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@Pete, the reputation count seems to have disappeared (Ryan's is around 20K). Deliberate? Also, the rocket that is poking everyone in the face looks stupid. Can we lose that? Like, what exactly is a "hero" member anyway and does anyone really care about that status? ?

We should keep reputation count IMO. As it's a good quality signal.

This feature sort of exists already, and it's set on the parent template. If a template is allowed to have only a single child template then there is a setting "Name format for children" available on the "Family" tab. Info: https://processwire.com/docs/modules/guides/process-template/ There is a module that extends the feature: But my preference is to just set a date format like "Y/m/d H:i:s" for "Name format for children" and then set the final title/name in a hook to Pages::added, e.g. $pages->addHookAfter('added', function(HookEvent $event) { /** @var Page $page */ $page = $event->arguments(0); if($page->template == 'your_template') { // Set whatever you want the title and name to be $page->of(false); $page->title = "Page ID: $page->id"; $page->name = $event->wire()->sanitizer->pageName($page->title, true); $page->save(); } }); Unfortunately "modified" and "created" cannot be used in a Pages::added hook because these properties are not populated on new pages until the next request. But you could use time(), or subsequently use the modified/created properties to set the title in a Pages::saveReady hook.

This might be some kind of an unpopular opinion but... ProcessWire gets even better while reading the docs, recreate all tutorials available, and through repeating each and every step from installation to writing a hook within a module. That's how I started to love ProcessWire - coming from Textpattern with a background in Drupal, Wordpress and other CMSs. I'm everything but a programmer, coder or developer... still I can do so many things I always wanted and needed to do. My very first project (2014/2015) with ProcessWire was awesome back in the days. It had so many features, functions, options, and what-ever... yet... looking into the code today... I was a foolish guy back in the days. Yet the project is still alive, running, and the client is happy as ever. You will grow with each and every project, while reading in the forum. Yes... reading each and every post here (top right corner: unread; thats a nice link you might want to add as your starting page) will help you so much. I'm into ProcessWire for quite a long time... yet I find so many things it can do... without even knowing. To be fair... you are right... the community here is way more than awesome than anywhere else! IMO* Final words to this loose rambling... Welcome to ProcessWire! * IMO

Thank you all for your answers and insight! The more I look at ProcessWire the more I like what I see, and I appreciate you all clearing up my question for me. I'm looking forward to continue experimenting with this system, but honestly one of the biggest things I love about this so far is the community. Good documentation and ability to get questions answered is a big deal for me. So far I love how extensive ProcessWire's documentation is, and I thank you all for the warm welcomes!

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Hi there! I'm very new to ProcessWire, just found the system about a month ago and have been toying around with it a bit, and I'm loving everything I'm seeing! I'm coming over from the Concrete5 CMS, which I've been working with for 10 years, and one of the primary things that's so alluring to me about this CMS / Framework is that it doesn't try to get in your way. It seems like it's very much built with the mentality of providing the tools to build what you need, rather than forcing you to work around systems built for a specific purpose, and along with that, it seems like the community is incredibly helpful and friendly, which is always a big plus! One of the concepts that I'm used to from Concrete5 is the concept of Single Pages - one-off pages that are made for a specific purpose, and all of its code is self-contained, rather than part of a reusable templates. I am currently building a system that somewhat resembles an LMS - essentially needing Students, Student Records, quizzes / tests, and answers to them for each student record. The perfect example for my case is a user dashboard, to be able to view current tasks, know where to go next, etc. which won't be re-used anywhere else except on one page. From what I'm seeing with ProcessWire, it seems the base concept is that if you want a page to display on the front end of the site, it needs a .php template in the /site/templates/ directory, and even if the template is used in multiple pages, or only one, it makes no difference, and this is where it would / should go. Am I correct in this thinking? I want to make sure that as I learn ProcessWire, I get used to the standards and best practices that people have come up with, and I'm sure there's an answer to this somewhere already that I possibly overlooked, but I wasn't able to find it. Any insight on this would be much appreciated! Thanks!

