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Check the link as it reverts back to this page. (still happens on 20:00 gmt time) Hover the mouse over the link and you'll see.

I guess this puts processwire hosting on the same level as processwire

can you use this for a form ?

You don't have to learn complete php, just the parts you need to use the processwire api, e.g. for each, echo, ... etc.

This is a repeated question already answered with many good posts in the forum, just go look for them.

Just checked it with FF-46, IE-8 and Opera-37. Everything looks ok here.

Pageboggling ! Processwire seems to have BIG friends.

In other words: processwire does not limit you as a developer. So obvious, but didn't cross my mind so far to put it in these words. Added this one to my list of processwire arguements.

http://sachinchoolur.github.io/lightGallery/demos/videos.html

https://processwire.com/talk/topic/12830-reaching-the-limit-of-pocket-grid-css/#entry116610

One solution might be using mail reflector from No-Ip

Ok guys thanks for the replies, I have one line of caption text now working: foreach($page->images as $image) { $large = $image->width(700); $thumb = $image->size(100, 100); $text = $image->description; I leave the second caption text line for later.

Thanks tpr, but how would I make description make part of the for each loop, something like this ?? foreach($page->images as $image) ($page->description as $text) {

I see that each picture in the page already has a text field underneath it. How can I use that field in the for each loop ?

Yes you guys are right, I can't use $text1 and $text2 on the page where also the pictures are stored or every picture will get the same text as overlay. I need two lines with different text for every picture.

Hi, I have this for each loop to output pictures from a page and works perfectly. However each picture gets two lines of text overlayed and these two lines of text for each picture are stored in the page as $text1 and $text2, see below. How do I make $text1 and $text2 make part of the for each loop so they will be outputted in the code below ? <div class="photo-gallery"> <?php if(count($page->images)) { echo "<ul id='gallery' class='list-unstyled row'>"; foreach($page->images as $image) { $large = $image->width(700); $thumb = $image->size(100, 100); echo "<li class=" . '""' . "data-responsive=" . '""' . "data-src=" . $large->url . " data-sub-html=" . '"' . "<h4>" . $text1 . "</h4>" . "<p>" . $text2 . "</p>" . '"' . ">"; echo "<a href=" . '""' . ">"; echo "<img class=" . '"img-responsive"' . "src=" . $thumb->url . ">"; echo "</a>"; echo "</li>"; } echo "</ul>"; } ?> </div>

Some good post you wrote there bill c. Speaking about there are only so many hours in a day, I want to add to this that time is also money. This may sound as another cliche but many wordpress developers I know make websites much faster in the same hours, deliver very good looking websites and make a lot more money in the same hours as I do. The speed at which PW 3.x is being developed lately is moving it into a high end system for high end coders in a high end market. It looks like PW is becoming more about knowing how to code than about making websites. (e.g. there is still no templates store for pw) So the question is do I really need to invest time to know all that growing potential and coding to make my websites ?

An iframe is for a webpage in a webpage that's why the youtube is working and your local mp4 isn't. For a local mp4 (or webm and ogg) you have to use the html5 video format: <video id="yourmovie" src="yourmovie.mp4" controls></video> You have to check what video format is supported across all browsers. I think mp4 is now supported by all modern browsers. <video width="320" height="240" autoplay> <source src="movie.mp4" type="video/mp4"> <source src="movie.ogg" type="video/ogg"> Your browser does not support the video tag. </video> A problem with the html5 video format is that the html5 player does not look the same across all browsers and the autoplay attribute does not work in mobile devices like iPad and iPhone. To make the player look the same across all browsers and also escape the autoplay attribute problem you have to use a wrapper like this one: http://mediaelementjs.com/ To make things even more easy you also could make use of Adriaan's video field type: https://processwire.com/talk/topic/4580-video-fieldtype/ echo $page->video_field->play;

Two very good windows alternatives for quicktime: 1. smplayer http://smplayer.sourceforge.net/ 2. vlcplayer http://www.videolan.org/vlc/

Like DaveP said, check the file format you are dealing with, .tar, .gz, .zip, .rar, etc. It that's not it then it looks like corrupted data due to interrupted writing. One of the things that is left to do is to use a tool that scans the partition or file area sector by sector and piece together what is still there. Depending on the work that you did on those files this could save you time. R-studio is very good. I recovered many times pieces of word and excel documents with it, saving hours of time.

@Szabez, I think this is very interesting to speed up website building. I found this page where it is explained how to use "a page" as kind of "a block" Looks like this is a way to create blocks in processwire: http://wiki.processwire.com/index.php/Including_a_page_in_another_page I quote from this page: (in the middle of the page) "When fetching another page into a template file, for instance where it is being used" "as a Widget or an advertising block or banner," What do you guys think about making "blocks" this way ?

Perhaps this will making a choice more easy: Modx is still on ExtJS in the backend (slow) and has hold down Modx development for years It's the main reason why we have many ex-modx'ers here in the forum using processwire Modx is fundraising $50.000 for rewriting the backend manager Modx3 release has become unknown (was to be released in 2013)

I don't see w3 validating necessary or adding something to tracy debugger which has it's focus on debugging, php, api, calls, etc. Besides, there is already so much available for w3 validating.

I see the processwire force is strong with ralberts in holland Congrats with catching a website for het muziekgebouw in Eindhoven. I lived 10 years in "lightcity" Eindhoven, still miss it.

What about this one: http://twig.sensiolabs.org/