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That site has an image bottleneck total page size 3,73 Mb 33 requests for 3,2 Mb images time spend (location dulles va usa) for image content requests 51,58% Do you doubt your host ? There are plenty of free online test servers out there so you can compare with your host. I suggest to start checking how you have your image dimensions specified and from there on walk through your setup and recheck your site to pinpoint this image bottleneck:

Ok found it I forgot to retain the User Authentication Salt when I moved the site from local server to online server. All good now.

Hi, I have a site online using the protected mode module which was working very well. Only now that I have added a second page the proteced mode is having problems. When I login in protected mode the home page shows up like usual. I can navigate to the second page but when I then want to return to the home page, I have to relogin. I login again and then the same situation happens again. Is this normal behaviour ? I checked if I have overlooked any special settings in the configuration of the module but haven't seen anything. Edit: On a local server everything works fine. Haven't figured out yet how this problem is related with the online host.

Works fine here. For your vagrant environment check these two posts: (or the others): https://processwire.com/talk/topic/1563-this-request-was-aborted-because-it-appears-to-be-forged/page-2#entry67989 https://processwire.com/talk/topic/1563-this-request-was-aborted-because-it-appears-to-be-forged/page-2#entry97132

Ivan's post about deployer really motivates me to leave ftp for what it is and setup a virtual machine with linux. Probably antiX-13.2 (debian) because it is so fast and light. After some digging with google I found a real good and clear tuto about deployer for beginners: https://codereviewvideos.com/course/deployer-easy-php-deployment/video/introduction-to-deployer https://codereviewvideos.com/course/deployer-easy-php-deployment/video/installing-deployer After the first two video's you have to subscribe to see the rest of the video's but the tuto text goes on until the end. But I am happy to subscribe there as codereviewvideos made a good impression on me. Site is very easy to navigate, easy to read, clear layout/design/font. Easy to follow video's with clear spoken voice. (no I am not affiliated) I saw also video's there about gulp, vagrant, restfulAPI, composer, phpstorm and a Blog.

How do you guys deploy processwire sites on windows ?

Hi Ivan I think it must be this one: https://github.com/ngmy/webloyer

Stop writing code, start drawing it ? Complexity of Web Design is only growing and no wysiwyg will ever surpass a Programmer/Designer. But maybe this one would be usable for fast mock-ups to show to your clients.

Hi jlahijani, Los Angeles seems to be a cool place, what are your clients there ? Im thinking about teaching processwire to others on how it is a cms of choice.

There seems to be a web ui for it as well: https://github.com/peritor/webistrano

Thanks for this great tip Just tried it and uploading galleries goes in seconds with only a few mouse clicks.

Hi, welcome to the pw forum What do you mean by image variations ?

Just found out that you can shift select many pictures and drag and drop them in the image field. All the shift selected pictures are then uploaded to the image field. That speeds things up

Hi, Normally you drag and drop manually your pictures from a local folder on your laptop into the image field of a page in the backend. But with a lot of pictures this becomes cumbersome. Is there a way, maybe a script, api or other, to import many pictures into the image field ?

Check your field settings. It's in the readme.txt in \site\modules\InputfieldCKEditor\readme.txt Also have a look at some plugins for ckeditor, they might be useful: http://ckeditor.com/addon/colorbutton http://ckeditor.com/addon/magicline

When I first started with processwire the php didn't make much sense to me. But like any other language, the more you use it the better you become and the more you see it's potential. Php is driving a huge part of the internet. Just look at the amount of daily job offers where companies are looking for php coders.

This might be of your interest: https://processwire.com/docs/tutorials/how-to-structure-your-template-files/page4 https://processwire.com/talk/topic/11199-mainphp-inflexibility/

What is so special about the comment field in this matter ? You can pull the contents of any field and css style it through the html thags that surround the the echoed field. Edit: Ah I see now, I posted too early. https://processwire.com/api/fieldtypes/comments/

What about concentrating on code that can search quickly through the pages if you want to retrieve an invoice ?

Or a nice little link button, any way or size you want, somewhere at the bottom of your site

Hi, I hear more and more people around me say: "who needs a website these days" ? They say that facebook is much more popular than having your own website. And Companies prefer a web agency above a single developer because a web agency delivers a wider range of service than just a website and better guarantees continuity. What are your thoughts and experience with this ?

Hi just reading this. Glad to help you with this. With pocketgrid you can easily setup columns in a row (class blocks in a block group) that will hold your menu. All you have to do is to set up percentages for your class blocks (columns). This will define how many columns you will have and the width of them. A good workflow is to setup boxes as class blocks. Then with media queries you can re-arrange your columns to have different layouts to make it responsive for different screen sizes. On top of that with media queries you can what is inside your columns (e.g. text and pics in your menu) make responsive by changing fonts, size, auto resize pics, colors, percentages, whatever, etc. etc. You can css target any class, id, tag, etc. through it's block-group id so you will never have css collisions with other css in your css style. Plus it gives you a logical way of setting it up, easy for maintenance.

Nice work totoff, looks good here on ff 41.0.2 on screen 1366 x 768. Your mentioning of not using wysiwyg makes me reconsider going to try out Markdown. As for Gridset, I don't know. I have tried so many different css grid systems and I always come back on pocketgrid as it makes so much sense in so many ways.

If you mean on an online server, you can not use imap/pop/smtp settings from gmail directly. For safety reasons your host wants you to use the email gateway on your host. You have to first setup an email account on your online server. Outgoing mail must use smtp from your online server, incoming mail can be forwarded to your gmail account. And of course you can use the Wire Mail smtp module for processwire: http://modules.processwire.com/modules/wire-mail-smtp/ Info: https://processwire.com/talk/topic/5704-wiremailsmtp/ https://processwire.com/talk/topic/11510-mysterious-wiremail/

If I increase your padding to 80px like here: body { background: #222 none repeat scroll 0% 0%; color: #FFF; padding: 80px; margin: 0px; font-family: "Helvetica Neue","Helvetica",Helvetica,Arial,sans-serif; font-weight: normal; line-height: 1; position: relative; font-style: normal; } the bottom now looks normal so hopefully this indicates where to look.