panx

On 11/20/2021 at 8:31 AM, kongondo said:

Apologies, I forgot to announce this topic here. Just cross-referencing this announcement/call for testers:

 

Please note the expression of interest was to close yesterday (Friday 19 November 2021). However, the deadline has been extended until Monday 22 November 2021 to accommodate those who would have expected an announcement here. Apologies again.

I just got the message today, could you please count me to the betatester? I did some padloper installtion and are realy interested to get your module on my computer.

Thanks
Pat

Thanks @kongondo
It worked, I had to do the changes three times.

Thank you @kongondo
i will go through the links and come back to report how it went.

On 12/1/2020 at 5:50 PM, toni said:

@kongondo 

I’ve just bought media manager and installed it on a fresh pw instance.

 

 

Unfortunately an upload does not appear (small logo image)

and no error is thrown.

https://www.dropbox.com/s/xhwie4vert5li5b/mm.mov?dl=0

 

The User is a super user. Any idea what could go wrong?

Thanks,

 

 

Toni

Hi @kongondo

I do have the same probleme like @toni, what he showed in his video. My settings: newest mysql and php versions, PW 3.0.165 and Media Manager (Process) v0.1.2 β

The following didn't change anything:

On 6/4/2020 at 6:08 PM, kongondo said:

By the way, a quick workaround, if you insist on living on the edge is to do the following:

1. Edit a Media Manager field (e.g. media_manager_image)
2. Change its Use Tags setting and save
3. Revert the change to what it was before and save again

Uploads should now work.

Note though that using the 'Cleanup' feature might still throw the PDO error linked to in the post above.

Thanks for your help

@Mike Rockett thank you for your help!

With the following modification, I was able to do the jumplink stuff.

RewriteCond %{REQUEST_URI} ^\/index\.php [NC]
RewriteCond %{QUERY_STRING} ^(.+)$ [NC]
RewriteRule ^ /index2.php?%1? [R,L]

On 9/23/2018 at 8:26 AM, Mike Rockett said:

@panx Thanks for the report – please could you have a look in your server logs to see what the error is?

@Mike Rockett [Wed Sep 26 11:27:17.253274 2018] [core:alert] [pid 13619] [client **] /home/httpd/vhosts/**/.htaccess: Invalid command 'RewriteCond\xef\xbb\xbf', perhaps misspelled or defined by a module not included in the server configuration, referer: https://**/pw/setup/jumplinks/

I don't get this properly done - lack of knowledge of .htaccess coding. Please don't ask me for the current htaccess code, it's rubbish.

How can I rewrite the original URL to the deseried URL?

Original URL:
/index.php?reference=kunststoff&object=1
/index.php?article-group=a&article-number=101.030

Desired destination URL:
/reference/kunststoff/object/1
/article-group/a/article-number/101.030

With this desired destination URL, i will be able to pass through jumplinks to reach the final URL.

Hi

I try to move an old website to PW. The old links look like this:
/index.php?reference=kunststoff&object=1
/index.php?flyer=h6verputzt&object=1
/index.php?article-group=a&article-number=101.030
and so on...not very consistent.

The target page could be something like this: /reference/kunstoff1

As feared, jumplinks redirects /index.php?reference=kunststoff&object=1 directly to the homesite. I found the following solution in the forum. But with those changes, i got a Internal Server Error.

On 10/20/2016 at 4:25 PM, Mike Rockett said:

These kinds of redirects become somewhat tricky as requesting index.php is the same as requesting the root of the site. I have worked around this, but it would still be better to do this via an htaccess redirect. Unfortunately, it would be mean two redirects as you are using a mapping collection.

Just after line 129 of your htaccess file (part 13, regarding "www"), add the following:

RewriteCond %{REQUEST_URI} ^\/index\.php [NC]
RewriteCond %{QUERY_STRING} ^id=(\d+) [NC]
RewriteRule ^ /index_php/%1? [R,L]

This will redirect, for example, /index.php?id=321 to /index_php/321.

Now, change your jumplink source to /index_php/{id}.

 

Any ideas to solve this problem?
 

I didn't buy the android tablet yet - I still have the alternative for a windows tablet.
But now I will go for android:)

Thanks

Thanks LostKobrakai.

I'm worried about these two points:

• Apache must have mod_rewrite enabled (when applicable)
• Apache must support .htaccess files (when applicable)

Has anybody installed a server on a android tablet to run processwire?

I found KSWEB (server + PHP + MySQL) for android.
KSWEB includes:
- lighttpd server v1.4.35
- nginx v1.9.3
- PHP v5.6.12
- MySQL v5.6.19
- msmtp v1.6.1
- Web Interface v1.2
- KSWEBFTP v1.0
- scheduler

Does it have everything what processwire need?

Thanks in advance

Otherwise you could download this module:
http://modules.processwire.com/modules/process-page-delete/
and you will have the following icon for your customers

This has been added in the latest commit of the 'dev' branch (for 2.2). You'll see the Field duplicate/clone option under the 'advanced' menu when editing a field. From there, you just check the box asking you if you want to clone the field and click save.

At my current PW version 2.6.3 the duplicate/clone option moved to the 'action' menu.