Thanks for reading and have a great weekend!

Maybe somewhere you have a <?= $something = "whatever" ?> that might be returning a value as bool, hence showing 1. At least this has happened to me when random number 1 appears haha

Hey @gebeer remember this code that we added in our DMs? // this will auto-generate the repeater matrix template if ($field->type instanceof FieldtypeRepeaterMatrix) { $field->type->getMatrixTemplate($field); } elseif ($field->type instanceof FieldtypeRepeater) { $field->type->getRepeaterTemplate($field); } It didn't make it into the final PR I don't think. We inserted this at the end of createField. The original (and currently live version) only works for returning a FieldtypeRepeater I think. https://github.com/baumrock/RockMigrations/blob/be40ee6ae51a9f9f3ab9a9622d3acc12e069df5e/RockMigrations.module.php#L1092

Hi @Paschalis It will be more helpful to get help if you can post your template code here. Gideon

Thank you so much for your help. Apparently it worked

@Roadwolf, HTML Purifier doesn't include irc:// in its allowed URI schemes. PW does provide some ability to hook into the HTML Purifier configuration via MarkupHTMLPurifier::initConfig but in the case of adding a scheme this seems difficult to achieve. The MarkupHTMLPurifier::initConfig method is only called when there is no cached configuration for HTML Purifier and yet the cached config doesn't seem to include the relevant "URI.AllowedSchemes" setting. So you'd need to be continuously clearing the cached config. Plus you would also need to include a custom class to validate the irc:// scheme so it's available to HTML Purifier. All in all it would be a lot easier just to use a Hanna code for IRC links when you need them, e.g. [[irc_link uri="irc://irc.efnet.org/mIRC" text="My link text"]]. In the Hanna code you would use the uri and text attributes to output the link.

Using full absolute URLs for internal website links is liable to cause trouble down the line. For example, if the website domain changes you have to update every internal link. Instead you could add a <base> element to your _main.php.

I hope you all are having a great week! I don't have much to report in terms of core updates this week, just a few commits to the dev branch, but with more on the way next week. I'm in the process of wrapping up a client project this and next week, so have had to dedicate more time to that work this week. Though I'll be back to more major core updates and Pro module updates after next week. Have a great weekend!

Any plans on adding this to PW, @ryan?

I am the owner of a successful and well know auto lead generation company and website that was created on a Processwire platform. The company and website are about 9 years old and is very successful. Since then developers have moved on and I am left with needing to make changes, re post blogs that have been created, upgrade site and conform and be compatible with social media requirements etc. I would love to be able to work with someone in same time zone, Canada PST but not mandatory. Ideal person would be able to help me with social media and generating leads through website. Auto industry lead generation a huge asset. Please contact me if your interested in working with me on a make changes needed basis or would like to take this existing successful automotive lead generation company to the next level. Thanks in advance, Tania in BC. tania@coastdrives.com 604-989-8802

There hasn't been a lot of activity on the core this week, as I've been wrapped up in a ProcessWire-based client project (same one as last week). I'd like to put in a few more updates before bumping the version number, which will likely be next week. This week I also released a new module to accommodate a feature that had been requested more than once, but since it's not that commonly needed, I thought it was better to put it in a module rather than the core: Custom Inputfield Attributes for ProcessWire This module enhances both the interactive and API configurability of fields in ProcessWire (both admin and front-end). It can add custom attributes to Inputfields in ProcessWire, FormBuilder, or other Inputfield forms. Custom attributes can be configured interactively in the admin, or they can be added via this module’s API method. Custom attributes can be added to the <input> element of an Inputfield or they can be added to the wrapping .Inputfield element. You can add any attribute that you want (with a few exceptions), whether replacing or appending existing attributes, adding data-* attributes or any other named attribute. This module is available for download now on GitHub with more details on the module info page. Thanks for reading and have a great weekend!

I need to send E-Mails with embedded images. Therefore the image urls need to be absolute httpUrls instead of relative ones like /site/assets/...; I didn't find one, so I created this: <?php namespace ProcessWire; /** * Converts relative CKEditor image urls to httpUrls * eg /site/assets/files/123/demo.png * to https://www.demo.com/site/assets/files/123/demo.png */ class TextformatterImagesHttpUrl extends Textformatter { public static function getModuleInfo() { return array( 'title' => 'Relative Image Urls to HttpUrls', 'version' => '1.0.0', 'summary' => "Converts relative CKEditor image urls to httpUrls.", ); } public function format(&$str) { $url = $this->wire->config->urls->files; $httpUrl = $this->wire->pages->get(1)->httpUrl; $httpUrl .= ltrim($url, "/"); $url = str_replace("/", "\/", $url); $str = preg_replace("/src=\"$url/m", "src=\"$httpUrl", $str); } }

Should be added to the modules directory