I have a membership site with recurring payments. It uses GoCardless (direct debits) - not sure what their coverage is for Austria. The API is excellent. It is cheaper than credit cards and arguably more secure. The way I do it is for the member to authorise a mandate. My site then collects on the due dates using that mandate, so this is technically a series of one-off payments, but I think you can also set it up so that GoCardless will charge automatically on a recurring basis.

Check out the "Email New User" module by Adrian in order to generate and/or send passwords to new users. There's also the core ProcessForgotPassword module that handles reset emails from the back end.

My Answer in QR-Code Format: I hope one or another will also find a use for it. ?

An alternative would also be findOne:

Soooo true! In consequence, devs have to follow that and do the same. We have so many WordPress sites which have grown in years and and now they are stupidly patched with our homegrown snippets, patches, hooks, etc. And lots of them have been frozen against updates because of incompatibilities or/and Gutenberg. The only option is to build such a site from the beginning. In some cases we did. The same. I get the idea. I just don't buy the WP way from the very beginning. After 3 years of Gutenberg it doesn't get any better. And this is an opinion of our clients/administrators. I've never liked it so I'm not objective here.

Klippo Eutin - https://www.klippo-eutin.de/ "Is my child safe while walking around town?"... well at least in Eutin (Germany) children of all ages are safe now or at least they can find a spot in case they need help. Our client and partner Deutscher Kinderschutzbund Eutin e.V. (roughly translated to: German Child Protection Association Eutin) started a new initiative to help children finding a safespace while en route through town. No matter what - a missed transportation, low battery, in need of a toilet, or whatever. Certified partners of Klippo Eutin help children of all ages to overcome all kinds of situations challenging their day. Verified in person and visible through special markers at and within the locations and their showrooms so children know how to find help now. Klippo Eutin is our second iteration after Klippo Neumünster for this kind of project and builds a new foundation of even more cities to build this kind of service for children all around Germany and even other countries. Design details Childish, yet... practical with some kind of nerdiness with a lot of details here and there. From logo art to vector backgrounds all around. We love the details. As always. Oh... and yes... the screenshot might already be different to the details you see online as this is one of our rolling-release-development projects - whenever there is an update necessary it will be developed and released. For the good cause. Yet... there is more planned and coming in the future. Technical details Google Map Marker PageHitCounter PrivacyWire Changelog Verified URL (Pro) ProCache (Pro) (Eigenwerbung [Advertising upcoming]: you know cities that might be interested, let us know... we already have a solution ready to start in your area, almost worldwide, and even better: we can provide contacts for Germany to get this kind of project started!) The team behind this: Muskaat for the technical part (yes, I'm part of Muskaat) https://www.muskaat.de/ Polimorf for the design part https://www.polimorf.de/ I hope you'll enjoy this site as much as we do!

Thank you @teppo! ? https://weekly.pw/issue/371/

The weakest point of WordPress has always been not relying on well established design patterns but on custom, ad-hoc solutions they made up as they went. Also, there is a great belief in not starting from scratch but trying to refactor the whole system somehow to get rid fo the technical debt, even thought it rarely succeeds, if ever. Maybe it might work for small projects but not for substantial ones. The devs of WordPress certainly failed in that. Another team trying to make a gradual but complete refactoring to make this idea come true is the devs of PrestaShop. They advertise it as the only sensible way to go, as this way – according to their reasoning – merchants can keep their investments in paid modules and other customizations applied to their shop(s), yet, when the next major PrestaShop version upgrade comes along, merchants are expected to start from scratch, somehow importing their old (and "incompatible") shop data into a freshly installed PrestaShop! They also state that module developers can better support their modules because they can keep them compatible with several mayor versions of PrestaShop without writing and maintaining their modules for each major versions separately. However, the the thing is that they do it by writing extremely long if-else statements all over the place to take account into all the differences between the systems (and there are many!), so you can imagine how fragile that style of coding is. Does that really help the module developers? I don't think so. ProcessWire used to have a v1 version and Ryan decided to start from scratch, and there must have been a good reason behind it. When something fails to deliver what it was supposed to deliver, then – in the long run – the only way to move forward is it to go back to square one. Two more "success stories" regarding starting form the "beginning": Ashley Hewson's interview : https://youtu.be/ABM60-0fbuM?t=344 Construct: https://www.construct.net/en/about Even Adobe has failed in this regard, as their applications are just somewhat similar to each other and they are still not yet rewritten, they just keep growing in size, never really bringing real UX enchantments along they way by turning into one, actually integrated suite like the Affinity apps. I have already switched from InDesign and Illustrator to Publisher and Designer. Affinity Photo has yet to deliver smart objects and pixel wrapping so that I can leave Photoshop as well, but I hope they are already working on these features. Fingers crossed ? Sorry for partially being off-topic.

