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Agreed. Seems that the over-engineering is now spreading from processwire into the forum.

Yes I use also Laragon but don't see Quick app, I guess in my version it is called Quick create . . .

I don't think Processwire api has functions for this. Try the api cheatsheet: https://cheatsheet.processwire.com/ But there are plenty of libraries out there that can call on GD and Imagick: http://image.intervention.io/

Hi franciccio, Did you develop that site locally and now moved it online ? First check your config.php file inside the site folder. Look for this line: $config->httpHosts = array('....... '); It should look like this: $config->httpHosts = array('permaculturaorganica.info', 'www.permaculturaorganica.info');

Since the day of forced p tags ckeditor is still haunting never getting it's settings the way a client really wants it. TinyMCE isn't the answer either. A client doesn't need hundreds of settings anyway. Just a simple editor would do fine.

Yes, invisible format characters can mess up your website and drive you nuts because you can't trace the cause in a logical way. Coding with the right editor is crucial. For example the bluefish editor does not reveal invisible format characters but notepad++ does !!

Have you made projects before with processwire api and sql queries ? Did you prototype your new project with processwire ? I don't know of any other cms that has a better api, so please give us some more details what your new project is about.

Beautiful color contrasts and switching between them Responsive made with proportional resizing Pictures going out of focus into the background The first not irritating popups I have ever seen -- Einfach WoW --

You must be the first one confusing post content with post title. Please tell us something about your server environment, php version and used processwire modules so we can help you in a better way. Did you put processwire debug mode on ? Please install Tracy Debugger as it will give you valuable debug information.

Here you go, pwired's super language switcher: <ul> <?php $i = 1; foreach($languages as $language) { $var[$i] = $page->localUrl($language); $i++; } echo "<li>" . "<a href=" . '"' . $var[3] . '"' . ">" . "Deutsch" . "</a>" . "</li>"; echo "<li>" . "<a href=" . '"' . $var[2] . '"' . ">" . "English" . "</a>" . "</li>"; echo "<li>" . "<a href=" . '"' . $var[1] . '"' . ">" . "Español" . "</a>" . "</li>"; ?> </ul> Feel free to modify for your own needs, and beautify <ul>, <li> and <a> with your own custom css Here is a recommended read not to fall into unexpected not working language urls: https://processwire.com/talk/topic/19356-language-switcher-do-i-need-to-update-all-urls-in-the-api/

Hi Franciccio, The only part in Processwire you need to do is to uncomment 2 lines in the .htaccess file: # ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- # 9. If you only want to allow HTTPS, uncomment the RewriteCond and RewriteRule lines below. # ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- RewriteCond %{HTTPS} off RewriteRule (.*) https://%{HTTP_HOST}%{REQUEST_URI} [L,R=301] The rest is done on your hosting server. Many Hosters these days have an easy Let's Encrypt setup in their CPanel. Unless your Hosting is Godaddy. I had a hard time not so long ago with Godaddy's support. They conduct a very demotivational policy to let you setup Let's Encrypt.

I love tools close to the core. They get so much more done easily.

I just compared and turns out that the pclzip library is vastly superior, so it doesn't matter much anymore.

Hi, I downloaded the script and tested the included test.php on my hoster and it is working very well with single files. I would like to modify the included test.php script to zip a directory. At the bottom of the included test.php it looks like this: //$zipFile = new \zipFly\zipFly64(GTEST_DIR.'onfly'.$nr.'.zip'); $zipFile = new \zipFly\zipFly64(); $zipFile->setDebugMode(false); $zipFile->setZipFeature(true, false); $zipFile->create(GTEST_DIR.'onfly'.$nr.'.zip'); $zipFile->addFile(GTEST_DIR."zipFly/zipFly64.php", "zipFly64.php", \zipFly\zipFly64::METHOD_BZIP2); $zipFile->addFile(GTEST_DIR."zipFly/parts/headers.php", "parts/headers.php", \zipFly\zipFly64::METHOD_DEFLATE); $zipFile->addFromString("Zip64\nTest\n", 'test.txt'); $zipFile->close(); As you see it only uses $zipFile->addFile . . . . Maybe something like this would do it. // let's iterate foreach ($files as $name => $file) { $filePath = $file->getRealPath(); $zip->addFile($filePath); }

Amazing how Processwire, through time turns us into more professional people. Great work Charles.