Beluga
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If you copy and paste the email address, does it paste as reversed text?
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@teppo: how about testing Quill? There is a discussion thread about it.
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€1 000 for an ecommerce site is simply exploitation. I did some research a while ago on average cost of websites - can't find the same results right now (there was a nice survey), but found some others. From executionists.com: http://www.howmuchdoesawebsitecost.com/averageweb-design-pricing/ The "Web Design Calculator" of webpagefx.com gave $3 000 as the minimum price for a basic ecommerce site with nothing else, even styling. With moderate styling, standard CMS features and advanced level ecommerce the price range went to $10-21k.
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Kongondo once made a CRUD demo with diogo's admin custom pages module: https://processwire.com/talk/topic/3474-admin-custom-pages-module/?p=34425 More CRUD talk in this thread.
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Here's a module by Roope: Email Obfuscation module for plaintext emails and email links with 64 base crypting. Here's an interesting method that would be cool to see as a module: http://johnhaller.com/useful-stuff/obfuscate-mailto http://johnhaller.com/useful-stuff/obfuscate-mailto/code-php
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Use ProcessWire in a MVC like fashion, or just use pages?
Beluga replied to tehandyb's topic in Getting Started
Maybe a little off-topic/semantics, but I found this enlightening: PHP and Model View Controller: impossible! So yeah, it is a bit muddling to use MVC in the context of PHP, while at the same time we have JavaScript frameworks that employ the original Smalltalk MVC concept. Here's a talk from European Smalltalk User Group Conference called "MVC Revival on the Web". There is even a Smalltalk web application framework called AIDAweb. -
This thread just keeps saving bacons. Just applied this solution to sort images by their aspect ratio so the layout looks better (client request): foreach ($koneet as $kone) { $kone->aspectratio = $kone->images->first()->width / $kone->images->first()->height; } The field aspectratio is type float, hidden in the form so the client won't even know it's there.
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http://kapeli.com/dash#docsets http://zealdocs.org/ Could the API docs be handed to Dash easily; http://kapeli.com/docsets I know there's the apigen docs for PW, but Dash doesn't support it. Doxygen?
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Noticed it probably in Joss's signature on SEBLOD forums. Now I see gebeer has been dropping PW links on them even in 2014
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For vector animation, you could consider Synfig. It supports frame-by-frame these days, too.
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This module is "alpha" all right.. as in "alpha wolf"!
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Maybe these will help, Comments module is in the core: http://processwire.com/api/fieldtypes/comments/ http://modules.processwire.com/modules/process-latest-comments/
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Cartalyst builds framework agnostic composer packages for developers. They recently released a shopping cart package featuring multiple instances, item attributes and Conditions (it has optional Laravel support). Demo: http://demo.cartalyst.com/cart/ They are supposed to release more ecommerce packages. Btw., found a recently compiled massive list of ecommerce platforms: http://www.reddit.com/r/ecommerce/comments/21i2af/lets_create_a_massive_list_of_all_ecommerce/
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Can someone test with MariaDB 10?
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Virtualmin is a free web control panel that has helped me greatly on a non-managed server. Just have a checkbox ticked and you will get a fully working mail server. You can use the web interface to update PHP, MySQL (or MariaDB for me) and your Linux server in general. Roundcube and phpMyAdmin can be installed with a couple of clicks. You do have to take care of securing your Linux server yourself. Disable root login, change the ssh port, set up iptables & fail2ban and stuff like that. So it's not a walk in the park, but if you take notes, you can do it all again from scratch quite fast, if something goes wrong in the process.
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I think it would make sense to build the components of a forum in such a way that as many of them as possible could be used in other applications. Designing them in a way that you can use them to build a forum, but also other things. This would mean a broader developer audience and more contributors. I am repeating myself from another thread I have the feeling that actually starting from strong spam prevention (Akismet + SFS etc) might be good, because then you could do public experiments and add more functionality without having to fight spam fires.
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I'm under the impression that the Processwire license now requires you to narrate screencasts like a pirate so you might want to check that little detail.
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Processwire - the only cult where the love bombing phase never ends! If the WebsiteBaker devs decide to move on, it would be cool to officially recommend PW as a "spiritual successor". This type of recommendation has actually been done recently: Sigil ebook creator stopped being actively developed and its developer recommended looking at Calibre's new ebook editing functionality.
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http://www.hipsterdomainfinder.com/
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I mentioned Prestashop yesterday and I have to come back and say we just discovered some pretty crazy behavior with Presta's Advanced stock management feature. Quantity imports resulting in negative quantities, some random products causing errors when trying to decrease quantities. It just screams "not ready for production" so we are switching to the "classic" quantity management. Product packs also don't work with the Advanced stock system yet. Likewise their carrier handling code is crazy with changing the ID everytime you change something (a lot of cruft in the DB at the very least, imagine having a 100 price rules and they are left behind and created anew in the DB every time you make some change).
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Streamlined API, developer-centric design, customize with ease.. I like what I'm hearing! As a PHP newbie, developing for PrestaShop has been quite tiring because of how it is designed. Endlessly digging inside classes and database tables trying to figure out what does what. Oh how I have yearned for a PW-like design where I don't have to juggle 5 different db tables to achieve some small thing.
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Rivalry: http://codedicks.com/
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In Finland we have three different taxes. Do you mind sharing your hacks?
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http://quilljs.com/ It's all about the API, just like PW
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So there's a person who has built a project management system in PW: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7658253 I wonder if they are on the forum