It shouldn't be a problem to access that image directly, that's exactly what happens with the css and js files that you add in the templates folder. It could be a permissions problem in the server, but then you wouldn't have that 404 page. May seem too obvious, but make sure that you wrote the url correctly ?

Hi Marcel! I think this is a small mistake in the module code. I'll release an update soon, but for now, you can change it manually as follows: In WayFathomAnalytics.module.php, at line 150, change it to this: private static function getEmbedConfig(array $data) (add the word 'static' after private).

Hi all ? I made this searchable UIkit 3.x documentation site to share with everyone. The official doc is great but you can't search across the whole doc. Anyway, here is the URL: https://uikitdocs.netlify.app/ What's missing is the live examples. Perhaps some of you can contribute? Github repo link is on the website as well. Cheers

Thx @axelino I've merged your PR yesterday ?

Hi @Goca and welcome to the forums! There's a useful description of how templates work at https://processwire.com/docs/start/templates/ Don't miss the link to the pages about output strategies in the 'Next steps' section at the end. Note that if you'll have a lot of pages where each needs a slightly different template, you may find that the best approach is for them to share a template containing a little conditional logic, for example: if($page->name == 'page1') { // Display something } elseif($page->name == 'page2') { // Display something else } elseif...

ProcessWire 3.0.180 contains 20 commits containing various minor new features, issue resolutions and pull requests. While there's no single major feature to write a big blog post around, combined there are a lot of worthwhile and useful updates so this version is definitely worth updating to. More details can be found in the dev branch commit log and at ProcessWire Weekly (issue #370 covered an addition to our $files API var). Yesterday the forums were running a little slow because we had our yearly DDOS’er pay the site a visit once again (remember last time?), and from an apparently unlimited supply of IP addresses around the world this time. We shut down the forums to users that weren't logged in while the load was high. Actually, it does this automatically now. We also updated the forums from using memcached to AWS Redis, which should also help as a nice upgrade for the forums. Big thanks to @Pete and @Jan V. for setting it up and keeping everything running smoothly. I'll keep it short today because it's supposed to rain here all weekend, so I'm going to spend some time outside while I can. Thanks for reading and have a great weekend!

Hi all Adding "rtl" Right to Left support to the template have no problem rather the website is RTL only or RTL and LTR. *with a lot of ways But when it comes to the CKEditor, If the website is RTL only it's no problem according to http://ckeditor.com/forums/CKEditor-3.x/No-BiDi-or-RTL-LTR-button-or-option-or-plugin-Drupal So in file: /wire/modules/Inputfield/InputfieldCKEditor/ckeditor-4.4.3/config.js In the CKEDITOR.editorConfig = function( config ) { I just add config.contentsLangDirection = 'rtl'; But what If I use multi language, English (ltr) and Arabic (rtl) ?!! I want the English body filed to show the editor ltr (default display) and the Arabic rtl (showing the content from Right to Left for easy editing) Its the same problem in TinyMCE here

I like this solution: $events1 = $pages->find("template=event, date>=today"); $events2 = $pages->find("template=event, date<=today, date_end>=today"); $events = $pages->find("id=$events1|$events2, sort=date, limit=15"); // now you can paginate $events

The page statuses are a bitmask so it's possible for there to be multiple statuses on a page, like unpublished and hidden. So it's best to add and remove statuses with the addStatus and removeStatus functions, i.e. $page->addStatus(Page::statusUnpublished); // same as: $page->status = $page->status | Page::statusUnpublished; $page->removeStatus(Page::statusHidden); // same as: $page->status = $page->status & ~Page::statusHidden; You can also check the status of a page by using the is() function: if($page->is(Page::statusUnpublished)) { ... } // same as if($page->status & Page::statusUnpublished) { ... }