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Can you tell something more why (opencart mvc) that's hard to work with as far as design and templates ? Besides there are many templates (and extensions) you can buy for opencart that would save a lot of time. Of course it can be all done with Processwire but it looks like you are going to reinvent the wheel.

For Windows users there is the Laragon version: https://laragon.org/download.html

Hi, I have always used pocketgrid as my favorite css grid but started to try out the skeleton css crid. After playing around a bit with skeleton, besides the included buttons and forms I dont see much advantage over pocketgrid. Can anyone confirm this ?

Thanks for this find. Maybe this is something for "processwire on the web" also ?

Thanks BitPoet, I forgot that it could be found in the core

Is there still a lazy cron module somewhere for processwire 2.7.x or is the 2.8.x compatible with 2.7.x ?

So well known but totally new vibed and energized . . .

Hi Szabez, Yeahh at times you are in a webjungle, same database - different backups. A CPanel mysql backup turned out to be different from my local mysql backup and different from a php script backup. Since I used Diogo,s way to compare them I learned that most of the times only the "header" in the sql file is different. Some CPanels, when exporting a database, put extra data in the sql "header" file to mark it where and how the sql file was generated. In my case I could not import a sql file on another hoster because of this extra marked data done by the cpanel of the previous hoster. Simply stripping out this marked data was the solution and I could import the sql file on the other hoster. Since then I learned where to look in the top of a sql file to check if there is any added hoster or cpanel data and strip it out. Further an online database will always be different from your local dev database so I learned to keep both database backups. When needed I use toad or sqlyog to compare databases: https://software.dell.com/products/toad-for-mysql/ http://blog.webyog.com/all-you-wanted-to-know-about-sqlyogs-schema-comparison-tool/ That camcima thing seems to need composer and unfortunately I dont know sh*t about composer so I put that on my to do list

Do you have so many templates that you need them in separated sub dirs ? Its all about organizing the site folder tree with your page tree ! Through time I also restructured things in the site folder but I keep my templates in the root of the templates folder. Instead I keep html format for different web site pages on the front in separate folders (page views) and any navigation (topnav, subnav) in separated folders. I also create separated associated css files for them in the styles folder. This speeded up my editing and maintenance time.

Interesting: I saw you used a <ul> <li> for a 3 picture slider in the header. Never thought about this for doing a picture slider. This makes it easy to use the pw api to make your own picture slider.

For those of you who prefer light weight css frame works such as Skeleton, I found two interesting Skeleton upgrades: a 1200 px max width and a sass version. Skeleton upgraded from 960 to 1200px max width: https://github.com/polikin/GetSkeleton1200 Skeleton-Sass: https://github.com/lazerwalker/Skeleton-SASS/

Here you go: http://www.ubuntu.com/server

I think I am missing something here. The first picture in child 1 is 001.jpg and the last picture is 020.jpg And then 021.jpg is the first picture in child 2 and 040.jpg is the last picture in child 2. And so on. In the same sequence the for each should fetch them out. But see my first post about the missing pictures. What I need is that the for each goes through the childs, skips the places in childs where pictures are missing and as soon as it has counted a total of 20 pictures outputs them to the front.

Hi, I have a parent page with 30 child pages each child holding a max of 20 pictures. The thing is that there are now pictures missing that will be available in the future. The pictures are from cars with a production number. The pictures must stay in a sequence like first 001 then 002, 003 etc etc. So pictures 001 until 020 will be in the first child, pictures 021 until 040 will be in the second child, etc. etc. But like I said there are pictures missing now. So in the first child I have only pictures 001, 005 and 016. In the second child I have only pictures 025, 029 and 035. What I want to accomplish is to cycle through all the pictures and output 20 pictures on the front regardless of any missing pictures. I tried to use this code in this thread https://processwire.com/talk/topic/390-images-pagination/?do=findComment&comment=3195 but nothing seems to work so far. Any ideas about this ?

