3fingers
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3fingers's post in Can not edit a page of single template was marked as the answer
You could try to use the new ajax-driven inputs (more on that here).
Basically you can tell Processwire to delay loading of some specific inputs (or groups of inputs) until they are opened/selected.
Worth a try in your case.
Let me know
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3fingers's post in Register form with auto-create user pages was marked as the answer
Hi, bit in a hurry but you can check repeaters docs here (bottom of the page you can check how to fill them via API):
https://processwire.com/api/fieldtypes/repeaters/.
Take a look here too: https://processwire.com/api/fieldtypes/repeaters/
A little hint on TrackChanges:
https://processwire.com/talk/topic/4880-questions-about-the-usage-of-trackchanges/
Btw, why (in the code above) are you creating a page with the username as title and then, as a child of if, a page with user infos?
You could just create one page per user, with title and infos in there, in just one place.
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3fingers's post in can't get past home page after reinstalling wamp was marked as the answer
Check for "rewrite_module" in your Apache setting. Should be off by default, turn it on then.
https://www.dropbox.com/s/pictxyby393pmdd/rewrite.jpg
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3fingers's post in Exporting localhost database into a new database throws error! was marked as the answer
Ok @n0sleeved, I think I got the solution
Here in my office I got your same setup and, following the exact same procedure you mention, I recieve the error MySql gave you.
To solve this I've choosen not to export through the "Rapid" option, and go for the "Custom" one. In the options panel I have then checked:
Add instruction DROP TABLE / VIEW / PROCEDURE / FUNCTION / EVENT and exported leaving all the rest with default values.
It worked!
Let us know!
