Peter Knight
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Beautiful work. If you have time, can you explain how the assessments filtering works?
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@christophe you can exclude directories and files.
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Quick followup in case anyone else comes to this thread. I had a look at all the links and eventually settled on Akeeba Solos (thanks @cstevensjr) as it was the most compatible with my server. The website is a little unclear but you install it on your server, enter your database credentials and you have quite an array of backup and config options from that point onwards. Setting up my backups (databases and files) with Dropbox was really simple. There's also 3 different options for scheduled backups via Cron.
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Web site elements stretched and overlapped vertically on big monitors
Peter Knight replied to pwired's topic in Dev Talk
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Some of you may be aware of Google Trends and the ability to search for a keywords trend over time. Here's one for PW. There's a very encouraging (and well deserved) climb north. Some crazy dudes from Germany obviously like the CMS too
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In MODX there's an Extra called GetResources which allows you to loop through Resources and display the contents via a mini template (TPL). For the PW equivalent, I use the foreach loop combined with selectors. Simple enough. Back to getResources, I had a great setup whereby I could loop through several resources and output the content through a different TPL (mini template) depending on a field value within a Resource. IE I'd end up with a single page but the content inside would have several different layouts such as Block 1 = Image on left. Text on right. Blcok 2 = Image on right. Text on left. Block 3 = Text on top. Image underneath. Edit: There's a visual explanation here: http://www.sepiariver.ca/blog/modx-web/how-to-dynamic-content-blocks-with-modx-getresources/ Is this relatively simple with PHP and PW? I'm not looking for code samples but a more accurate idea of what to google. IE What's the proper terminology in PHP?
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Sorry Kongondo. Must have missed the notification and I see you've replied to something else too. Will pickup on the PM channel.
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Thanks a mill. For what it's worth, I found your blog docs yesterday. Missed that particular setting but self-fixed another issue
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Another gem. Thanks for highlighting
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Command (or Control) + S to save a page. I realise there is both Save (initially) and then Publish and Save and Keep Unpublished. Saving something is more of an automatic action and a requirement. Publish could be kept manual ?
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This is called the ProcessWire tractor beam. You've been pulled into its path! You wake up one day and know you won't be happy until your own site is completely rebuilt in PW. Even though you don't have time, you have real work to do and your current site and CMS have been perfectly "ok". Before you know it your life is full of echo statements, you're visiting the forums multiple times per day and you can't sleep at 5am because you're crazy excited about the great thing PW allowed you to do with your site that you never thought possible. Anyway, nice write up. Thanks for sharing
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You mean it was Pirated?
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Have this wierd select box issue. Anytime I have a list of Related Categories or Related Tags, I get a stray selectbox repeating the Categories or Tags Not sure if it's my browser or the module or Zurb Foundation auto inserting some accessibility thing. Does it happen to anyone else using the Blog Module?
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Seems fine in terms of opening and closed braces. I don't know much about Modules but having looked at some other code, it seems like the opening statement public function init() { $this->addHook('User::gravatar', $this, 'methodGravatar'); } needs to be preceeded by something like this class MODULENAME extends WireData implements Module {
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Thanks for this. I've saved the code to the desktop, zipped it and loaded as a module and get the following error Parse Error: syntax error, unexpected 'public' (T_PUBLIC) (line 20 of /Users/peterknight/Sites/EdenWeb/site/modules/Gravatar/Gravatar.module) Any ideas what the issue is there? Happy to move this to a different forum or a PM if kongondo wishes. This error message was shown because you are logged in as a Superuser. Error has been logged.
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Whenever I see a Bandwidth limit exceeded error, I always think of a fat drummer. Never mind...
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Same install prob here on 2.5.9 Module is not installable because not all required dependencies are currently met.
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Ok, Im going to try it but I'm running 2.5.9 or something on the bleeding edge.
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Is your text editor setup to accept Hanna Code?
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Happy birthday @Joss (according to LinkedIn). Hope you've got that PostMan Pat tie on and are sipping a nice whiskey
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Unfortunately, there's a race to the bottom with regards to themes and especially WordPress themes. I never would have thought the numbers were so high though. How are you selecting the web companies?
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That's a great monitor. Had one for about 7 years and it never let me down. Colors are brilliant too.
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Interesting links.