For getting the home page it has to be like this: $pages->get("/");

I see pw 3.x more as turbo powered compared with the 2.7.x and 2.8.x power. I am glad that Ryan decided to go on with 2.8.x "as it is" because compared with other systems out there it has already all it needs for building web sites. More than 3.x for the moment it is important to learn css frameworks and styled layouts to make more impressive web sites.

Here is a screenshot of the backend admin of the the tawk.to live chat. It is very detailed and has a lot of options.

Ok I fired up a test webshop and integrated the tawk live chat to find out the hows and whats http://dev3.pe.hu scroll down and you find it at the bottom right corner. What do you think ? The only catch seems to be the "powered by tawk.to" but hey it is offered as a free service. But statistics and chat data are processed on tawk.to and are not under your control. I can imagine that depending on the products or service you sell, customers will not like that. It all depends of course but privacy and what is tawk.to going to do with the processed data (third parties) needs to be considered and thought over. But then again this is the same for any live chat you would have on your website/shop. Perhaps a live chat under your own control on the same server as where your website/shop is would be a better idea ?

Thanks for posting this free live chat service. Actually one of my clients asked for a live chat on his webshop. It looks like there is no catch with this tawk live chat so lets find out. Gonna fire up a test site and play around with it and will post back about it later on.

Could be something going on on your hosting server. Install a copy on a local host and see what happens then.

That is something that pops up every now and then and certainly is something to think about. However Processwire's API does already just the same, but offers more flexibility and possibilities. https://processwire.com/talk/topic/1403-template-engine/?do=findComment&comment=12626

Since the introduction of the delayed output strategy by Ryan this has been discussed in many posts and I have used it ever since and I have fine tuned it until perfection. https://processwire.com/talk/topic/8767-regarding-delayed-output/ https://processwire.com/talk/topic/11199-mainphp-inflexibility/ using wireRenderFile() in the delayed output strategy https://processwire.com/blog/posts/processwire-2.5.2/ https://processwire.com/talk/topic/11836-wirerenderfile-on-child-pages/ Here Camilo Castro explains how his wire render pattern works: https://medium.com/@clsource/the-wire-render-pattern-806bf6d6097a#.jquhbxejn https://github.com/NinjasCL/wire-render-pattern Horst came up with the idea to use $Layout for using different layouts for any given page on the front https://processwire.com/talk/topic/8767-regarding-delayed-output/ https://processwire.com/talk/topic/11769-delayed-output-and-another-layout/ with this I call html files in a folder "views" for front pages who need a different layout Then I used your own former mentioned strategies here: https://processwire.com/talk/topic/2311-processwire-on-the-web/page-21#entry109766 https://processwire.com/talk/topic/11809-pw-site-profiles-are-like-wp-themes/#entry109848 https://processwire.com/talk/topic/2311-processwire-on-the-web/page-21#entry109851 Together I am using this here as an example set up in my _main.php file: (the variables shown here are not always the same but depending on what a web site needs) <?php include("./banner/{$banner}.php"); ?> <?php include("./topnav/{$topnav}.php"); ?> <?php include("./subnav/{$subnav}.php"); ?> <?php include("./slider/{$slider}.php"); ?> <?php echo $layout; ?> <?php include("./footer/{$footer}.php"); ?> Any value for css, js, values, etc for a specific page on the front can be over rided, switched on or off as desired on each associated template file. Further I use separate css files for the main part of a web site and individual css files for front pages where needed and call for them between <head> and </head> with $variables on the associated template files. Output happens with the $Layout as mentioned before. Values used site wide are set in the _init.php file and can be changed or switched on or off as needed on the associated template files. This makes it all highly organized and fast maintainable. Reading through your proposed workflow looks like I am already are applying that. Would be interesting to find out how and where your proposed workflow would improve on my current workflow.

For possible mod_security errors try to look inside the log file of both your local and host server

Thanks flydev for posting that code. I have seen many times example code like that but never really figured out what those following HTML parts are doing: $content = <<<HTML . . . . . . HTML; Its probably a php thing ...

All my sites are done with 2.7.x so I am very happy about everything I just read about the 2.8 release. Thanks !