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Processwire already gives you all the tools for this. You can setup your own image fields and "page" trees where you need them. You just have to think about how to group your "page" tree levels so can easily administrate your images if you have a lot of them.

More here http://browsershots.org/

Does it have to be javascript ? I use curl for this.

Exactly. Meta tags are downgraded to title and description and a few more. Original content with words correlating to the website. No picture1.jpg or text1.doc but picture and document names with words about your website. Link exchanging, landingpages, videoclips, downloads, pdf spreads, forums, etc.

: Even google.es has adapted it's logo to the event: More links: http://www.bbc.com/news/science-environment-30026398 http://www.cbc.ca/news/technology/rosetta-mission-spacecraft-makes-historic-landing-on-comet-1.2832076

The Netherlands are writing History. For the first time in history, a space vehicle has landed on a comet. This happened today at 16:05 GMT The project is under Dutch supervision by Fred Jansen. Landinggear, solarpanels, explorer testing was all done in the Netherlands. It took the carrier 10 years, 5 months and 4 days to reach the comet. The comet has almost no gravity so there was a risc for the explorer to bounce back after the landing since a pushing thruster failed to work as also 3 harpoons don't seem to work. It takes about half an hour for a radio signal to reach the Earth. But today the explorer has left the carrier and landed successfully on the comet. The comet has a size of about 3 x 5 kilometer and is now at a distance of about 500 million kilometers from Earth. There are many sources where you can find more info here is one of them: http://www.theatlantic.com/technology/archive/2014/11/for-the-first-time-humanity-is-landing-on-a-comet/382664/

Every day more talented forum members. Thanks for this module.

There you go:

Best thread ever about this subject imo You have put it very clear and gives me some ideas for next approaches.

ah yes of course, got it, thanks for stepping in.

Not sure what you mean: About processwire site setup see the api https://processwire.com/api/variables/config/ Examples: Links to fonts from google goes like this: <link href='http://fonts.googleapis.com/css?family= . . . . . . ' rel='stylesheet' type='text/css'> Links to your font-awesome.min.css goes like this: <link href='/site/templates/styles/font-awesome/css/font-awesome.min.css' rel='stylesheet' type='text/css' /> Links to your internal css and js go like this: <link href="/site/templates/webfonts/your_webfont_styles.css" rel="stylesheet"> <link href="/site/templates/your_style.css" rel="stylesheet"> <script src="/site/templates/webfonts/your_webfont_script.js"></script>

Hi there, and welcome to processwire. How did you find processwire amongst the others ?

According to that policy, in case when things are ugly we should look the other way and don't mention about it. This is not the spirit of this forum and neither of processwire. I hope being political correct, status quo and social engineering will never creep into this forum because it rots.

The concept behind processwire: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ProcessWire https://processwire.com/api/concept/ http://www.flamingruby.com/blog/anatomy-of-fields-in-processwire/

Fred, I lost counting but so many other good threads have answered your question already. This thread is only one of them. Go dig the forum and find those other threads and your question will be answered in a much wider spectrum. Here is a head start: https://processwire.com/talk/topic/4173-grouped-forum-posts-links-articles-tutorials-code-snippets/

Did you stop using pocketgird ?

Hi there ! The forum of processwire has more than 4 years of posts and has become a great source of information. Your answer is already in there. Did you have a look ? Welcome to processwire and why not tell us something more and introduce your self.

How many languages you have ? Just put some language flag images directly in the assets folder and link them up with <a><img> - - - </></a> instead of a breadcrumb language nav. Just install the language profile in pw 2.5.0 and there you see Ryan's language switcher code. Modify it to your hearts content

processwire is more like a cmt, content management transformer

Did you try another index.php ? Did you check on any database commands in your local database that should not be there anymore in the server database ? E.g. some CPanels don't like database commands created in a local environment.

This is neither processwire nor pub related but you might find your answer here: http://forums.modx.com/index.php/topic,23371.0.html

Couldn't agree more on that because it always gives me the best client flow and the job done in processwire.

Yes, I agree on that one and also what Pete said earlier. You have to listen very carefully to the client and his reactions to picture what is coming for you and say no very early in the process when it is not worth it. Lost a lot of time in the past with, trying to convince, explain, comparing, etc. In the end you make your self look like a fool instead of doing some real business. Time is money. In the past I was selling a real state of the art home alarm system. Same thing, I spend hours per client to demonstrate, explain, compare, etc. Partners who sold the same home alarm only spent 10 minutes per client and at the end of the day they sold a whole lot more than me.

Some times a client doesn't even trust you anymore when you come up with a cms they never have heard of. For them there must be a reason why drupal and wordpress are in the top list and never heard of processwire. Why would that be ? Processwire is not the only cms/cmf out there to realize a project.