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This module checks for changes on forms in the PW admin and throws a confirm dialog before leaving page without saving. Thanks to Ryan for the new module name suggestion. Much better choice I think. The module can be configured to switched on or off the check for each of these areas: - Page Edit - Field Edit - Template Edit - Access Pages - Modules Settings (may this not was neccessary, but just for the fun of trying to do a configurable module, well I just did it) ### update 1.0.3 - fixed issue with delete button throwing the alert ### update 1.0.2 - fixed issue with script adding (again) - updated some texts and documentation #update 1.0.1 - fixed issue with script adding - fixed subdir installation path - added script versioning Download: http://modules.processwire.com/modules/form-save-reminder/ Github: https://github.com/somatonic/FormSaveReminder
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Thanks, just installed and tested a run and works great so far! 8)
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Great to have such a module, thanks Ryan! Though can't install: Warning: mkdir() [function.mkdir]: No such file or directory in /Applications/XAMPP/xamppfiles/htdocs/pw2.ch/site/modules/MarkupLoadRSS.module on line 447
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Yes that's right, I've let it to be white, I can't change the tinymce iframe background and would look odd. Or is there a way, may through JS. But I got already adapted and like it the way it is. Are you all commenting this by looking at the Screencast, cause nobody downloaded it yet? That might look/feels different from the real.
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Sounds great apeisa, will just go and test new version! 8)
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Thanks apeisa, glad you like it. Yeah this is a theme for working at night I hardly have any problem seeing, you guys must have poor screen or eyes I know there's subtle contrast on some colors, but far from not able to see for me here. I just updated and fixed the sorting drag position (overflow-y:scroll on body was causing the issue) and did some subtle changes to some colors. Attached is a updated version 2.
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Sorted it out, I added a overflow-y:scroll to the body, for the scroll area to show up always, to avoid a jumping layout when a scrollbar is added. This currupts the sortable position... oh dear
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Thanks Ryan for asking. I changed the padding of the sortable item div's to get mor spacing.. also on page list tree, now the position of the item when draging around is like 100px above mouse but only if page is scrolled down. I remember having similar problems working with sortables. I think it has to do with the way css is set on those and to what jquery ui sortable settings are set.
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Ups, you're right it's because I changed the heights of the sortable items, did this some time ago while playing around with the admin css. How to prevent that? Any idea?
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Not sure if it's a jquery ui sortable problem... when I drag (template fields for example, or all others using jqui sortable) on a page that is scrolled down, the selected item shows up on complete wrong y coordinate - like scrolltop offset is missing... not sure how to fix that, but it breakes the usability.
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I created a new admin theme. Since there's only light themes I thought I have a go an do a night theme. Screencast: Just drop the "templates-admin" folder into your site/ folder and enjoy. Get it on github: https://github.com/somatonic/darknight-admin-theme-pw2
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After installing i get this: require() [function.require]: Failed opening required '/Applications/XAMPP/xamppfiles/htdocs/pw2.ch/site/templates-admin/controller.php' (include_path='.:/Applications/xampp/xamppfiles/lib/php') (line 13 of /Applications/XAMPP/xamppfiles/htdocs/pw2.ch/site/templates/admin.php) EDIT: strange things happend with replacing I think, but after cleaning and copying again it works.
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You could do it with ProcessWire2.1!
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Just go to modules -> Process and install the "Forgot Passwort" module... 8)
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That's great news Ryan! I'm very happy to be here and help and support, and so lucky to have found ProcessWire by chance a few weeks ago. I think we will have a good time. Can't wait to see what happens when you give out official press releases. BTW, I just convinced our CEO and COO at work to use ProcessWire for some of our next smaller projects and they're usually very hard to convince. But it was easy as pie with PW at my fingertips. This is after looking a long time for a new CMS/CMF and "they" usually have high expectations or are afraid of new things. So expect to hear more from me in the future. I think you should wait till I grab out my visual node based template/field editor...
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Actually I tried these things already, it is tinyMCE doing something dirty when pressing save, just no idea how to prevent that. Oh and it's not the textarea, I removed that check and still.... :/
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I'm on the same wavelength. I already after 1 minute of aloha, thought the floating thing is annoying... I really like the top bar of mercury. I would chose it. Just my 2 cents.
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Damn, we're fast. Gotta love social coding...